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The control panels of all the illegal networks that used Xtream Codes, as a platform to manage flows, customers and distribution, were on servers that the software vendors maintained, managed, updated. Servers within which investigators have found a gold mine of information, users, customers, which will have to be examined during these months.

Xtream Codes, always on its site, promised those who purchased the service a very accurate control of its customers: "We keep very detailed logs for each connection established by your customers. We can also recognize if an ISP belongs to a VPN service, a specific datacenter or a proxy and our software immediately blocks it. You can also block subs*****ions for IPs, countries and number of connections."

Don't worry, none of your information is stored in this system. We keep our customers' information safe and secure in our encrypted cloud. We are currently unable to connect customers to our panel for what happened to Xtream.

The most important element is the number of data now held by the investigators: server, buyers, users, chat, log, assistance request mail. Data from which other thousands of inquiries could go that hit individual IP networks throughout Europe and internationally. Individual users risk, even if each network manager had the opportunity to choose how to manage their customers: there were those who kept customers on protected clouds and those who made it clear on the Xtream Codes panels: no one can now say what will happen .

Quelle: https://www.en24.news/tech/2019/09/t...till-long.html


Sollte sich das alles bewahrheiten dann habt ihr Anbieter echt nicht mehr alle Latten am Zaun wenn ihr so eine Software eingesetzt habt.