Netflix has been phasing in 4K content since last year, and industrious pirates have now found a way to circumvent the video streaming site’s copy protection. Netflix’s Ultra HD version of Breaking ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: It wasn’t so long ago that the only way you could watch a film or TV show on your computer was if you pirated the show. Torrent sites like The Pirate Bay, Kickass ...

After The Pirate Bay incorporated Torrents Time support in its website a few days ago, Kickass Torrents is now supporting the plugin that lets you stream any movie or TV show you desire in a browser, ...

Kickass Torrents (KAT) now allows users to stream torrent videos free of charge thanks to Torrents Time, essentially becoming the Netflix of torrents. Torrents Time is a browser plug-in that lets ...

Copyright holders have been trying to put a stop to online piracy for years, yet that battle is far from being won. And the cat-and-mouse game has reached new heights ...

Fans of Breaking Bad can now catch a glimpse of the first episode headed for Netflix as it leaked owing to the streaming service's security technology for its Ultra HD content being hacked. The 4K ...

With movie piracy rocketing as lockdowns are implemented all over the world, Microsoft is warning internet users that they could be downloading malware along with their evening's entertainment. The ...

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It’s over a year since Popcorn Time burst on to the scene, allowing you to stream torrents rather than download them. It’s had its ups and downs—but now you can use it in your browser. The new website ...

PopcornTime aka basically “Netflix for Torrents” is a wonderful piece of software, but until now it’s been impossible to use it on an iPhone or iPad without jailbreaking the gadgets. Now, the crafty ...

Netflix has become the leading name in the world of streaming services, though some audiences would still rather steal movies than pay a monthly pittance for access to thousands of films and TV series ...