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Streameast, largest pirated sports streaming network, disrupted by police

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The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) and Egyptian authorities have shut down Streameast, the world's largest illegal live sports streaming network. The operation, which provided unauthorized access to HD streams from licensed broadcasters, has been disrupted, and two individuals have been arrested. Streameast operated 80 domains and received 136 million monthly visits, primarily from the United States, Canada, the UK, the Philippines, and Germany. The disruption began six days ago when users reported issues accessing the website. Streameast streamed unauthorized coverage of various sports leagues and events, including soccer leagues, national team games, and major U.S. sports. The operation has been linked to a UAE shell company used to launder advertising revenue. The disruption is part of ongoing efforts to combat sports piracy and protect the live sports ecosystem.

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  1. 03.09.2025 19:45 1 articles · 26d ago

    Streameast, largest pirated sports streaming network, disrupted by police

    The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) and Egyptian authorities have shut down Streameast, the world's largest illegal live sports streaming network. The operation, which provided unauthorized access to HD streams from licensed broadcasters, has been disrupted, and two individuals have been arrested. The disruption began six days ago when users reported issues accessing the website. Streameast operated 80 domains and received 136 million monthly visits, primarily from the United States, Canada, the UK, the Philippines, and Germany. The platform streamed unauthorized coverage of various sports leagues and events, including soccer leagues, national team games, and major U.S. sports. The operation has been linked to a UAE shell company used to launder advertising revenue.

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