p2pnet news | music:- Spanish police unearthed mystery piracy software during a bust.

Sixteen people were arrested during a raid on a, “sophisticated internet bootlegging ring,” says Australian IT.

“The gang’s main product for sale was a collection of software codes that allowed illegal downloading of more than 4,000 video games, movies, TV shows, music and other kinds of content,” the country’s Interior Ministry said in a statement, according to the story.

The operation has dismantled, “one of the pillars of internet piracy in Spain and (other) Spanish-speaking countries,” it adds.

The story doesn’t give the name(s) of the “collection of codes” or say what’s in it/them

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Also See:
\Australian IT – Spanish crackdown on net piracy, July 23, 2007

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