Artem Vaulin, the alleged founder of the very popular torrent website, KickassTorrents, is considering handing himself over to the US government voluntarily if the latter agrees to certain conditions.
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A mirror of KickassTorrents recently returned online, after it was seized because of copyright complains. However, the domain only scams users, attempting to steal personal details.
Popular torrenting website KickassTorrents was recently seized, as part of an order by the US Department of Justice. Its alleged owner, Artem Vaulin, was also arrested in his hometown in Poland.
Three more torrent sites have disappeared in the United Kingdom, producing the same error message as The Pirate Bay and ensuring people don't even think about breaching copyright regulations.
An Italian court has order that all of Italy's Internet Service Providers block access to the KickAssTorrents web site in that country, following similar moves on The Pirate Bay and BTjunkie.
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