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  • Ex.ua Makes a Miraculous Comeback

    A few days ago we reported that the Ukrainian authorities shut down the popular file-hosting site Ex.ua. The police confiscated 200 servers which stored 6,000 terabytes of data, and the site’s domain was taken over as well. Usually, such aggressive actions mean the end of a site, but not in this case. Out of nowhere [...]

  • Authorities Shut Down Ukraine’s Largest File-Sharing Site Ex.ua

    Following a six month investigation initiated by international tech companies including Microsoft, Graphisoft and Adobe, Ukrainian authorities have shut down the popular file-hosting site Ex.ua. The police confiscated 200 servers on which more than 6,000 terabytes of data was stored. The Ex.ua raids follow less than two weeks after US authorities ordered the shutdown of another file-hosting service, MegaUpload.

  • Chased From Sweden, Pirate Bay Sails To Ukraine

    In August the bandwidth supplier to The Pirate Bay was ordered by a court to disconnect the world’s largest BitTorrent tracker from the Internet. Within hours the site had relocated to a new host which immediately received similar entertainment industry threats. Now it seems the Bay has left Sweden, setting sail for Ukraine.

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