should easily be able to get It contested. We'll see if I can get rid of it." Leaked phone conversation On September 16, 2007, MediaDefender-Defenders released a 25-minute excerpt of a phone conversation between the New York Attorney General's office and MediaDefender as a torrent on The Pirate Bay. MediaDefender-Defenders claims in information released with the phone conversation that they have infiltrated the "internals" of the company. Leaked source code On September 20, 2007, MediaDefender-Defenders released the source code of TrapperKeeper, MediaDefender's decoy systems on The Pirate Bay. A large chunk of MediaDefender's software was available by Bittorrent. Revision3 controversy Revision3 is an Internet television network which distributes video content legally through various means, including the BitTorrent protocol. During the Memorial Day weekend in 2008, Revision3 came under a Denial of Service attack originating from MediaDefender IP addresses. The attack left the company's service inaccessible until mid-Tuesday the following week. Revision3 CEO Jim Louderback accused MediaDefender of injecting its decoy files into Revision3's BitTorrent service through a vulnerability, then automatically perpetrating the attack after Revision3 increased security. Randy Saaf defended MediaDefender's actions by stating "Our systems were targeting a tracker not even knowing it was Revision3's tracker", adding that the denial-of-service attack resulted when "Revision3 changed some configurations" to their BitTorrent tracker. See also Copyright social conflict Cyberterrorism BayTSP Streisand effect Torrent poisoning References External links MediaDefender's Official Website Net2EZ owned by Media Defender "Leaked Media Defender e-mails reveal secret government project" - Arstechnica "MPAA Caught Uploading Fake Torrents" — TorrentFreak (IP addresses of fake torrents traced back to MediaDefender) "Anti-Piracy Gang Launches their own Video Download Site to Trap People" — TorrentFreak (The domain registration of a fake video upload/download service called miivi has been traced to MediaDefender.) Torrent Freak article about the 9/14/2007 Media Defender internal email leak P2P sites ridicule MediaDefender takedown notices in wake of e-mail leak Post of a list of leaked Programs. Torrentfreak's article on Media defender problems Copyright enforcement companies Cybercrime Defunct technology companies of the United States