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Roku Scam Fake Customer Support

Roku Scam Alert: Fake Support Sites Targeting Roku Users

Roku device owners face a growing threat from scams that exploit the company’s limited phone support system. Cybercriminals have created convincing fake websites and support pages that mimic Roku’s official branding, tricking users into costly subscription traps. These fraudulent sites often rank high in search results when users look for “Roku support” or customer service […]

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Firesticks Fuel Billions in Piracy

Firesticks Fuel “Billions of Dollars Worth of Piracy” – Report

A new report by Enders Analysis puts Amazon Firesticks at the center of a growing piracy problem, blaming major tech companies for enabling what it calls an “industrial scale of theft.” The research firm warns that devices like the Firestick are being used to stream live sports and other content illegally, resulting in billions of

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Seller of Illegal Streaming Devices Jailed

Seller of Illegal Streaming Devices Jailed for 6 Months

Singapore continues its aggressive pursuit of streaming piracy operations with another significant conviction. Wang Yue, a 35-year-old Chinese national and Director of Ace Technologies Pte Ltd, received a six-month prison sentence for selling illegal streaming devices at Sim Lim Square. Major Piracy Conviction Details The court sentenced Wang Yue on 34 charges related to selling

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Blu-Ray Movie Leaker Pleads Guilty in Piracy Case

Blu-Ray Movie Leaker Pleads Guilty in Major Piracy Case

Steven Hale, the disc manufacturing worker behind the infamous “Spider-Man: No Way Home” leak, has secured a plea agreement that dramatically reduces his potential punishment. What started as a case threatening 20 years in prison and tens of millions in damages has transformed into a maximum 5-year sentence with estimated losses between $15,000-$40,000. This stunning

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IBCAP Releases 2025 Report on Piracy

IBCAP Releases 2025 Report: Big ‘Wins’ But Piracy Still Thrives

The International Broadcaster Coalition Against Piracy (IBCAP) released its 2025 annual report highlighting significant wins against illegal streaming operations. The coalition, representing over 220 television channels worldwide, announced several major accomplishments in their ongoing battle against content piracy. Expensive Lawsuits Target Host Providers IBCAP filed major lawsuits against hosting companies Virtual Systems and Innetra PC,

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Massive Data Breach Exposes 184 Million

Massive Data Breach Exposes 184 Million Login Credentials

In a chilling discovery, a massive data breach has exposed over 184 million login credentials, including usernames and plaintext passwords for major platforms. The unprotected 47GB database was found on an unsecured server, with experts calling it a “cybercriminal’s dream.” Scope of the Data Breach The exposed database held 184,162,718 unique login and password combinations

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Hackers Target Free TV Apps to Steal Cookies and User Data

Hackers Target Free TV Apps to Steal Cookies & User Data

A new study reveals how cybercriminals are stealing billions of web cookies to hijack streaming sessions and manipulate ad costs. Cord cutters who switched to free streaming platforms like Tubi, Pluto TV, and Plex may face a hidden threat that could compromise their viewing experience. The Hidden Cookie Crisis NordVPN’s NordStellar study analyzed 93.7 billion

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EU Piracy Watchlist for 2025

EU Updates Piracy Watchlist for 2025: Huge Names Added

The European Commission has just released its 2025 Piracy Watchlist, and some surprising names made the cut. This report, updated every two years, aims to highlight services outside the EU that copyright holders believe are enabling large-scale piracy. This year’s edition targets a wider scope of technology including decentralized platforms, domain privacy tools, torrent sites,

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