Accordingly, when accessing the domain name phimmoizz.net, users only receive a message in English with the content “Error 522”. Starting from the morning of April 24, when accessing the domain name phimmoizz.net, users only receive a message in English with the content “Error 522.” (Screenshots) Thought the pirated movie websitemoizz.net was officially gone, in the afternoon of the same day, some netizens discovered a pirated movie website with the domain name phimmoiizz.net. However, in the afternoon of April 25, the Vietnamese online community continued to “get up” when the domain name phimmoiizz.net once again “evaporated” from the Internet. On the same afternoon on April 24, some netizens discovered a pirated movie website with the domain name phimmoiizz.net. (Screenshots) However, up to the present time, the domain name phimmoiizz.net has “evaporated” from the Internet. (Screenshots) With phimmoizz.net and phimoiizz.net taking turns “flying color”, many netizens believe that the future of Vietnam’s biggest pirated film website may be coming to an end. However, this pirated movie website has continuously changed its domain name to bypass the authorities, from phimmoi.net to phimmoiz.net and to phimmoizz.net. Therefore, it is still not possible to confirm that phimmoi.net will not continue to “proliferate” domain names to operate again in the near future. On June 18, 2020, the website phimmoi.net was blocked by network operators in Vietnam. However, many people believe that the above jobs only solve the tip of the problem. On June 18, 2020, the website phimmoi.net was blocked by network operators in Vietnam. (Photo: SAOstar) Accordingly, in recent years, creating a pirated movie website is said to be quite easy and does not cost too much. Owners of these pirated movie websites will buy unlimited cloud storage accounts at very cheap prices from cloud storage services such as Facebook, Google, Fshare, Openload … to store and project. movies that are not copyrighted. Along with that, buying domain names or international hosting is currently very easy and the cost is extremely cheap. So, in case a domain name is blocked, the website owner only needs to activate the new domain name and link it to his own movie store. Therefore, blocking the IP of a pirated movie website only solves the tip of the problem because immediately another website “pops up”. In the last few years, creating a pirated movie website has been said to be quite easy and does not cost too much. (Photo: Internet) The obvious proof is that after being blocked for a day, phimmoi.net resumes operation with a new domain name – phimmoiz.net. After that, phimmoiz.net continued to be blocked but also quickly returned to the domain name phimmoizz.net. According to many experts, if you want to solve the problem of pirated movies, you must first solve the tip of the problem – the consciousness of Internet users. If you want to solve the problem of pirated movies, you must first solve the tip of the problem – the awareness of Internet users. (Artwork: ICT.News) Currently, a large part of Vietnamese people still do not have the habit of paying money to watch movies and listen to music on the Internet, so “invisible” is helping to support pirated movie websites to have more “land to live.”

Kenya Airways’ aircraft at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi. Heartbreaking discovery On the afternoon of June 30, 2019, 31-year-old British software engineer Wil was outside his house in Clapham (southwest London), drinking beer while chatting with a friend, above his head. , the planes were also rushing to Heathrow airport to end their journey. Taking out his phone, Wil shows him an app that tells the user the route and pattern of any passing aircraft. When he saw an airplane passing by, he opened the application to view information, then raised his phone to shade the sun and squinted at the sky. Suddenly, Wil saw something falling from the sky. “At first I thought it was a bag, but after a few seconds, I discovered the object was quite large and fell very quickly,” Mr. Wil said. Wil thinks that the object could be part of the landing gear or the luggage in the cargo hold. However, he suddenly remembered a long-read article about people hiding tickets on planes. Wil does not want to believe in this possibility but cannot deny the object gets closer and closer. “In the final seconds before the object lands, I see limbs. I think it’s a person, ”continued Wil. Shortly thereafter, Wil opened the flight determination application, and his friend called the police to report the news. According to information on the phone application, the plane that has just passed over that area is Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner carrying number KQ 100 of Kenya Airways. The man was dropped from a plane of Kenya Airways 1000m to the ground. After that, Wil drove his motorbike to find where the object fell, and mumbled to pray that he would only see a coat, a bag or something on the ground. When he went to the next route, he met a police car in the opposite direction and decided to follow. The destination is on Offerton Street, 300 meters from Wil’s house. When he arrived, Wil saw John Baldock, a gray-faced man standing dumbfounded outside a house. Looking through the window, Wil noticed that the inner garden was “completely destroyed”. “The first thing I told John was to ask if it was the same person, because I’m still not 100% sure. He said nothing, just looked at me and nodded, making my heart heavy, “Wil said. That man fell from a height of more than 1,000m to the ground. This is an airplane ticket evader. Hard search On the day of the incident, because the London Police Department’s unit in charge of searching for the missing people was overloaded, agent Paul Graves of the voluntary crime unit was in charge of the investigation. As an experienced senior detective, Graves has more than 30 years specializing in handling stabbing, shooting, kidnapping and murder conspiracy. He hopes to soon identify the man “fell from the sky” and return the body. After receiving the report, the police quickly went to Offerton Street, talked with Wil, John and people living in the area, and contacted Heathrow airport. The airport sent staff to inspect the landing gear – the area of ​​the aircraft’s landing gear will retract after takeoff – aboard a Kenyan Airways Boeing. There was barely enough room for one person to hide inside, and after checking in, an old backpack with the initials MCA was found there. The backpack does not contain any important clues, only contains a few pieces of bread, a bottle of soft drink, a bottle of water and a pair of sports shoes. “Food, water and shoes are the definition of survival for that person,” Detective Graves said. However, there was also some Kenyan coins in the backpack and a bottle of Fantamà, according to verification sold at a store in the country, showed that the stowaway was almost certainly on board there. The flight initially departed from Johannesburg, South Africa to Nairobi, Kenya. So the elimination of the possibility of a man getting on a plane from South Africa is a remarkable discovery: At the Lambeth Morgue, pathologists took samples of the man’s DNA and duplicate copies of his fingerprints. hand him and send it to the authorities in Kenya. However, the DNA determination later showed that it did not match anyone in Kenya. Graves hopes that he will have better luck with fingerprints as many problems in Kenya require candidates to have fingerprints. But the smuggler’s fingerprints were also not on the Kenyan police database. The incident meanwhile attracted the attention of public opinion. Because the situation of migrants betting their lives to reach Europe has appeared so often in the newspapers, and this is a completely different thing: an unidentified man, from a country about a third of the population lives on less than $ 2 a day, crashing the bottom of a plane into one of the wealthiest places in London. According to statistics of the US Federal Aviation Administration, from 1947 to February 2020, 128 people around the world tried to smuggle planes in this way. More than 75% of them were killed. The stowaway can fall off the plane during take-off, as in the case of 14-year-old Keith Sapsford falling from a cabin landing a Douglas DC-8 departing from Sydney, Australia for Tokyo, Japan, in January. 2/1970. Even if they survive the take-off, the stowaways can be crushed as they return, as Adonis Guerrero Barrios died in July 2011. The 23-year-old has climbed into the cockpit of the Airbus A340 from Cuba to Madrid, Spain. Even with luck avoiding the above possibilities, those who cling to the plane still face the cargo. Other deadly risk series. For example, within 25 minutes of take-off, most passenger aircraft reach an altitude of nearly 11 km, the outside temperature is approximately -54 degrees Celsius, the air pressure is about 4 times lower than normal, preventing the human lungs from getting enough oxygen from the air, which can cause heart failure and brain death. If the stowaway somehow managed to survive the journey, they would surely lose consciousness once the plane began to descend. Therefore, when the aircraft opens the door to lower the landing gear, usually within 8 km of the runway, they can fall freely. This is why bodies are sometimes found south of London, near Heathrow’s route, as in the case of Pakistani elder Mohammed Ayaz who died from falling from a British Airways flight into a Homebase parking lot. , also in Richmond in June 2001. There are also rare instances where some of the stowaways still survived that scientists have not fully explained these cases. In September 2019, three months after receiving the investigation, Agent Graves flew to Kenya, hoping to find out what details could help identify the mysterious but futile man. Dead end, he decided to use the last resort, thanks to the help and spread of the media, but failed. At the end of 2019, Kenyan officials decided to close the investigation. This is also seen as typical of the tragic cases of migrants. Many of them drowned at sea, were electrocuted in cross-strait tunnels, or assaulted to death by racist mobs. According to the Project Lost Migrants, 10,134 have been killed on the global migration routes since 2014. That might just be the tip of the iceberg.

Online warehouse trading forged many famous brands in Thach Cau Street, Long Bien District. Frequently changing warehouse locations, using social networks and forms of livestream to sell goods, deliver goods via delivery services, that is the way that objects dealing in contraband, counterfeit and poor quality goods. show in recent times. Although the competent forces have discovered and destroyed many groups of counterfeit and pirated goods, but in reality, this activity is still very active. When the warehouse at 30, lane 139, lane 56, Thach Cau street (Long Bien district) was opened, the Market Management Team (QLTT) No. 16 – Hanoi Department of Information Management coordinated with the Economic Police Team – District Police. Long Bien rushed into an inspection, causing the owner of the establishment not to return in time. At the time of inspection, the authorities discovered that thousands of fashion footwear products with signs of counterfeiting famous brands such as Versace, Gucci, Adidas, LV, Burberry, Chanel, Dior … were stored. , divided in an area of ​​more than 100 m2. The owner of the goods cannot present any documents to prove the origin of the goods. Team leader of Information Management Team No. 16 Nguyen Sy Binh said that the functional forces had to reconnaissance and monitor for months. This business operates mainly in the form of online sales, livestream through social networks Facebook and some e-commerce platforms. They set up a separate room for livestream. In order to evade the inspection of the competent forces, the owner often closes the door, only when there is a commodity transaction, the owner of the goods will open the door, deliver the goods to the customer. In a similar manner, the warehouse is hidden in Phu My A village, Phu Son commune (Ba Vi district) by Nguyen Van Ngoc (born in 1992, with a permanent residence in Bang Y village, Son Da commune, Ba Vi district. ) owner, every day to deliver more than 3,000 orders. When the information management force inspects, this warehouse contains tens of thousands of products from clothes, household appliances, blankets, to cosmetics, functional foods … Worth mentioning, a large number of goods have signs forging trademarks registered for protection in Vietnam, along with thousands of illegally imported household products such as induction cookers, stoves, rice cookers, electric pans … Through investigation, one of the methods is This facility uses is through a software system called TPOS, dozens of other Facebook accounts will simultaneously share livestreams to close orders. Recorded on the establishment’s sales system, in the past six months, more than 655 thousand orders were closed for sale and then sent through the fast delivery service system. The leader of the E-Commerce Working Group (General Department of Information Management), Nguyen Ky Minh, said that the most difficult thing for authorities to access pirated goods sold online is to verify Facebook’s IP address. Online sellers have a lot of experience dealing with authorities, shipping is also mainly through express delivery. In order to avoid inspection, shippers often move and change warehouse locations continuously. Along with the rapid development of the e-commerce sector, the smuggling and trading of counterfeit and poor quality goods on the Internet environment have also increased. Director of Department of Information Management of Hanoi Chu Xuan Kien said that almost every day, Hanoi Information Management Department also receives information about complaints from consumers about online purchases because the quality of goods on the website and in fact is not the same. The common tricks used by the objects are: setting up multiple Facebook accounts, running ads, posting photos of products, but only the phone number or the general address, when customers ask, only receive inbox (message private news). Every day, employees at the facilities perform livestream and close the order to deliver goods across the country through express carriers. Facing this situation, from the beginning of 2020, the General Department of Information Management has set up a specialized division in charge of anti-fraud in the in-line environment, thereby handling and destroying many smuggling lines and groups. and trading in counterfeit and poor-quality goods on the network environment. However, the information management force is short of specialized and highly specialized forces to locate warehouses, demonstrate tricks … Therefore, besides creating conditions for e-commerce to develop, it is also necessary to strengthen anti-smuggling solutions online to ensure the interests of consumers and help businesses do business in accordance with the law.