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FBI Employees Download Pirated Movies and TV-Shows ... Feb 9th 2013, 12:54 Home About Archives Categories Anti-Piracy Bittorrent Software Breaking News Copyright Issues Legal Issues Opinion Pirate Talk Politics and Ideology Torrent Sites Tutorial & How To News Bits Contact The place where breaking news, BitTorrent and copyright collide FBI Employees Download Pirated Movies and TV-Shows BitTorrent is used by millions of people every day, even in places where you wouldn't really expect. New data reveals that employees at the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division are sharing movies and TV-shows with the rest of the world. Is the FBI gathering information on BitTorrent users, or could it be that the feds harbor in-house pirates? Online piracy is a serious crime according to the FBI. "It's a growing threatâ€"especially with the rise of digital technologies and Internet file sharing networks," they write on their website. Over the past years the FBI has been involved in many piracy related cases. The high-profile Megaupload investigation for example, where a federal agent used an "undercover computer" to browse the file-hosting site. In this light it is quite a surprise that some employees at the FBI appear to be sharing copyrighted material out in the open, through BitTorrent. With help from BitTorrent monitoring company ScanEye we found several BitTorrent "pirates" linked to IP-addresses that are registered to FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division. Below is a snapshot of some of the "hits" we found. As can be seen above there is a particular interest in movies and TV-show downloads at the FBI's largest division. Some of the titles are relevant to the intelligence community such as "Homeland", "The Girl Who played With Fire", "The Good Wife" and "Dexter". Other titles, including the Aussie soap opera Home and Away, are more general entertainment. The big question is of course why these FBI IP-addresses are showing up in BitTorrent swarms. The most likely explanation is that employees were downloading these videos for personal entertainment. This wouldn't be much of a surprise really, as we've seen this before at congressional offices the Department of Justice, national parliaments, record labels and movie studios. Another option is that the FBI is downloading the torrents as part of an ongoing investigation. However, this is less likely as ScanEye shows that the downloads are spread out over several months. Or perhaps the IP-addresses were spoofed by Kim Dotcom to get back at the feds? Related Posts Previous Post NewsBits Even more news... Pirate Bay "Could not connect to caching server 00″ Yes, The Pirate Bay is having issues again. "Could not connect to caching server 00" is... Demonoid Breaks Record with 6 Month Downtime This week it's been six months since Demonoid went offline. 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New data reveals that employees at the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division are sharing movies and TV-shows with the rest of the world. Is the FBI gathering information on BitTorrent users, or could it be that the feds harbor in-house pirates? Online piracy is a serious crime according to the FBI. "It's a growing threatâ€"especially with the rise of digital technologies and Internet file sharing networks," they write on their website. Over the past years the FBI has been involved in many piracy related cases. The high-profile Megaupload investigation for example, where a federal agent used an "undercover computer" to browse the file-hosting site. In this light it is quite a surprise that some employees at the FBI appear to be sharing copyrighted material out in the open, through BitTorrent. With help from BitTorrent monitoring company ScanEye we found several BitTorrent "pirates" linked to IP-addresses that are registered to FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division. Below is a snapshot of some of the "hits" we found. As can be seen above there is a particular interest in movies and TV-show downloads at the FBI's largest division. Some of the titles are relevant to the intelligence community such as "Homeland", "The Girl Who played With Fire", "The Good Wife" and "Dexter". Other titles, including the Aussie soap opera Home and Away, are more general entertainment. The big question is of course why these FBI IP-addresses are showing up in BitTorrent swarms. The most likely explanation is that employees were downloading these videos for personal entertainment. This wouldn't be much of a surprise really, as we've seen this before at congressional offices the Department of Justice, national parliaments, record labels and movie studios. Another option is that the FBI is downloading the torrents as part of an ongoing investigation. However, this is less likely as ScanEye shows that the downloads are spread out over several months. Or perhaps the IP-addresses were spoofed by Kim Dotcom to get back at the feds? Related Posts Previous Post NewsBits Even more news... Pirate Bay "Could not connect to caching server 00″ Yes, The Pirate Bay is having issues again. "Could not connect to caching server 00" is... Demonoid Breaks Record with 6 Month Downtime This week it's been six months since Demonoid went offline. With more than half a year... 3D Printing Can Turbocharge Mashup Culture This is a guest post by Public Knowledge Vice President Michael Weinberg â€" Mashups are one... TPB AFK: Parliamentary Immunity for The Pirate Bay The Pirate Bay documentary TPB AFK will be officially released next week, but director Simon Klose... KickassTorrents Goes Down After Kat.ph Domain Expires KickassTorrents is down, possibly because the domain name expired. People all around the world are unable... MostDiscussed Below are TorrentFreak's most discussed articles of the past month. Join the discussion if you like. Why Do Copyright Monopolists Think They Can Just Take Somebody Else's Work? Comment Icon Antigua Government Set to Launch "Pirate" Website To Punish United States Comment Icon Verizon's "Six Strikes" Anti-Piracy Measures Unveiled Comment Icon Dotcom's Mega: Anti-Piracy Group Moves To Cut Off Site's Finances Comment Icon Dotcom's Mega Removes Legal Files Citing Bogus DMCA Requests Comment Icon CopyQuote Left Quote "The Pirate Bay has been one of the most important movements in Sweden for freedom of speech, working against corruption and censorship. Peter Sunde Left Quote PopularArticles A selection of some TorrentFreak's classics dug up from our archives. Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Sites of 2013 Continuing a long-standing New Year's tradition, today we present an up-to-date list of the world's most-visited... Which VPN Service Providers Really Take Anonymity Seriously? Last month it became apparent that not all VPN providers live up to their marketing after... What's The Best VPN / Proxy for BitTorrent? Privacy is important on the Internet, and BitTorrent users are certainly not excluded. Already, hundreds of... BTGuard Review: How Does it Work? With the entertainment industries lobbying for increased powers to spy on BitTorrent users, many downloaders are... Optimize Your BitTorrent Download Speed BitTorrent can be fun, as long as you get decent speeds. Not satisfied with your current... Follow us online: Design by RyanDownie Copy CC and Privacy

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