More and more people are using peer-to-peer (P2P) software to move information across the Internet. Although it has useful applications, P2P technology can be a dangerous thing.

P2P programs can introduce many network threats when they are running on your company's desktop systems. To defend your network against P2P, you need to take action.

In developing the program, CMN was able to tap into an elusive audience — millennial males — for traditional P2P programs such as rides and walks.

Japanese software developer MultiTerm has released a peer-to-peer (P2P) program for the PlayStation 2 called the MassPlayerSystem Dynalink for the PlayStation2.

To detect unauthorized P2P applications, AssetMetrix posted its free P2P-Tracker analysis program on its Web site to allow companies to check their own networks.

Alright, not looking for a lecture on ethics or P2P in general, but I was curious if a program existed in linux that I could ssh in and add things to the download cue. I use gtk-gnutella right now ...