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Forty-Four Domains Pulled in a Quiet Strike on Sports Piracy
A domain seizure can be a blunt tool, but in piracy networks it often hits the most fragile layer first: the names people use to find the service and keep it alive.
SocGholish Hit in a Coordinated Sweep, but the Loader Era Is Not Over
A multinational disruption of 106 servers and 101 domains shows how much modern malware depends on fragile web infrastructure, not just code on disk.
SocGholish Infrastructure Hit Hard as Authorities Pull 106 Servers and 101 Domains Offline
The takedown targets the delivery machinery behind a long-running JavaScript loader, showing how much modern malware depends on compromised websites, staging servers, and trust in the browser.
Domain Seizure Turns Deepfake Abuse Into an Infrastructure Problem
CFAKE.com and SOCFAKE.com were taken down after prosecutors alleged the sites hosted nonconsensual nude digital forgeries, highlighting how synthetic-image abuse can be disrupted at the web-infrastructure level.
Thirteen Seized Domains and the Quiet Battle for Clearance Holders
A narrow law-enforcement action points to a larger security problem: recruitment-style websites can be used to reach people with access to sensitive work.
Bulgarian Bootleg Empire Toppled: U.S. DOJ Takes Down Piracy Powerhouses
Federal authorities seize Bulgaria’s most-visited piracy domains in a sweeping crackdown with international backing.