The history of P2P file sharing service Kazaa (which actually started life as "KaZaA") is known to most of us born in the eighties or before, and consists mainly of copyright related lawsuits and adware-ridden software. The gist of the story can be found on its Wikipedia profile , but what many seem to forget in present times is that the service is still around , serving users an unlimited amount of (licensed) songs for a $20 monthly subscription fee. Recently, a Symantec security program apparently identified the Kazaa desktop client as high-risk, flagging the software as adware. This prompted Brilliant Digital Entertainment, the company that operates Kazaa, to issue a special notice / consumer alert to its customers. And it isn't pulling any punches.