The age of Z-Library is over, at least as we know it. Two people allegedly behind the online ebook repository are facing federal indictment, and as much as it might spell the end for one of the web’s ...

The popular e-book download site Z-Library was shut down earlier this month by U.S. federal authorities, as we reported last week, likely for the distribution of pirated materials. This left students ...

Z-Library is the most prolific ebook piracy website, with over 12 million ebooks and 84 million articles that primarily focus on education, think digital textbooks for school. The site was taken down ...

Downloading e-books or other content enhances your digital library, but prioritizing online safety is paramount. By adhering to these essential tips, you can enjoy your favorite reads on Z Library or ...

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) continues to disrupt the world's largest shadow eBook library, Z-Library, by seizing more domains used by the platform. The controversial Z-Library online ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- One of the most visited websites on the Internet has been taken offline and seized by the U.S. government, which charged two Russian nationals with criminal copyright infringement.

Over a hundred domains for popular e-book download site Z-Library were seized by the FBI and U.S. Attorney’s Office last Friday, November 4th, reports TorrentFreak. Most of those domains now load an ...

The controversial Z-Library online eBook repository has once again returned to the web, this time with secret user URLs that attempt to hinder disruption by law enforcement. Z-Library was one of the ...

Federal prosecutors have charged two Russian nationals on allegations they operated the online e-book piracy website Z-Library. The website has been shut down by the Justice Department. Russian ...

US law enforcement isn't just interested in shutting down video pirates. The feds have charged two Russian nationals, Anton Napolsky and Valeriia Ermakova, for allegedly running the pirate e-book ...

Two Russian citizens arrested for running the pirate e-book site Z-Library have reportedly escaped house arrest in Argentina and vanished after a court approved their extradition to the United States.