As the IP addresses are public, you might know which line is sharing content subject to copyright.
However, it would be much more serious if the authorities could access your rig through those networks.
Yes, that was the NSA.
Unfortunately, these exchange sites operated totally open.
The files were exchanged through shared folders, through which anyone could see what another user was sharing.
In addition to the audiovisual industry, there was also another agency spying on networks: the NSA.
The fact that they exchanged music as such had no value at the level of information.
The traffic networks like KaZaA, although encrypted, had a rather limited protection.
With this, they could create personality profiles of the users based on their tastes.
For this, there were two programs called GRIMPLATE and DIRTY RAT.
The first was to investigate how users of the Department of Defense used BitTorrent.
We will see if future leaks reveal more information about this.
So, what do you think about this?
Simply share your views and thoughts in the comment section below.
