Nothing can ever take that away and no matter what happens we will not let our community down.” “We guarantee that KAT will continue in one form or another and we will come back stronger than ever,” Mr.Black adds.
“We need to remember that Kickass Torrents is not simply about uploading, the heart and soul of KAT is our members, which are family and family is important as we all know. Speaking on behalf of the KAT-team that’s left, Mr.Black says that the criminal investigation won’t be the end of the community. Since then they have launched, which hosts a forum where several staffers are present. Over the past few days, several members of the KAT team have regrouped in an effort to get the community part of the site back up. Although not all domain names and servers were seized, the site quickly disappeared and after nearly a week there is still no sign of life.
Government revealed that the entire operation had been by the Department of Homeland Security.
This ended abruptly last week, following the in Poland. Many considered it to be their virtual home. But the new effort by the original team – dubbed KATcr – hopes to avoid the problems that lead to the shutdown of the original site.With an active community and millions of regular visitors, KickassTorrents was much more than a site to leech the latest torrents from. In the weeks following the closure of KickassTorrents, a slew of clone websites popped-up online. 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.
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. 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. KickassTorrents founder Artem Vaulin was arrested in Poland on July 21st 2016.
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