did you hear Megaupload is shutdown for good
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2012 4:38 pm
Federal indictment claims popular Web site Megaupload.com shared pirated material
View Photo Gallery — Sites they claim to have breached: A day after many Web sites participated in a protest against the SOPA anti-piracy bill, the Justice Department announced it was shutting down file-sharing site Megaupload.com over piracy violations. Soon after, Anonymous took credit for shutting down the federal agency’s Web site. Here’s a look at other cyberattacks the informal hacking group has claimed credit for.
Federal authorities shut down one of the Web’s most popular sites Thursday on charges that it illegally shared movies, television shows and e-books, prompting hackers to retaliate by blocking access to several Web sites, including those of the Justice Department and Universal Music.
The shutdown of Megaupload was part of a federal indictment accusing the company of running an international criminal organization that allowed consumers to easily watch or share pirated content. The site’s offerings were a virtual bazaar of what the Internet has to offer, including pornography and illegally copied video games, federal officials said. In some cases, people could see movies before they were released in theaters.
why americans always ruin sommething is good for people ho dont have money to buy full game or music its to expensive.
without piracy 90% of populations of world dont have money to buy single movie or cd with songs
a think piracy is good because without net and piracy word will suck a lot.
View Photo Gallery — Sites they claim to have breached: A day after many Web sites participated in a protest against the SOPA anti-piracy bill, the Justice Department announced it was shutting down file-sharing site Megaupload.com over piracy violations. Soon after, Anonymous took credit for shutting down the federal agency’s Web site. Here’s a look at other cyberattacks the informal hacking group has claimed credit for.
Federal authorities shut down one of the Web’s most popular sites Thursday on charges that it illegally shared movies, television shows and e-books, prompting hackers to retaliate by blocking access to several Web sites, including those of the Justice Department and Universal Music.
The shutdown of Megaupload was part of a federal indictment accusing the company of running an international criminal organization that allowed consumers to easily watch or share pirated content. The site’s offerings were a virtual bazaar of what the Internet has to offer, including pornography and illegally copied video games, federal officials said. In some cases, people could see movies before they were released in theaters.
why americans always ruin sommething is good for people ho dont have money to buy full game or music its to expensive.
without piracy 90% of populations of world dont have money to buy single movie or cd with songs
a think piracy is good because without net and piracy word will suck a lot.
