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Beware the Fake Megaupload Sites

Most of the imitators so far look like phishing sites, an Internet traffic equipment vendor says. Before it was shut down, Megaupload accounted for nearly 1 percent of traffic in North America. One site has only an IP address for its locator, but claims to be the location for the site. Some people are eager to see the site come back, not to illegally access copyrighted content, but for legitimate reasons. One of the site’s owners could try to sell the site and content to “some other nefarious character that might buy the assets and keep it running””]

Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/2130638/beware-the-fake-megaupload-sites.html

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