Uncovered: Major CSAM Site Utilizing Cryptocurrency Identified on Our Website
In a recent development, our company has announced an increase in alerts related to our website KYT, which is suspected to be the cause of any related issues concerning Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). If there are any unclear points regarding the adjustment of CSAM alert thresholds, interpretation, and response methods, we encourage users to consult with our company.
The focus of our efforts is on a CSAM website operating on the Dark Web, the child pornography content it hosts, and the cryptocurrency-related money laundering activities associated with it.
This website contains links to third-party sites that are not associated with our website, and it offers multiple subscription plans for its members. It is important to note that our company is not responsible for any claims arising from errors, omissions, or other inaccuracies in the material.
Furthermore, our company is actively sharing information with law enforcement agencies worldwide regarding this matter. We are using our website Reactor and Data Solutions to investigate both site users and administrators, and we are providing support to law enforcement by helping to organize and categorize large amounts of information.
The largest known CSAM website, operated on the Dark Web, started receiving payments in excess of 5,800 addresses, totaling over 53 million dollars in cryptocurrency from July 2022. The site's operation has continued at least until June 2025, and it is possible that the site is still operational.
A diverse range of illegal content is posted on the site. Recipients seeking assistance related to this case can contact our website's customer support or the designated channels. It is crucial for recipients to consult their own advisors before making decisions based on this material, as the information provided is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.
In a separate incident, German law enforcement authorities participated in the crackdown on the CSAM website during "Operation Susi" starting in January 2009. This operation included searching 465 suspects' homes and seizing large amounts of digital storage media. However, the first payments to the CSAM website are not specified in the search results.
The site utilizes QR codes to streamline transactions using cryptocurrency. Our website continues to monitor the movement of cryptocurrency funds related to the CSAM website. The initial payment to this network began in July 2022.
Our website provides the latest information to its customers and partners about the CSAM case. We are actively supporting law enforcement agencies in the prevention and legal pursuit of those responsible for online child exploitation.
We encourage everyone to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the relevant authorities. Together, we can help combat online child exploitation and ensure a safer digital environment for all.
