BitTorrent dethroned as the main source of internet's upstream traffic
File sharing protocol is now being superseded by streaming and cloud storage
Bittorrent articles
Open source qBittorrent client adds I2P support
qBittorrent 4.6 has launched with experimental BitTorrent over I2P (Invisible Internet Protocol) support, enabling encrypted and anonymized torrenting. For those unfamiliar with I2P, it utilizes destinations instead of IP addresses and ports.
House of the Dragon beats The Rings of Power on pirate sites
In a nutshell: While not a widespread phenomenon anymore, piracy continues to drive a significant amount of Internet traffic around the world. TV shows like House of the Dragon and Lord of the Rings are particularly popular, even though the former seems to be way more interesting for P2P pirates.
qBittorrent is a fully featured yet lightweight BitTorrent client
qBittorrent is our preferred BitTorrent in Windows: it's free and open-source, uses little RAM and sports an anonymous mode for better privacy.
Transmission is a powerful yet uncluttered BitTorrent client
Transmission is a free cross-platform BitTorrent client. It runs natively on Windows, macOS and several Linux distributions including Ubuntu OS.
Moviemakers sue VPN service for promoting and facilitating piracy
The first copyright infringement lawsuit against a VPN in the US
Major bust targeting "Sparks" group results in dramatic piracy decline
Could this be the Achilles heel of the pirate community?
BitTorrent usage is climbing and streaming services' original content is to blame
An unforeseen side effect of original content production
BitTorrent Inc. sold to blockchain entrepreneur behind Tron cryptocurrency
Ownership of the file-sharing pioneer changes hands
Acid Wizard Studio posts 'Darkwood' torrent to The Pirate Bay before pirates do
Developer suicide or brilliant marketing move?
Deadpool takes the award for most pirated movie of 2016
"Captain Deadpool! No, just Deadpool."
Popular music torrent site What.cd gets shut down
French police have seized the site's servers
