P2P Leaks Surprises

kilian.cavalotti writes "A new Web log is posting what it purports are pictures, documents and letters from U.S. soldiers and military bases in Iraq and elsewhere--all of which the site's operator claims to have downloaded from peer-to-peer networks such as Gnutella. The "See What You Share" site has been online for a week and has published photos ranging from a crashed military jet to a screenshot of a spreadsheet file that appears to include names, addresses and telephone numbers of marines. The site's operator, a 30-year-old named Rick Wallace, wrote in a blog posting that he is trying to help the military understand how serious a security risk unmonitored peer-to-peer file sharing can be."

Comments

Okay

[Corporate Troll]

I don't care what the military shares, but I surely want to see more of her... Redheads.... *drool* ;-)

Re:Okay

[stinkyfingers]

I smell a new pornsite: www.p2pmilitarywives.com

But the REAL question is,

[whoever57]

... where are the other "raunchy" photos?

Re:I got bored just after Kazaa came out.

[topynate]

I read people's mail, and after msn messenger 6, their chat logs.

Dumb people are really boring.

Re:my email to Glen

[kfg]

It sounds an awful lot like you're complaining, but you have absolutely no idea how to solve the problem you've raised. This is not constructive...it is merely whining.

I'll bet your auto mechanic just loves it when you refuse to tell him what's wrong, but tell him how to fix it.

KFG