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This paper presents a set of exploits an adversary can use to continuouslyspy on most BitTorrent users of the Internet from a single machine and for along period of time. Using these exploits for a period of 103 days, wecollected 148 million IPs downloading 2 billion copies of contents. We identifythe IP address of the content providers for 70% of the BitTorrent contents wespied on. We show that a few content providers inject most contents intoBitTorrent and that those content providers are located in foreign datacenters. We also show that an adversary can compromise the privacy of any peerin BitTorrent and identify the big downloaders that we define as the peers whosubscribe to a large number of contents. This infringement on users' privacyposes a significant impediment to the legal adoption of BitTorrent.

Spying the World from your Laptop -- Identifying and Profiling Content Providers and Big Downloaders in BitTorrent