Despite this exposure, Cock.li emphasizes that no passwords, email message contents, or IP addresses were included in the breach. Passwords were stored in a separate sessions table, which was not among the leaked assets. The breach only affects users who accessed their accounts via Roundcube’s webmail interface at any point between 2016 and the feature’s deprecation earlier this month. Cock.li administrators sent targeted notifications to users with contact data included in the leak.

No names are mentioned in the submission but platforms including Twitch, Vercel, Scaleway, and CDN77, were previously reported as voluntarily cooperating after their IP addresses kept getting blocked as LaLiga aggressively pursued action against pirate sites. As a result of this voluntary cooperation, disruption to their businesses due to site blocking measures seemed to reduce quite quickly.

Set company on fire.

Company cooperate to not get set on fire.

“Voluntary cooperation is high”

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A copy of MUSO’s 2024 Piracy Trends and Insights report can be requested through the official website.

Need piracy to access data about piracy.

It said the platforms also do not appear to be abiding by requirements for porn sites to use age verification tools to protect children from accessing adult content.

Good, no implementation of this not privacy nightmare.

It comes amid wider scrutiny of online pornography services worldwide, with many regulators looking to crack down on those that do not have age verification in place.

HAHAHA good luck with 1 billion head hydra.