Back in July it was discovered that Media Defender had set up a dummy website to trap p2p users who were downloading what they thought was pirated content. Media Defender has said in the past that they aren’t trying to stop pirating so much as they’re trying to hinder distribution long enough to let the original material make a profit. But a huge BitTorrent leak may shed some new light on the company’s actual intentions and their means of obtaining them. Approximately 700mb of Media Defender’s recent internal emails have been leaked onto the Internet and obtained by a group called Media-Defender Defenders. These emails discuss the company’s methods of tracking and disrupting p2p users and reveal how they worked to hide their association with the dummy website.