Well as it was widely reported by media a hacker has come forward and identified himself as the one who was approached to hack for MPAA in their effort to undermine P2P. It is kind of odd though that the fellow would actually admit to committing what is in effect a crime. I for one am looking forward to the trial and the fallout that may come as a result of it. That said, it really is not a shock that such associations as MPAA has paid someone to hack the “enemy”.
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