said by ghost16825 
:Great article. But just one point I'd like to make which I didn't see. Sure, Steve Gibson sensationalises things and has little in the way of helpful factual information. But the main reason why these services are dangerous, is usually not for their file enumeration ability nor their file sharing capabilities. It's the fact that they are (often by default)
a running service with open ports as a consequence - which by itself implies that they will
inevitably be vulnerable to buffer overflows from certain created input.
Definitely. The focus here, however, was to say on the networking side of things with a 
