Privatunes claims to delete
your personally identifying information from iTunes Plus files.
Privatunes 0.9 overwrites the user's name and address. or isn't it so ?

Azureus Vuze is a BitTorrent based content distribution platform who’s features include better navigation, with channel grouping and categories, previews and screenshots, among others.  

Current P2P clients permit users to share files in a particular folder and often instruct users to move files to that folder. During normal usage, a P2P client simply writes files to disk as it downloads them and reads files from disk as it uploads them.The ease of use of P2P clients leads to confidential data being exposed on P2P networks.

A fault in the design of the popular peer-to-peer network software DC++  has given attackers the capability to create massive denial-of-service (DoS) attacks that can easily overwhelm corporate Web sites, a security firm warned last week.

SymTorrent is the first full-featured and complete  BitTorrent client for Symbian OS. It supports downloading multiple torrent files at the same time, is capable of both downloading and uploading and can save the status of your unfinished torrents, so you can resume the downloads after restarting the application.

Secunia Research has discovered a vulnerability in NCTAudioFile2, a largely used software component which can be exploited by malicious people to compromise a user's system.

VUDU is a revolutionary new product that will transform the way you get and watch movies. VUDU is instantaneous—no more driving to the video store, no more relying on the mail, no more waiting for downloads. VUDU is thousands of movies delivered directly to your TV. VUDU is freedom—it doesn't require a PC and is independent of your cable or satellite TV service.

Virus analysts at BitDefender® have issued a warning to users of P2P networks. A new threat, the Ymeak.A worm has been spreading like wildfire, in part due to a simple yet effective social engineering technique: it masquerades as an installer executable of some popular programs.

With 60 million Americans using file-sharing software, more lawsuits
are simply not the answer. It's time to get artists paid and make
file-sharing legal.When the RIAA threatens someone with a lawsuit, it offers to settle the case for a carefully chosen amount  that is smaller than the legal fees required to fight the accusations.But you can change this!

Representative Ric Keller (R-FL) has proposed a new bill (HR 1689) called the "Curb Illegal Downloading on College Campuses Act of 2007" that will increase federal funding for universities in order to fight p2p piracy .