Microsoft's DRM Bypass: Hackers Release Advanced Windows Activation Tool
Hacking group Massgrave unveils a groundbreaking method to permanently activate Microsoft products by exploiting the Software Protection Platform. The group's updated toolkit introduces 'TSforge Activation,' capable of bypassing DRM on most modern Windows and Office versions.
First-Ever Arrest in Japan for Nintendo Switch Console Modification
Japanese authorities have arrested a 58-year-old man for selling modified Nintendo Switch consoles capable of running pirated games. This landmark case coincides with Nintendo's broader crackdown on hardware modification and piracy, including recent lawsuits against modding communities.
Half of Young Norwegians Support Digital Piracy as Streaming Costs Rise
A new Norwegian study reveals 50% of under-30s justify digital piracy when faced with expensive streaming subscriptions. The trend reflects growing acceptance of unofficial content access among younger generations, with service costs and content availability driving piracy decisions.
Hackers Exploit Unsecured Jupyter Notebooks for Illegal Sports Streaming Operation
Cybersecurity researchers discovered hackers compromising poorly secured Jupyter Notebooks to illegally stream sports content from beIN Sports. The attack pattern involves installing FFmpeg for capturing and redistributing broadcasts, highlighting broader security risks beyond piracy.
Nintendo Sues Streamer for $7.5 Million Over Alleged Game Piracy
Nintendo files a lawsuit against streamer Jesse Keighin for allegedly broadcasting pirated games before release. The gaming giant seeks damages exceeding $7.5 million, accusing Keighin of streaming unreleased titles and guiding viewers on piracy methods.