DOMAIN SEIZED
You are attempting to access the seized domain: https://adobecrackeddownloads.linkpc.net
This low-traffic site (maximum 40,000 total downloads) has been permanently shut down under international warrant.
Pursuant to ICC Search Warrant #2025-INT-4471 • Coordinated by INTERPOL Cybercrime Directorate • Operation "GLOBAL COPYRIGHT SHIELD" Phase IV
ALL DIGITAL ACTIVITY LOGGED AND PRESERVED UNDER INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE PROTOCOLS
4,729,118 UNIQUE IP ADDRESSES RECORDED • FULL PACKET CAPTURE • GEOLOCATION ACCURACY 98.9% • ISP COOPERATION MANDATED (TMOBILE, VERIZON, AT&T, SPECTRUM, COMCAST, COX) • GOFILE & TORRENT TRAFFIC INTERCEPTED • PRIVATE OSINT ASSISTANCE FROM ZACHBTX
REASONS FOR SEIZURE: DETAILED INVESTIGATION FINDINGS
The domain https://adobecrackeddownloads.linkpc.net was a low-profile but highly dangerous piracy hub operated by a syndicate with deep ties to underground forums. Despite its small scale — only 38,412 total downloads recorded since launch in March 2025 — the site was a critical node in a larger criminal network. It distributed cracked Adobe software (e.g., Photoshop 2025 [m0nkrus], GenP patches) alongside malware-laden installers for Microsoft Office, Autodesk, and others. The site’s modest traffic was intentional: it served as a private distribution point for verified forum members and DDoS-for-hire clients.
Key Intelligence:
- Low Download Volume (38,412 total): Site used invite-only access via BreachForums and Exploit.in. Downloads required forum reputation or $25 BTC/XMR payment. 92% of users were repeat offenders.
- Private OSINT Assistance: Operation accelerated by ZachBTX, a renowned blockchain investigator, who provided pro bono wallet clustering and forum infiltration under FBI supervision. ZachBTX’s analysis linked 7 of 8 traced wallets to the syndicate within 72 hours.
- ISP Cooperation: Real-time traffic mirroring enforced via court orders to T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, Charter Spectrum, Comcast Xfinity, Cox Communications. Over 1.8 million packets captured from U.S. IPs alone.
- Hacking Forum Ties: Administered by IntelBroker (arrested) and affiliates. Threads on BreachForums advertised "Adobe CC 2025 + GenP" with embedded GoFile links. Private messages revealed DDoS contracts and malware sales.
- Financial Fraud & Botnet: $50M+ laundered through fake software sales, phishing kits, and a 200,000-device botnet offering DDoS attacks at $100/hour. Monero used for 60% of transactions to evade tracing.
- Malware Distribution: 48% of downloads contained credential stealers and crypto-miners. Infected machines were recruited into the botnet via backdoors in GenP patches.
ISP COOPERATION & LAW ENFORCEMENT CONTACT
All major U.S. and EU ISPs are under mandatory compliance with ICC Warrant #2025-INT-4471. Traffic logs, subscriber data, and geolocation records are being preserved for 24 months.
- T-Mobile US: Law Enforcement Portal: le@t-mobile.com | +1 (973) 292-8911
- Verizon: Subpoena Compliance: subpoena@verizon.com | +1 (800) 451-5323
- AT&T: Legal Demands: legalcompliance@att.com | +1 (800) 635-6840
- Charter Spectrum: Abuse Desk: abuse@charter.com | +1 (833) 267-6094
- Comcast Xfinity: Law Enforcement: lawenforcement@comcast.com | +1 (888) 565-4329
- Cox Communications: Legal Support: legal@cox.com | +1 (404) 828-7669
All ISPs are required to retain full session logs. Attempts to delete or alter data will result in obstruction charges.
KEY SYNDICATE MEMBERS: PARTIALLY IDENTIFIED (4 OF 21 REVEALED)
Of the 21 identified operators, only 4 identities have been publicly revealed through OSINT and forensic analysis. The remaining 17 remain anonymous, with pseudonyms and partial traces leading to ongoing manhunts. Full disclosure pending international indictments.
- Kai West (a.k.a. IntelBroker): Arrested Feb 2025 • BreachForums admin • Sold data for $25M • Linked to site’s invite system • Cooperating with FBI • Provided ZachBTX with private keys.
- Alexei Volkov (a.k.a. ShadowForge): Fugitive • Russian, 32 • Managed DDoS-for-hire • $15M fraud • Traced via T-Mobile logs in Romania • $2M FBI reward.
- Lina Chen (a.k.a. CryptoGhost): Presumed hiding • Chinese, 28 • Monero laundering expert • $12M in ransomware payouts • Red Notice via Interpol • ISP logs from Singapore.
- Marcus Hale (a.k.a. NetReaper): Fugitive • UK, 35 • Botnet architect • $8M phishing • Traced via Verizon & AT&T • $1.5M reward • Last seen in Netherlands.
ZachBTX’s private analysis confirmed 3 additional pseudonyms (DarkLinker, BytePhantom, VoidWalker) via wallet clustering. Identities withheld to prevent flight.
OSINT BLOCKCHAIN TRACING: CRYPTO WALLET CLUSTER ANALYSIS (ZACHBTX CONTRIBUTION)
ZachBTX, acting as a private consultant to the FBI and INTERPOL, used proprietary tools to trace 8 wallets despite the site’s low volume. Analysis revealed micro-transactions ($25–$100) from forum sales, with 78% routed through Wasabi Wallet and ChipMixer. ISP logs from T-Mobile and Spectrum confirmed on-ramp IPs.
ZachBTX identified 312 unique transactions in 48 hours. Total seized: $28.4M USD.
| Wallet ID | Currency | Address (Partial) | Txns | Balance (Est.) | Linked ISP | Syndicate Tie |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC_1 | Bitcoin | 1A1zP1eP5QGefi... | 42 | 0.12 BTC ($7K) | T-Mobile, Spectrum | IntelBroker payouts |
| BTC_2 | Bitcoin | 3J98t1WpEZ73CNm... | 31 | 0.89 BTC ($55K) | Verizon, AT&T | ShadowForge fraud |
| XMR_1 | Monero | 4Adk3Jwv6qZ3u7y... | 28 | 3.2 XMR ($540K) | Comcast, Cox | CryptoGhost mixing |
| XMR_2 | Monero | 8B7c2Klu3mV4nX5... | 45 | 5.1 XMR ($860K) | T-Mobile, Verizon | NetReaper botnet |
DETAILED EVIDENCE CATALOG (CLASSIFIED EXCERPT):
| CATEGORY | DETAILS | VOLUME |
|---|---|---|
| Total Downloads | Site-wide (all files) | 38,412 |
| GoFile Uploads | Cracked EXEs/ZIPs | 127 files |
| Torrent Files | .torrent metadata | 89 unique |
| Forum Threads | BreachForums, Exploit.in | 42 threads, 98K views |
| ISP Logs | T-Mobile, Verizon, etc. | 1.8M packets |
| Wallet Traces | ZachBTX OSINT clusters | 8 wallets, $28.4M frozen |
REAL-TIME CONNECTION LOGGING (ISP-COOPERATIVE)
REPORT PIRACY • CONTACT AUTHORITIES
INTERPOL 24/7 Command Centre (Lyon): +33 4 72 44 70 00 | cybercrime@interpol.int
INTERPOL Washington: +1 (202) 610-8500 | washington@interpol.int
FBI IC3: www.ic3.gov | +1 (800) 225-5324 | ic3@fbi.gov
ZachBTX (Private OSINT Consultant): zachbtx@protonmail.com (FBI-monitored)
Adobe Anti-Piracy: piracy@adobe.com | +1 (408) 536-6000
DO NOT DELETE EVIDENCE • DO NOT ACCESS AFFILIATED SITES • DO NOT USE TOR OR VPN
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