Social media and piracy (1)
Social networks are now part of almost everyone’s daily life and have become an essential component of marketing. That’s why brands now put a tremendous
World Cup 2022: a retrospective
While the World Cup of Football took place from November 20 to December 18, 2022; despite the controversies over the choice of Qatar, soccer remains
2023 wishes
We will be back on January 15 for 2023 – a year under the sign of cybersecurity and anti-piracy! Facebook Twitter Linkedin
2022-an anti-piracy retrospective – Continued
In the first part of the retrospective we saw that in 2022, the authorities worked closely with rights holders, particularly in the fight against IPTV.
Cloudflare : broken trust ?
In recent years, Cloudflare has been ordered by several courts to block pirate sites. When it’s a court order, the company has no choice but
Piracy as a service and illegal revenues
Fragmentation of the legal offer As a result of the proliferation of streaming services and the subsequent acceleration of the content war, even further aggravated
Stop paying for pirates
In this article, we will show that sometimes the marketing expenses you make can indirectly favor piracy and pirates. Let’s review some desired effects of
6 questions about Ip TV
On social networks and elsewhere on the Web, there are many offers for IPTV services and for devices allowing to watch it. More and more
Identity Theft on Social Media (2)
In the first part of our article, we looked at the general characteristics of social media impersonation. This week we will study more closely the
Identity Theft Part 1
The message in your inbox seems strange. You don’t remember talking to this person, let alone promising to recruit them, but the words they use