In the mind of hackers (1)
The terms “pirates” or “hackers” often conjure up stereotypical images from the collective imagination or media representations. We visualize them as computer geniuses, frantically tapping
Piracy in 2024: a retrospective
The year 2024 was marked by a series of significant events in the field of online piracy, reflecting both the ingenuity of cybercriminals and the
Blockchain and piracy (2)
The characteristics that make blockchain secure are precisely those that can attract cybercriminals. Decentralisation: Makes transactions difficult to trackSecurity: Data is immutable and resistant to
Fake DMCA requests (1)
Dans le paysage numérique actuel, la législation sur les droits d’auteur est devenue un outil essentiel pour protéger la propriété intellectuelle en ligne. Le Digital
AI and copyright: music
In our last article, we saw that new types of pirated content have been appearing recently: fake books and fake audiobooks. Music has long been
AI and intellectual property: literature
AIs have long been used in the world of piracy, but also in the fight against it. In recent months, however, a new type of
Piracy on the rise again (2)
Piracy: $113 billion in losses by 2027? U.S. streaming video providers could lose $113 billion to content piracy by 2027, according to a report from
The battle against piracy in Hollywood: a never-ending war (2)
We saw in the first part of our article that technology and public education are not necessarily very effective in curbing piracy. After a slight
The battle against piracy in Hollywood: a never-ending war (1)
Since the early days of the Internet, Hollywood has been in a perpetual battle against digital piracy. Technological advances have made it easier than ever