Rightsholders will also do everything they can to stop Z-Library from returning to clearnet. Government backing them, new domains are not safe. Site operators want to prevent domain name thefts in the future. It is unclear how many domain names Z-Library currently has, but this is exactly the point of it. Your help has helped me complete my engineering degree. I wasn’t in a position to purchase new books. “You were a great help during my engineering. Thank you!” One user wrote that he was from Nigeria and couldn’t afford to buy and read these books. There are already hundreds of comments on the blog post announcement, many of which express gratitude. Users have responded positively to the site’s relaunch so far. Z-Library suggests that users who cannot access the universal login page can log in via TOR or I2P to get their clearnet domains. Each user can have two domains listed on the personal profile page. These domain names are subdomains of newly-registered TLDs and rely on different domain registries. A popup message prompts users to remember their domain secret after they log in. The platform is now publicly available and offers a unique domain name for every user.Īlthough we cannot confirm that every user will receive unique domain names after signing in, users are redirected to different clearnet addresses once they log in. Z-Library will take this hydra-inspired plan to the next level. It announced its return to clearnet (publicly accessible web) with a technical setup that anticipates future enforcement actions. ZLib made an unprecedented announcement this weekend. Z-library’s resilience was more than temporary grandstanding. Pirated books were still widely available, and Z-Lib was behind the scenes working to make a complete comeback. The shadow library said it would take complaints from authors seriously and ask for forgiveness. This is the sole purpose Z-Lib was created for,” the platform stated. “We believe that all people should have access to humanity’s knowledge and cultural heritages, regardless of their social status or wealth. A blog post published just a few days after the crackdown indicated that Z-Library had no plans to give up. Z-library’s resilience suggests that some elements of the team remain operational. Z-Library continued to exist on the dark internet, offering millions of pirated articles and books. Zlibrary remained online despite the serious criminal charges and the pending extraditions. As part of a criminal investigation, two Russian Z-Library operators were detained in Argentina. authorities seized over 200 domain names. Zlibrary‘s existence was tested last November when U.S.

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