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'A new study from Birmingham University in the U.K., found that people will likely be monitored within hours of downloading popular torrents by at least one of ten or more major monitoring firms. The team, led by security research Tom Chothia, ran software that acted like a BitTorrent client for three years and recorded all of the connections made to it. At SecureComm conference in Padua, Italy this week, the team announced that they found huge monitoring operations tracking downloaders that have been up and running for at least the entirety of their research. According to the team’s presentation, monitors were only regularly detected in Top 100 torrents, while monitoring of more obscure material was more spotty. “Almost everyone that shares popular films and music illegally will be connected to by a monitor and will have their IP address logged,” Chothia told Paul Marks at New Scientist What’s really mysterious is who all of the firms are.

Chothia’s crew found around 10 different monitoring entities, of which a few were identifiable as security companies, copyright firms, or other torrent researchers. But six entities could not be identified because they were masked through third party hosting.

Now, despite firms focusing mostly on just the top few searches out there at any given time, that’s still a massive amount of user data to collect and store. I’d imagine that security firms and copyright agencies are both researching how BitTorrent networks work and how prevalent they are, which would both be useful from a legal standpoint to either take out hosts like the Pirate Bay or change the way copyright lawsuits can be brought, as prosecuting hundreds of thousands or millions of users individually is rather unrealistic. But even so, why would hidden entities be collecting such massive troves of data, just to sit on them?' @JasonR86 said: Good. I have no problem with this. If people want to use torrents they need to be aware of the consequences.

Except torrents aren't illegal. The stuff you are downloading may be, but there is nothing inherently wrong with torrents.

The problem I have with it is that they are monitoring your connection and doing a deep packet inspection. They are reading everything coming through the wire and could be seeing user's emails, passwords, instant messages, etc. With that there is also issues of all torrents being picked up meaning that just downloading a flavor of Linux through the official site may trigger you to be monitored even though everything you did was 100% legal. @TyCobb said: @JasonR86 said: Good.