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Ukraine Closes Top File-Sharing Website
11 September 2012
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The Ukrainian authorities have recently closed one of the
world's most popular file-sharing websites Demonoid.
Ukraine-based BitTorrent tracker Demonoid has allegedly been
shut down following the order of International Criminal Police
Organization (INTERPOL).
The United States government has mentioned the website in its
annual review of "notorious markets". According to the
report, it was one of the world's best known online places for
offering pirated goods, ranked among the top 600 websites in global
traffic and top 300 in U.S. traffic.
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