Player in Open. We see them login to the game after a board flip.
AnonIDA and AnonIDB send a "location" to EDDN at about the same time.
Player in open flies out of the station and flies from, say Gateway to Chaxiraxi.
AnonIDA sends a "FSDJump" for Indaol
AnonIDB sends a "FSDJump" for Chaxiraxi
Us in open scans the highwake of the player leaving the station with a wake scanner.
The wake says it went to Chaxiraxi, good assumption taht the Wake For CMDR Bob to Chaxiraxi is AnonIDB.
For example.
("sends a" meaning "sends an event to EDDN", substitube player for bot/cmdr where relevant)
Again, thanks. Are there other event than FSDJump to look it ?
i am asking as it could make my time better to try to find the one attacking us... but i assume it is working only for open ?
You are correct.
Until recently you could send your CMDR name as identification for the EDDN network unless you specifically chose to remain anonymous, but as of a few months ago only the hashed names are allowed - to combat name-tracking. However, with a bit of cunning you could figure out who owned which hashname by sitting at a station and watching people come and go, checking for submitted data around that timeframe.
Twelve days ago another change was pushed by EDDN so that the hash IDs for each uploader would changed every 12 hour, to combat the hash-tracking and making sure that even if you knew the hashname for a specific pilot... it would change in 12 hours anyway.
Or to simplify: It is no longer possible to track by pilot name. Reversing the new IDs to get the pilot name is not practical. Getting the ID by following a pilot and checking EDDB timestamps is not practical, since IDs change every 12 hours. You would have to follow the pilot nonstop to each location.
yhanks a lot!