- Tue Jul 27 2004 Are P2P networks leaking military secrets?
Blog is posting what are purported to be soldiers' pictures and documents, all allegedly downloaded from file-sharing networks.
- Thu Aug 14 2003 In refugee camp, a P2P outpost
A brash new file-trading network based in the West Bank says its service is secure and anonymous, and beyond the reach of copyright authorities.
- Sat Feb 28 2009 Data about Obama's helicopter breached via P2P?
Security company Tiversa says Iran has obtained engineering and communications information about Marine One, likely via a compromised file swap on a peer-to-peer service.
- Tue Jul 24 2007 Congress: P2P networks harm national security
House of Representatives panel chairman says peer-to-peer networks pose a "national security threat," new laws needed.
- Sun Mar 1 2009 Q&A: Tiversa co-founder talks about P2P leak
Company CEO, Sam Hopkins, on how government blueprints and avionics for President Obama's helicopter wound up at an IP address in Tehran.
- Wed Jul 29 2009 Congress: File sharing leaks sensitive data
Sensitive files like Secret Service safehouse locations, military rosters, and IRS tax returns can still be found on file-sharing networks, according to new report.
- Sun Apr 12 2009 Windows users brace for Conficker's wiggle
roundup The Conficker worm is keeping security experts on their toes, trying to scope out exactly how and when it might strike.
- Mon Jul 7 2003 Piracy and peer-to-peer
CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh hosts a debate between Freenet inventor Ian Clarke and the RIAA's Matt Oppenheim on the race between law and technology.
- Sat Aug 23 2008 Joe Biden's pro-RIAA, pro-FBI tech voting record
Barack Obama's pick for vice president is an ally of the music industry on copyright and the FBI on wiretaps. He also unintentionally spurred the creation of PGP.
- Fri Oct 28 2005 Week in pictures: Blue Gene, thinking green
roundup Blue Gene/L tops its own supercomputer record. Also: "Lost" online, "green" buildings, speaking tongues with tech and Firefox love fest.


