US EditionIllegal Streaming: German Authorities Dismantle Pirate IPTV Network
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Illegal Streaming: German authorities dismantle pirate IPTV network
German investigators have struck a significant blow against illegal IPTV operations, arresting suspects, seizing servers, and confiscating assets worth around €500,000. The large-scale anti-piracy action was coordinated by the Criminal Police Inspectorate in Weiden and the Central Office for Cybercrime Bavaria (ZCB), following investigations that began in early 2024. Five men – three 25-year-old Germans, a 25-year-old Austrian, and a 27-year-old…
The criminal police have revealed an illegal streaming offer – not the first this year. Customers have to expect procedures.
The growing popularity of IPTV services, which offer access to a wide range of television content over the internet, has raised concerns in Brazil. Recently, enforcement of the illegal use of this technology has intensified, bringing significant financial consequences for users who resort to pirated solutions. IPTV, which stands for Internet Protocol Television, allows the consumption of audiovisual content without the need for antennas or tradi…
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mainwelle.deCybercrime experts have tracked down a group that offers illegal streaming services, and they also encounter a possible case of child pornography in their investigations.
The Bamberg prosecutor's office has arrested five people for allegedly distributing illegal access to streaming services in exchange for money.
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