Demonoid tracker back online , servers moved to Hong Kong

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I just found out that Demonoid will be back. I read this information on the following news. After that I was trying to find out what is going on. And ges what, I didn't manage to find the new Demonoid domain. Strange thing...Still I will share this info with you now. So the main idea is:

As you already know Demonoid.com was "suddenly removed from the face of the Internet in the wake of a DDoS attack and a coincidentally-timed, but seemingly unrelated server raid. Now, just as suddenly as the beloved community was taken down, the tracker has been restored."

Namley, after the Ukranian authorities simply shut down Demonoid’s data center "datacenter ColoCall noted that investigators copied all of Demonoid’s server information, and seized some of the equipment. A few days following the raid, Demonoid’s three top-level domains, Demonoid.com, Demonoid.me, and Demonoid.ph, were put up for sale."

Oh, now comes the happy news: "Now, almost four months after the site’s demise, Demonoid’s tracker is back. The comprehensive index and forums haven’t yet followed suit, but the resurrection of the tracker is as good of an indication of the community’s revival as we can get, short of the actual revival. The tracker’s new IP address seems to point toward the servers being moved from Ukraine to Hong Kong."

No ideea how to find out this new domain.

Yet we don't know exactly how it happened, still we have some details: "When the site was first taken offline, everyone’s favorite Internet collective Anonymous stated they’d bring the community back, and launched DDoS attacks on Ukranian government sites in retaliation for the server raid. The tracker’s back, but it currently remains to be seen if Anonymous had any hand in the revival. Whoever is responsible, whether it’s a loosely ruled Internet collective or Demonoid’s old administration, the tracker’s up and running for now, and hopefully the community features will soon follow."

Most of the governments have a severe punishment for copirights infraction, still "members of the Demonoid community will vouch for the friendly, helpful atmosphere fostered by the private site."

Of course every one of us will agree with the fact that " it’s always great to get that kind of close-knit community back, and members can only hope that the revival of the tracker is a step toward the resurrection of the community."

Under no any circumstances they will give up. More then that, I thing that in a short time we will see them back again.

So, you can find entire article here.