A clone of the most popular e-book website of all time has exposed user data including email addresses, passwords, and even bitcoin wallet addresses. If you are an e-book user, you have likely heard of the ultra popular Z-Library website which is a “file-sharing” platform or torrenting source that users can download online books and […]

Five men recently convicted of running one of the largest pirate streaming services in the United States are now seeking to have their convictions overturned. The defendants—Kristopher Dallmann, Douglas Courson, Felipe Garcia, Jared Jaurequi, and Peter Huber—were found guilty last month by a Las Vegas jury in the largest IPTV piracy trial in US history.

The anti-piracy group FACT, in collaboration with UK police, has been actively targeting illegal IPTV operators. This recent initiative involved delivering cease-and-desist notices to 40 alleged operators and led to three arrests. Sky has also been removing thousands of illegal IPTV advertisements from social media platforms since June. This article explores the details of these

Canada’s Federal Court has issued a new piracy site blocking order, which mandates Internet providers to block specific IP addresses linked to sports streaming piracy. This order targets NBA, NHL, and Premier League games and was swiftly amended to include the Euro 2024 football final. Background on Site Blocking in Canada Three years ago, Canada’s

Authorities in Argentina have launched a significant crackdown on a major pirate sports streaming operation, which led to the arrest of its operator. This action is part of a broader effort to combat illegal streaming, including ordering Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block over 50 pirate streaming domains. When Argentina celebrated its victory in the