How OnlyFans creators' copyright complaints are cleaning up hacked government websites
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Vikhyaat Vivek
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Adult content creators on platforms like OnlyFans are inadvertently helping clean up government and university websites that have been hacked by scammers. Scammers compromise trusted .gov and .edu domains, stuffing them with pages advertising supposedly leaked OnlyFans content. Creators, who routinely battle piracy and identity theft, file copyright complaints that result in these malicious pages being removed from Google search results — an unexpected side effect that cleans up compromised government sites.
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· 3 pulledAdult creators routinely battle scammers and pirates stealing their pictures, videos, and sometimes even identities.
Now, that exhausting cleanup job is producing an unexpected side effect that involves cleaning up government websites.
Scammers have been compromising trusted .gov and .edu domains and stuffing them with pages advertising supposedly leaked OnlyFans content.
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