Police in Denmark has closed down the cardsharing.dk website, for the first time confiscating the domain itself. The website has long been a thorn in the side of local pay-TV operators Canal Digital and Viasat. The site had offered ‘pirate’ … Continue reading →
File-sharing website The Pirate Bay must be blocked by internet service providers (ISPs) in the UK, the High Court has ruled. The Swedish website has been a target for the authorities for many years, as it hosts links to download … Continue reading →
Battle over right to screen football matches in pubs has no winners, despite appearances ‘Lose-lose” was how the European court of justice described its ruling this morning in the unlikely battle between an ordinary Portsmouth publican and the gold-plated might … Continue reading →
Following several investigations in the areas of Lisbon, Guarda and the north of the country Portuguese police dismantled a card sharing network which provided unauthorised access to TV content. According to information released by the police the network was operated … Continue reading →
Three individuals that had taken part in a enormous deception by means of marketing set-top boxes which in turn permitted individuals illegal cost-free access to Virgin Media’s cable tv stations are actually jailed for 15 years. The actual individuals produced, … Continue reading →
The European Association for the Protection of Encrypted Works and Services (AEPOC) has announced the seizure of six more card sharers and arrest of six new suspects offering illegal subscriptions for BFBS, BSkyB and Nova in Cyprus. This follows the … Continue reading →
This appeared in the Cyprus press this week. A TV rebroadcasting / cardshare service that was transmitting Sky PAY TV channels and NOVA Pay TV channels was closed down and the operators arrested. The operations was conducted in conjunction with … Continue reading →
EC to tackle online piracy The European Commission has launched a major offensive against online piracy and proposed to modernise the EU’s intellectual property laws. Such piracy is estimated to have cost the European TV, movie, music and software industries … Continue reading →
Sky Deutschland has been awarded €2 million in damages after a case was brought against Belgian smart card pirates that exported unlicensed smart cards to Germany and Austria. The First Instance Court of Tongeren sentenced two gang members to 18 … Continue reading →
According to reports, major cardsharing networks (both private and public) have been subject to “police raids.” Although there has been no official information about this or how they have proceeded to “attack” the CardSharing A public cardsharing network offered pay … Continue reading →
Someone has illegally interfered with FIFA World Cup soccer satellite transmissions from NileSat. Except it could not have been a single person, but a formal, organised scheme by a non-friendly � probably Muslim – government. Qatar�s Al Jazeera Sports Channel … Continue reading →