Streaming Free Movies, TV Shows & Games May Put You at Risk
Not all technology is created equal. And some disreputable devices have slipped through the cracks, claiming to offer access to free movies, TV shows and games.
Expert Series: Increased Streaming and Risk
More streaming at home means an increased risk of malware infection.
Expert Series: How to Know If Your Content Is Pirated
Avoiding pirated content is easier with a little awareness of how pirate services work.
Expert Series: Consequences of Pirate Services
Streaming content from pirate services carries risks. Here are just a few.
Expert Series: How Pirates Use Legal Platforms to Sell Illegal Services
Pirates not only steal content, but then they deploy free platforms such as Facebook or Ebay or Amazon to be able to sell these devices. Now, the platforms sometimes make efforts to try to stop that, but it becomes a bit of a game of “Whac-a-Mole.”
Fake Streaming Free Trial Delivers Malware Rather than Films
A new scheme uses our appetite for free trials to trick people into downloading a backdoor into their computers.
Is Piracy Legal?
Content pirates circumvent legal copy protection and distribute material without the authorization or permission of the content owner.
Watching Pirated Content is Not Safe
Pirated content is not safe. Downloading, streaming or torrenting pirated content can put your devices and your personal information at risk from malware.
What Pirate Streaming Sites Use to Lure Consumers
Pirates use several distribution methods to offer customers stolen content.
Risks of Viewing Pirated Content
There are many risks associated with viewing unauthorized, stolen content. Read about four big ones.