Is there a method to see which domains were seized, when 3 letter agencies seize them due to piracy.
Within the past month or two, Europol et al seized ~100 IPTV domains. I’m curious to know what these domains were. I’ve Googled but my Googlefuu isn’t good enough.
And I’m curious in general for all piracy related domain seizes.
Along the same lines I’ve been wondering if there’s a list of sites AU ISPs block on account of piracy. I could use a few more good sources, and I’m feeling spiteful 😈
Also related, is there a non-onion domain system that isn’t controlled by the government and big corporations but that unlike the onion allows for short, memorable names rather than long strings of random characters?
Okay, that is confusing. Do you need a special client or something from them to be able to access websites or what? I couldn’t figure it out (probably because I’m dumb).
You are not logged in. However you can subscribe from another Fediverse account, for example Lemmy or Mastodon. To do this, paste the following into the search field of your instance: !piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com
⚓ Dedicated to the discussion of digital piracy, including ethical problems and legal advancements.
To be fair, with how shit Google has become, it’s likely none of our Googlefuu would be enough.
Along the same lines I’ve been wondering if there’s a list of sites AU ISPs block on account of piracy. I could use a few more good sources, and I’m feeling spiteful 😈
deleted by creator
In what respect does this list seized domains?
Meant to be a reply to another reply whoops
Undercover paid ad
Also related, is there a non-onion domain system that isn’t controlled by the government and big corporations but that unlike the onion allows for short, memorable names rather than long strings of random characters?
Not 100% clear but reading the i2p docs I think they have user friendly names
Yeah, i2p has a system similar to DNS for human-readable names.
Super interesting stuff, thanks!
GNUNet technically exists; but I’ve never seen it being used in a noticable manner.
there is https://opennic.org/ but I don’t know how they deal with stuff
Okay, that is confusing. Do you need a special client or something from them to be able to access websites or what? I couldn’t figure it out (probably because I’m dumb).
It looks like its just a different DNS server that allows them to resolve their own special TLDs
indeed
deleted by creator