full-disclosure - Is the FBI using email Web bugs?

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Message-ID: <003b01c3d851$77d38f90$7b2f6740@emea.cisco.com>
From: pjp at paulo-pereira.net (Paulo Pereira)
Subject: Is the FBI using email Web bugs? 

Isn't it true that transparent caching systems defeat the purpose of web
bugs?

Sure that whoever is running the bug still knows that his email is being
read but he loses the ability to get the specific addresses and only gets
the address of the cache.

Paulo Pereira