Posted by xxx xxxx, on October 20, 2010, 22:04:08
                                                                                                                                               Hello xxxx,

We have received an abuse report against your account. And here is the list of URLs that were reported:

Microsoft has received information that the domain listed above, which  appears to be on servers under your control, is offering unlicensed  copies of, or is engaged in other unauthorized activities relating to  copyrighted works published by Microsoft.

1. Identification of copyrighted works:

Copyrighted work(s): Windows 7

Copyright owner: Microsoft

2. Copyright infringing material or activity found at the following location(s):

[URL]http://www.bliner-key.net/showthread.php?3161-Windows-7-Enterprise-October-2010-[/URL](x86-x64)

Posted by xxxxx  xxxxx, on November 9, 2010, 19:49:40
                                                                                                                                               Hello xxxx,

We have received an abuse report against your account. And here is the list of URLs that were reported:

    

Dear Sir,

Our client, Irdeto Access B.V. of Hoofddorp, the Netherlands  (\"Irdeto\"), has requested us to write you in regard to the above  mentioned subject matter.

It has come to the knowledge of our client that the content on the website you operate [URL="http://www.bliner-key.net/"]www.bliner-key.net[/URL]  (the \"Website\") infringes our client\'s intellectual property rights.  Furthermore, the content of the Website is unlawful to our client.

Irdeto is engaged in the development and exploitation of encryption  systems for, amongst others, operators in the field of pay-television.  Due to these so-called \'conditional access\' systems, the operator can  encode the broadcasting signals in order to enable that only  subscribers, who are in the possession of a legal smart card, have  access to these broadcasting signals. Pirates are trying to hack these  systems to offer pirate products and software in order to illegally  circumvent these conditional access systems.

In summary, on the Website, infringing files, such as so called Blue Dragon files, are offered.
Downloading such files enables smart card emulation, which is a  circumvention of technical protection measures. As such, the content of  the Website is therefore unlawful towards our client and, furthermore,  infringes upon its intellectual property rights.

We refer to the following link, as an example of the infringing files:
[URL]http://www.bliner-key.net/showthread.php?3351-Latest-Blue-Dragon-Card-File&p=9038&viewfull=1#post9038[/URL]

This is only example, and there may be more URLs on the Website on which the infringing files are available.

Based on the information above, we hereby request, and as far as  necessary summon you, to confirm within 48 hours of receiving this email  that:
i) You will immediately remove the infringing and unlawful products as placed on the Website; and
ii) You will not sell any such products in the future or facilitate that any such illegal products in the future will be sold;
iii) You will place, and keep placed, the following text in a regular  typeface on the homepage of the Website: \"No Irdeto files or  communications allowed\".

Please note that circumvention of technical protection measures as  mentioned above is a criminal offence (s. 326c Dutch Criminal Code) and  constitutes a breach of the European Copyright Directive (2001/29/EC)  and the WIPO Copyright Treaty (CRNRIDC/94).

Nothing in this letter is intended or shall be construed to constitute  an express or implied waiver of any of Irdeto\'s rights or remedies,  including any rights or remedies in respect of infringements not  explicitly stated, whether current or in the future, all of which are  expressly reserved.

Yours sincerely,

Hatef Faghihi
[EMAIL="HatefF@nr-online.com"]HatefF@nr-online.com[/EMAIL]

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