Update5:
Mediafire notified me the other day that they had confirmation from LeakID that the notices they submitted were done in error. They restored all the file access.
I want to thank all who helped me with the posts and updates Paul Robert from SophosLabs, Soulskill- Slashdot, Dan Kaplan from SC Magazine for their articles, everyone who made posts on Twitter and the Mediafire team for the über fast response to the posts and resolution. I guess LeakID do not speak to victims directly, never heard from them.
Update4:
This is last Update 4, after which we will return to normal operations. Yesterday afternoon the Director of MediaFire Customer Support reached out and we exchanged a couple of long emails. In short, he pointed out they have to comply with the DMCA notices and apologized for the interruption. I pointed out that LeakID did not comply with the DMCA filing rules, in particular, they did not "identify the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed" and falsely stated "that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed." In result, they (LeakID) do not deserve any respect and Mediafire relationship with LeakID undermines customer trust in Mediafire and cloud services in general.
I must note that the account was un-suspended pending the the "infringement investigation" results. My counterclaim will be answered or expire on September 16, after which I hope all charges will be cleared. This reactivation happened only thanks to the magazine and blogpost articles. Normally, the three strikes result in accountclosing suspension pending the results. (Sept. 8, 2012 - I just received a reply to my email from the MediaFire President and CEO Derek Labian assuring me that they investigate all the suspended accounts and it would be resolved regardless of any posts as they take these claims seriously, but not as fast as I would like. He also stated that if mistakes were made, they were made by LeakID and not Mediafire.)
I understand that that the claims came from LeakID and I do understand that all claims must be checked and it takes time to check them. However, I do not appreciate auto-enforcement of American laws by foreign (and American) robots who do not even follow the filing laws. I think accounts should be suspended after the claims are proven to be true not before.
Here are links to a related court case and an EFF article about Warner Brothers, who used LeakID services to crawl Hotfile links and file baseless copyright infringement notices en masse.
We had very kind offers from many people, including those who we know well and highly trust. We are thankful and might accept an offer later. At this point, it looks like there is not a lot of data in the public facing storage of Contagio (we are talking a few GB at this point), and we can host it on a DeepEnd Research server.
New Data / new posts
All new posts will have download links to a new storage. Exchange and Mobile Exchange public upload boxes will upload data to Mediafire, after which it will be copied to the new storage as it comes.
Old data / old posts
The old data will be mirrored to a new location and will be relinked in each post very gradually or very fast, depending on the copyright robots craziness and resulting DMCA notices. I will provide a link to the entire collection on the new storage for Contagio/Contagio Mobile/ Contagio Exchange so you can save to your own storage and not to worry about future issues. You can do it now too - all blogs have "Download it all" links on the right side.
Mediafire
Mediafire will host Upload boxes and all incoming new data will be mirrored to a new storage. Old links will point to Mediafire for the time being - until we change them.
Update 3
August 7, 2012
I am delighted that Mediafire unblocked my account. I believe it is still in danger of being blocked due to the copyright violation pending claims ( see the screenshot below) but at least I can get access to my 34+ GB of data and pull it out in one piece. I am glad Mediafire responded - not directly to me but at least by unblocking it. I hope LeakID meet a more serious problem than Contagio on their path and get sued.
I want to thank Paul Robert from SophosLabs, Soulskill- Slashdot, Dan Kaplan from SC Magazine for their articles, everyone who made posts on Twitter (https://twitter.com/#!/search/snowfl0w) and sent emails with invitations for hosting, offers of legal help, and advice. I hoped this would get resolved peacefully and and it did for now, and quicker than I hoped. Thank you all again.
I will be gradually relinking files to a new storage. Mediafire service has been fast and convenient but I do not want to deal with the copyright robocops that can cause a shutdown at any moment.
I hope the account stay active during the time of transition.
Mila
Update 2
Once again, thank you all for your offers of help, advice, RTs and mentions of Twitter. It really helps and I appreciate it.
I tried to call LeakID but got their answering service. I also talked a with Mediafire support person, who kindly explained to me that:
1. They do not discuss legal / account suspension matters over the phone but only via email and ticketing. I need to wait for their answers via email. Waiting..
2. My account was suspended for 3 consecutive copyright violations.
I was surprised but I figured out what they were:
1. August 9, 2012
"The file named Office2010-kb2289161-fullfile-x64-glb.exe is identified by the key (pgfawjnsdt8zt88)."
This is a free Microsoft Office patch for Office 2010 downloadable from here http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=22189. I had it in my mediafire account folder and posted here. When I got this notice in August, I thought it was paranoid and silly, considering that these patches are free for all Windows users and copied to every WSUS system freely but I did not research the copyright details on the patches so I did not feel like spending time and just removed the file. It was a mistake as they counted it as strike 1.
Update Sept 7: As requested, the full notice sent regarding the MS office patch is pasted here, together with the Youtube videos that were embedded in it. It is 31 pages long. http://contagiodump.blogspot.com/2011/09/mediafire-dmca-office2010-kb2289161.html
2. September 6, 2012
"CVE-2009-0927_CVE-2009-4324_CVE-2007-5659_350924123CBF1B126F4E38335ED6660D_conference_prog.zip is identified by the key (0cbxoda8dpbjnh8)"
As I said, it happens to be an encrypted zip with a malicious PDF attachment described here http://contagiodump.blogspot.com/2010/08/aug-3-cve-2009-0927-cve-2009-4324-cve.html
I did file the counterclaim this morning but it was strike 2.
3. September 6, 2012
While I was arguing with the tech support on email about file 2, the third "violation" was found and account was suspended.
"CVE-2009-4324 PDF 2010-04-20 5f49a04d3738b6026852207419bc0789c article on US Taiwan policy.zip", which is an encrypted zip with a malicious PDF posted here http://contagiodump.blogspot.com/2010/04/cve-2009-4324-pdf-ustaiwanpolicypdf.html
I tried to explain below that it is not a copyrighted file but is an example of an exploit.
Interestingly, their emails come with embedded youtube videos - some ads of sorts. I don't know what kind of copyright infringement claim comes with ads, I guess the victims of their bullying click on the videos hoping for explanation of the craziness and LeakID or Mediafire get paid for it?
Also, my file was listed in the message in a very long list of other files that belonged to other users - see part of it on the screenshot, which is utterly unprofessional for an official copyright claim.
In a way, it reminds me of malware scareware that locks your computer for "copyright infringement" -described here http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2012/august/new-internet-scam, except they are real and my account suspension is real too.
LeakID cannot see file contents because of the password and their decision was made based on the filenames / mask searches. Not sure what kind of alert my file names triggered - maybe some keys or some movie names, but the lack of discretion and investigation is astounding. If Contagio were a company, I would be wondering if these are my competitors filing such complaints to take me out of business, as it seems to be a perfect way to DoS any service these days.
Update: Thank you all for the offers of support (really appreciate it) and additional information - see links below from bloggers who had their own works removed or were/are in a similar situation with LeakID and various hosting services.
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Contagio file downloads are not available indefinitely (thanks to Mediafire and LeakID ideas about copyright)
This morning I got pop ups on my Mediafire Pro (paid) account about copyright violations on my account, in particular CVE-2009-0927_CVE-2009_5659_350924123CBF1B126F4E38335ED6660D_conference_prog.zip, which happens to be an old malicious PDF attachment described here http://contagiodump.blogspot.com/2010/08/aug-3-cve-2009-0927-cve-2009-4324-cve.html
The picture of the pop up is below. The file is encrypted with an uncommon password, making it impossible to accidentally unzip and infect anyone, thus does not violate any anti-malware rules. In any case, the argument was about copyright, not malware.
Mediafire support suggested filing a counterclaim with a French copyright watchdog company called LeakID, after which they promised to unblock the file if LeakID do not respond.
I sent an email to LeakID and to Mediafire support. After a number of emails back and forth and many protests on my part, I gave up and filed the counterclaim. I was against filing it first because there is no any investigation, checks, or presumptions of innocence. I can see nothing but trolling based on some grep mask they use to search through file sharing services and cause the suspension.
Mediafire responded a few times and then completely blocked my account as a way to show they have the upper hand in this situation and are in control on my files regardless of what I think. The customer service representative "LaChandra" was very polite but that does not change the fact that this is an unacceptable attitude to customers who do not violate anything but are being wrongfully accused by some third party organizations.
Apparently, anyone can contact any file sharing service and claim DMCA violations and make them suspend any file you don't like? All it takes is to claim you are a file owner or representative of the owner (LeakID are making illegal false claims in this case, as they are not and cannot be owners of it ) and the file will be suspended.
I am not alone, there are other people who are affected by this http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/leakid?before=1338438407.
If / when I get access to the files again, I will be moving them to another service, except I am not sure what kind of service, except my own hosting I can trust now. For me it is a black mark on all cloud services and a reason why I would be hesitant to recommend using cloud services for companies who are concerned about ownership of their files.
Dear MediaFire User:
MediaFire has received notification under the provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA") that your usage of a file is allegedly infringing on the file creator's copyright protection. The file named CVE-2009-0927_CVE-2009-4324_CVE-2007-5659_350924123CBF1B126F4E38335ED6660D_conference_prog.zip is identified by the key (0cbxoda8dpbjnh8). As a result of this notice, pursuant to Section 512(c)(1)(C) of the DMCA, we have suspended access to the file.
The reason for suspension was:
BDM user "lachandra" says: Hello, My Name is Hervé Lemaire , CEO of LeakID, I am legal representative of lemaire which does business under the name Metropolitan, Authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed. You are hereby given notice valid under the DMCA copyright infringement notification requirements, 17 U.S.C.512. I am the designated agent of the owner of the copyrights of the images and audio/visual works listed below. I believe that the images and audio/visual works listed at the times cited below are being copied and distributed in a manner that has been not authorized by the owner of the copyrights, its agent or the law. All link below containing pirated versions of lemaire copyrighted works. The information in the notice is accurate, under penalty of perjury. Please remove all linksAs soon as possible, we will check them everyday. Thanks to inform us about y our actions. We appreciate your efforts toward this common goal. Very truly yours, Hervé Lemaire Leakid 15 bis rue de chateaudun 92250 La garenne colombes France 0033698211000 Contact lemaire Expendables -
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Mediafire pro reply
Hello Mila,
Thank you for contacting MediaFire. Unfortunately we are bound by Federal law that if we receive a complete DMCA notice we have to prevent the file from being shared. The best thing to to do is follow the counterclaim process that was explained in the notice stating that the file was claimed for copyright. If you file a counterclaim the reporting party has 10 days to respond. If they do not we can restore the file.
I am sorry that you are going through this but you will encounter this with any reputable site as we have to follow the law. Follow the instructions in the email to begin the counterclaim process.
Best Regards,
LaChandra
MediaFire | Customer Support
Hello Mila,
This is what someone reporting a file must provide.
1. Identify yourself as either:
1. The owner of a copyrighted work(s), or
2. A person "authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed."
2. Identify the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed
3. Identify the material that is claimed to be infringing or to be the subject of the infringing activity and that is to be removed or access to which is to be disabled, as well as information reasonably sufficient to permit MediaFire to locate the material in the form of a MediaFire.com URL/URLs.
4. Provide contact information that is reasonably sufficient to permit us to contact you, such as an address, telephone number, and a valid electronic mail address.
5. State that you have a good faith belief that use of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agents, or the law.
6. State that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
If they do all that then we have to prevent the file from being shared. For more details on the information required for valid notification, see 17 U.S.C. 512(c)(3).
Thanks to http://lesoleilestrare.blogspot.com/ for the links
Mediafire notified me the other day that they had confirmation from LeakID that the notices they submitted were done in error. They restored all the file access.
I want to thank all who helped me with the posts and updates Paul Robert from SophosLabs, Soulskill- Slashdot, Dan Kaplan from SC Magazine for their articles, everyone who made posts on Twitter and the Mediafire team for the über fast response to the posts and resolution. I guess LeakID do not speak to victims directly, never heard from them.
Update4:
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I must note that the account was un-suspended pending the the "infringement investigation" results. My counterclaim will be answered or expire on September 16, after which I hope all charges will be cleared. This reactivation happened only thanks to the magazine and blogpost articles. Normally, the three strikes result in account
I understand that that the claims came from LeakID and I do understand that all claims must be checked and it takes time to check them. However, I do not appreciate auto-enforcement of American laws by foreign (and American) robots who do not even follow the filing laws. I think accounts should be suspended after the claims are proven to be true not before.
Here are links to a related court case and an EFF article about Warner Brothers, who used LeakID services to crawl Hotfile links and file baseless copyright infringement notices en masse.
- WARNER BROS. ENTERTAINMENT INC. etc. v. HOTFILE CORP., ANTON TITOV, and HOTFILE CORP., v. WARNER BROS. ENTERTAINMENT INC.,
- EFF Calls Foul on Robo-Takedowns Warner Must Take Responsibility for Baseless Copyright Infringement Notices
We had very kind offers from many people, including those who we know well and highly trust. We are thankful and might accept an offer later. At this point, it looks like there is not a lot of data in the public facing storage of Contagio (we are talking a few GB at this point), and we can host it on a DeepEnd Research server.
New Data / new posts
All new posts will have download links to a new storage. Exchange and Mobile Exchange public upload boxes will upload data to Mediafire, after which it will be copied to the new storage as it comes.
Old data / old posts
The old data will be mirrored to a new location and will be relinked in each post very gradually or very fast, depending on the copyright robots craziness and resulting DMCA notices. I will provide a link to the entire collection on the new storage for Contagio/Contagio Mobile/ Contagio Exchange so you can save to your own storage and not to worry about future issues. You can do it now too - all blogs have "Download it all" links on the right side.
Mediafire
Mediafire will host Upload boxes and all incoming new data will be mirrored to a new storage. Old links will point to Mediafire for the time being - until we change them.
Update 3
August 7, 2012
I am delighted that Mediafire unblocked my account. I believe it is still in danger of being blocked due to the copyright violation pending claims ( see the screenshot below) but at least I can get access to my 34+ GB of data and pull it out in one piece. I am glad Mediafire responded - not directly to me but at least by unblocking it. I hope LeakID meet a more serious problem than Contagio on their path and get sued.
I want to thank Paul Robert from SophosLabs, Soulskill- Slashdot, Dan Kaplan from SC Magazine for their articles, everyone who made posts on Twitter (https://twitter.com/#!/search/snowfl0w) and sent emails with invitations for hosting, offers of legal help, and advice. I hoped this would get resolved peacefully and and it did for now, and quicker than I hoped. Thank you all again.
I will be gradually relinking files to a new storage. Mediafire service has been fast and convenient but I do not want to deal with the copyright robocops that can cause a shutdown at any moment.
I hope the account stay active during the time of transition.
Mila
Update 2
Once again, thank you all for your offers of help, advice, RTs and mentions of Twitter. It really helps and I appreciate it.
I tried to call LeakID but got their answering service. I also talked a with Mediafire support person, who kindly explained to me that:
1. They do not discuss legal / account suspension matters over the phone but only via email and ticketing. I need to wait for their answers via email. Waiting..
2. My account was suspended for 3 consecutive copyright violations.
I was surprised but I figured out what they were:
1. August 9, 2012
"The file named Office2010-kb2289161-fullfile-x64-glb.exe is identified by the key (pgfawjnsdt8zt88)."
This is a free Microsoft Office patch for Office 2010 downloadable from here http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=22189. I had it in my mediafire account folder and posted here. When I got this notice in August, I thought it was paranoid and silly, considering that these patches are free for all Windows users and copied to every WSUS system freely but I did not research the copyright details on the patches so I did not feel like spending time and just removed the file. It was a mistake as they counted it as strike 1.
Update Sept 7: As requested, the full notice sent regarding the MS office patch is pasted here, together with the Youtube videos that were embedded in it. It is 31 pages long. http://contagiodump.blogspot.com/2011/09/mediafire-dmca-office2010-kb2289161.html
2. September 6, 2012
"CVE-2009-0927_CVE-2009-4324_CVE-2007-5659_350924123CBF1B126F4E38335ED6660D_conference_prog.zip is identified by the key (0cbxoda8dpbjnh8)"
As I said, it happens to be an encrypted zip with a malicious PDF attachment described here http://contagiodump.blogspot.com/2010/08/aug-3-cve-2009-0927-cve-2009-4324-cve.html
I did file the counterclaim this morning but it was strike 2.
3. September 6, 2012
While I was arguing with the tech support on email about file 2, the third "violation" was found and account was suspended.
"CVE-2009-4324 PDF 2010-04-20 5f49a04d3738b6026852207419bc0789c article on US Taiwan policy.zip", which is an encrypted zip with a malicious PDF posted here http://contagiodump.blogspot.com/2010/04/cve-2009-4324-pdf-ustaiwanpolicypdf.html
I tried to explain below that it is not a copyrighted file but is an example of an exploit.
Also, my file was listed in the message in a very long list of other files that belonged to other users - see part of it on the screenshot, which is utterly unprofessional for an official copyright claim.
In a way, it reminds me of malware scareware that locks your computer for "copyright infringement" -described here http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2012/august/new-internet-scam, except they are real and my account suspension is real too.
LeakID cannot see file contents because of the password and their decision was made based on the filenames / mask searches. Not sure what kind of alert my file names triggered - maybe some keys or some movie names, but the lack of discretion and investigation is astounding. If Contagio were a company, I would be wondering if these are my competitors filing such complaints to take me out of business, as it seems to be a perfect way to DoS any service these days.
Update: Thank you all for the offers of support (really appreciate it) and additional information - see links below from bloggers who had their own works removed or were/are in a similar situation with LeakID and various hosting services.
==================================================================
Contagio file downloads are not available indefinitely (thanks to Mediafire and LeakID ideas about copyright)
This morning I got pop ups on my Mediafire Pro (paid) account about copyright violations on my account, in particular CVE-2009-0927_CVE-2009_5659_350924123CBF1B126F4E38335ED6660D_conference_prog.zip, which happens to be an old malicious PDF attachment described here http://contagiodump.blogspot.com/2010/08/aug-3-cve-2009-0927-cve-2009-4324-cve.html
The picture of the pop up is below. The file is encrypted with an uncommon password, making it impossible to accidentally unzip and infect anyone, thus does not violate any anti-malware rules. In any case, the argument was about copyright, not malware.
Mediafire support suggested filing a counterclaim with a French copyright watchdog company called LeakID, after which they promised to unblock the file if LeakID do not respond.
I sent an email to LeakID and to Mediafire support. After a number of emails back and forth and many protests on my part, I gave up and filed the counterclaim. I was against filing it first because there is no any investigation, checks, or presumptions of innocence. I can see nothing but trolling based on some grep mask they use to search through file sharing services and cause the suspension.
Mediafire responded a few times and then completely blocked my account as a way to show they have the upper hand in this situation and are in control on my files regardless of what I think. The customer service representative "LaChandra" was very polite but that does not change the fact that this is an unacceptable attitude to customers who do not violate anything but are being wrongfully accused by some third party organizations.
Apparently, anyone can contact any file sharing service and claim DMCA violations and make them suspend any file you don't like? All it takes is to claim you are a file owner or representative of the owner (LeakID are making illegal false claims in this case, as they are not and cannot be owners of it ) and the file will be suspended.
I am not alone, there are other people who are affected by this http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/leakid?before=1338438407.
If / when I get access to the files again, I will be moving them to another service, except I am not sure what kind of service, except my own hosting I can trust now. For me it is a black mark on all cloud services and a reason why I would be hesitant to recommend using cloud services for companies who are concerned about ownership of their files.
Dear MediaFire User:
MediaFire has received notification under the provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA") that your usage of a file is allegedly infringing on the file creator's copyright protection. The file named CVE-2009-0927_CVE-2009-4324_CVE-2007-5659_350924123CBF1B126F4E38335ED6660D_conference_prog.zip is identified by the key (0cbxoda8dpbjnh8). As a result of this notice, pursuant to Section 512(c)(1)(C) of the DMCA, we have suspended access to the file.
The reason for suspension was:
BDM user "lachandra" says: Hello, My Name is Hervé Lemaire , CEO of LeakID, I am legal representative of lemaire which does business under the name Metropolitan, Authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed. You are hereby given notice valid under the DMCA copyright infringement notification requirements, 17 U.S.C.512. I am the designated agent of the owner of the copyrights of the images and audio/visual works listed below. I believe that the images and audio/visual works listed at the times cited below are being copied and distributed in a manner that has been not authorized by the owner of the copyrights, its agent or the law. All link below containing pirated versions of lemaire copyrighted works. The information in the notice is accurate, under penalty of perjury. Please remove all linksAs soon as possible, we will check them everyday. Thanks to inform us about y our actions. We appreciate your efforts toward this common goal. Very truly yours, Hervé Lemaire Leakid 15 bis rue de chateaudun 92250 La garenne colombes France 0033698211000 Contact lemaire Expendables -
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Mediafire pro reply
Hello Mila,
Thank you for contacting MediaFire. Unfortunately we are bound by Federal law that if we receive a complete DMCA notice we have to prevent the file from being shared. The best thing to to do is follow the counterclaim process that was explained in the notice stating that the file was claimed for copyright. If you file a counterclaim the reporting party has 10 days to respond. If they do not we can restore the file.
I am sorry that you are going through this but you will encounter this with any reputable site as we have to follow the law. Follow the instructions in the email to begin the counterclaim process.
Best Regards,
LaChandra
MediaFire | Customer Support
This is what someone reporting a file must provide.
1. Identify yourself as either:
1. The owner of a copyrighted work(s), or
2. A person "authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed."
2. Identify the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed
3. Identify the material that is claimed to be infringing or to be the subject of the infringing activity and that is to be removed or access to which is to be disabled, as well as information reasonably sufficient to permit MediaFire to locate the material in the form of a MediaFire.com URL/URLs.
4. Provide contact information that is reasonably sufficient to permit us to contact you, such as an address, telephone number, and a valid electronic mail address.
5. State that you have a good faith belief that use of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agents, or the law.
6. State that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
If they do all that then we have to prevent the file from being shared. For more details on the information required for valid notification, see 17 U.S.C. 512(c)(3).
Other bloggers abused by LeakID:
- http://allfreematerial.blogspot.com/ Withdraw of 4Shared Recommendation - author
- http://iamtheleastmachiavellian.blogspot.ca Who is LeakID? Herve Lemaire?
- http://inthezenarcade.blogspot.com Damned Music-industry Cartel Assholes
- http://drugpunk.blogspot.com In the interest of starting a dialogue on online file piracy...
- http://askearache.blogspot.com/ Rise of the Digital Music Database Bootlegger scam & Copyright Troll legal scammers.
- http://cleanxcut.blogspot.com/ So let's block.
- What are your thoughts on this 'alleged' copyright violation by my GRUB Theming Guide http://www.linuxquestions.org - open source developers
- http://madrotter-treasure-hunt.blogspot.com File removed by Mediafire..
- http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-864216.html - open source developers
- http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/leakid and http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/leakid?before=1338440557 - author
- First DMCA Counter Notice to LeakID & 4Shared.com http://davishypnosis.com
- https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!category-topic/websearch/unexpected-search-results/HFUisAWVCFs
- SOPA Legislation http://lists.newtontalk.net
- http://www.facebook.com/SevenStarHand/posts/385338081495246 - author
- http://www.knightmare.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2548&p=45827 - author
Links about LeakID. This article http://korben.info/leakid-la-solution-anti-direct-download.html explains how they are making money by searching and claiming to be the owner / representing owners of every item that their crazy engine tags. I wonder if they have malware authors among customers or they just grab everything and let their paying customers sort it out.
If this isn't unlawful, I know what is.
http://leakid.blogspot.fr/ ( not updated since 2011, too busy bullying others)
Thanks to http://lesoleilestrare.blogspot.com/ for the links