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KickassTorrents founder Artem Vaulin was arrested in Poland on July 21st 2016. Ukrainian Mr Vaulin's site had become so popular in recent years, it was estimated to be worth some $54 million, with estimated annual advertising revenue in the range of $12.5 million to $22.3 million. Assistant Attorney General Leslie Caldwell, of the US Department of Justice, said in a statement: 'In an effort to evade law enforcement, Vaulin allegedly relied on servers located in countries around the world and moved his domains due to repeated seizures and civil lawsuits.

His arrest in Poland, however, demonstrates again that cybercriminals can run, but they cannot hide from justice.' According to a new report by TorrentFreak, the original members of the KickassTorrents team have revived the site. Skanvord taschen yazik raspechatatj pdf.

In the weeks following the closure of KickassTorrents, a slew of clone websites popped-up online. But the new effort by the original team – dubbed KATcr – hopes to avoid the problems that lead to the shutdown of the original site. Although it is identical to its predecessor in appearance, the newly revamped site ships with a clean user database and a redesigned DMCA takedown procedure, TorrentFreak claims.

The DMCA takedown procedure on KATcr is similar to those used on websites like YouTube, which claim the site itself does not store any copyrighted material on their servers. The new website also contains a link to the music video for Rick Astley’s Never Gonna Give You Up – a wink from the creators, hinting that this time they are here to stay., the staff behind the website said: 'The majority of our original Staff, Admins and Moderation team joined us after Kat.cr went down – which is something we’re very proud of.

'This shows the loyalty, dedication and real love for KAT that we all share.' These returning staffers were not necessarily the architects of the original, expansive website – however, they clearly managed to pull together enough data to replicate its predecessor with eery perfection. 'We have all our major uploaders on board and they continued to share tirelessly even before the torrent engines returned.

'The torrent community can continue to expect to see uploads from all the names they know and trust,” the KATcr crew revealed. And when pushed about the legality to bringing the infamous website back, the staffers told TorrentFreak: 'KAT is a community-based forum and a torrent search engine.

It’s the heart of who we are and that will never change. 'Despite opinions to the contrary, torrents are not illegal and we do not host any content.' Whether the US law enforcement that shutdown the original website sees it that way remains to be seen.