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В кластер входят документы о противодействии незаконному распространению авторского контента и связанных с этим блокировках ресурсов, но не входят документы о борьбе с детской порнографией.
Общие признаки: блокировка торрент-трекеров, законодательство об авторском праве, давление на интернет-провайдеров, технические методы борьбы с пиратством, цензура в интернете
Группа выше: Преследование за пиратство и его риски
Смысл: The main idea is the systematic pressure put on local Voronezh ISPs by law enforcement to eliminate pirated content from their internal torrent trackers, leading some providers to shut down the services entirely to avoid legal risks.
Law enforcement directives in Voronezh led several local ISPs to shut down their internal torrent trackers to avoid hosting unlicensed content.
Смысл: The main idea is that Russian ISPs are shutting down DC++ local file-sharing hubs under the guise of child protection laws and government censorship, leading to widespread user dissatisfaction.
Russian internet providers are permanently closing local DC++ file-sharing services, citing compliance with laws protecting children from forbidden information.
Смысл: The text reports the beginning of torrent tracker blocking by the ISP Rostelecom in Vladivostok, supported by technical traceroute evidence and support confirmation, reflecting concerns over increasing internet censorship.
A user reports that Rostelecom is blocking multiple torrent trackers in Vladivostok, providing technical proof and noting that support staff are unaware of the cause.
Смысл: The text describes the crackdown on digital piracy in Ukraine, specifically the seizure of servers belonging to FS.to and the subsequent closure of EX.ua due to pressure from law enforcement and international copyright holders.
Ukrainian Cyberpolice seized servers of piracy site FS.to following an MPAA request, leading to the subsequent closure of file-sharing service EX.ua.
Смысл: The text reports on a Russian company's development of a tool that blocks pirated torrent downloads by using DDoS-like attacks against peers hosting the content.
A Russian company called 'Internet Content' developed a system that stops torrent downloads by launching DDoS-style attacks on users sharing pirated movies.
Смысл: The main idea is to evade the blocking of torrent trackers under Russian law by delivering download links via email rather than publishing them on a public webpage.
To avoid site blocking under 187-FZ, torrent trackers should send download links via email instead of hosting them publicly on the site.
Смысл: The main idea is that anti-piracy firms, specifically PiratePay, used 'traffic pollution' techniques to disrupt the illegal distribution of films by flooding BitTorrent networks with junk data disguised as popular files.
CERT Polska discovered that the startup PiratePay was flooding BitTorrent networks with junk data to block the illegal distribution of Russian movies.
Смысл: The text explores the practical implementation of Russian internet censorship (Law 89417-6) through a personal anecdote about a blocked Blogspot page, questioning whether the blocks were automated and why an international host (Google) appeared to synchronize its actions with a local ISP (Beeline).
An author analyzes a strange sequence of blocking events on a small blog to investigate the implementation of Russian internet censorship law 89417-6.
Смысл: The main idea is to create a platform where users share files via private requests and responses to stay within the legal bounds of 'personal use' reproduction under Russian law, thereby avoiding the 'public distribution' trigger for copyright infringement.
The author proposes a platform for sharing media via private requests to leverage Russian law's allowance for private reproduction for personal use.