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In the new film "Untraceable," FBI agents are desperate to track down a maniac who tortures people to death and broadcasts his crimes live over the Internet. To find the villain, the agents use the same Internet tools used by real-world police officers and security experts - tools from DNSstuff

"The producers contacted us, sent us the script, and asked if we could provide any input," said DNSstuff's chief executive, Rich Person.

The company went further: It created Vector Trace, a sleek computer forensics tool that appears in the movie and will soon be available to DNSstuff's customers.

The film, starring Diane Lane, earned over $19 million in its first two weeks. It also provided some welcome publicity for DNSstuff, a five-year-old venture that began as a hobby but which generated revenue of about $1.7 million in 2007, its first year as a money-making business.