Domain
Piracy
A stolen stream no one can watch is only a file.
Live sports, IPTV, film, series, games and software. Piracy is an infrastructure business: relays, mirrors, panels, payment pages. We take the infrastructure offline while the event is still live, and keep it offline when it tries to come back.
During the match
Pirate restreams of a live event are found within minutes of going up and switched off at the relay, the CDN and the host at once. In a recent major boxing broadcast, 4.5 of 6 hours of illegal transmission were kept dark: pirate viewers watched a few uninterrupted minutes at most.
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The panel, not the link
Illegal IPTV runs on reseller panels, restream servers and payment pages. We map the network behind a subscription and take out the layers it cannot replace quickly: servers, domains, payment rails and the ads that sell it.
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Before launch day
Pre-release builds, cracked copies and grey-market keys removed from forums, file hosts, marketplaces and Telegram channels. The release window is protected while it still decides the revenue.
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Proof
4.5 h
Of a 6-hour broadcast kept dark
Pirate viewers watched, at most, a few uninterrupted minutes before interruption.
~3%
Of the damage, to stop it
Stopping most sports piracy would cost roughly three percent of the damage it causes.
Not eventually.
During the match.
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Frequently asked questions
Live restreams are typically switched off within minutes of detection, during the broadcast. Relays that reappear are struck again in the same window.
Infrastructure. Links are the cheapest thing a pirate owns. We target the relays, servers, domains, CDNs and payment pages that the links depend on.
Broadcasters, OTT platforms, leagues, promoters, studios and game publishers. Client references are available under NDA.
Yes. Every action runs through channels the law and the providers' own policies provide: copyright notices under the DMCA and EU rules, acceptable-use policies, registrars, CDNs and payment providers. We never access systems we are not authorized to access.
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