In regards to art theft www.wallpart.com
https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/360028158352-Reporting-abuse-to-Cloudflare
From:Ā https://www.whoishostingthis.com/#search=www.wallpart.com
āThis website masks their IP address using Cloudflare, a popular CDN. That means we don't know the exact host.
If you need to find the host for DMCA, you can contact Cloudflare and they will provide you with the host's contact information.ā
If you have evidence that you did not give consent for your items to be posted and sold, contact cloudflare. That 4 year old petition wonāt do anything. Get legal if you have to or if you can.Ā
Also, apologies if you do not know me and are confused why I @ you. Iām (at)-ing anyone I saw in the original post. I will miss people. Send the report abuse to anyone you know who has art up on that horrid website. Alas, Iām not an artist so thereās nothing of me up there otherwise Iād be taking them to court in a heart beat.Ā
@spacelingart @the-sith-in-the-sky-with-diamond @angelsaxis @meektheraccoon @transaurus @smudgeandfrankĀ
It starts with Cloudflare. If theyāre willing to cooperate and hand over the hosting site, demand it be taken down or take them to court.Ā Ā
Edit: Found out the asses behind this horrible website are supposedly in Russia so suing or taking this to court would be exceedingly difficult.Ā
Edit again: IMPORTANT PLEASE READ
Quick FYI Iām also Sayrihaamberstar but my phone, for some strange reason, swaps randomly between my two accounts. For the moment Iāll just post this on this account.
After reading the article Nusaran linked Ā (Reposting link here, thank you @nusaran for originally finding and linking it! PLEASE READ IT if you are having issues with the wallpart website)
https://fstoppers.com/news/website-will-steal-your-photos-and-then-hack-your-computer-77511
I decided to do some light digging and found this: https://isc.sans.edu/forums/diary/Reporting+Malicious+Websites+in+2018/23892/
I found this to be pretty helpful when it comes to reporting malicious websites. The only issue I found is this (Quoting from website): āEngaging Law Enforcement - If you also want to report the activity to law enforcement, I recommend the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (https://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx) Ā Reports will be correlated and used to build larger cases.ā
Iām all for it but this seems to pertain to US citizens only. Iām unsure of where others might be able to send in something to engage law enforcement for other countries. Iām asking for anyone whoās NOT a US Citizen to take a look around and link websites similar to the above FBI link. Personally I find the more noise is made the more hassle it will be to keep a malicious website up. Sadly, theyāre just going to bounce their host around and try to keep afloat. Keep reporting them and see if your government has a place to report malicious websites.
Feel free to either reblog, share, or better yet, make your own post with links to how to SAFELY report these guys.Ā