http://edition.cnn.com/2004/TECH/08/10/olympics.security.ap/index.html

Software will be watching and listening.

The system -- developed by a consortium led by San Diego-based Science Applications International Corp., or SAIC -- cost about $312 million and took up a sizable chunk of Athens' record security budget of more than $1.5 billion.

Spoken words collected by the cameras with speech-recognition software are transcribed into text that is then searched for patterns along with other electronic communications entering and leaving the area -- including e-mail and image files.

Malicious code that dials premium rate numbers without a user's consent has been found in a cracked version of Mosquitos 2.0, a popular game for Symbian Series 60 smartphones.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/08/10/mosquitos_trojaned/

but don't want to let all the nice bandwidth go to waste just for e-mails... go to http://www.albumdump.com/forums/ and get your self some MP3's :-)