Extensive IPTV Network Spanning 1,000+ Domains and 10,000+ IP Addresses

Cybersecurity firm Silent Push has exposed a colossal illegal Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) network, revealing a sophisticated piracy operation that has been active for years across more than 1,000 domains and over 10,000 unique IP addresses.

The findings highlight the immense scale and profitability of modern digital piracy.

The network illegally streams premium content from over 20 major global brands, defrauding rights holders such as Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, and HBO.

It also offers live sports from highly sought-after services, including the Premier League, Formula 1, the NBA, and UFC.

According to industry studies, this type of illicit activity generates billions of dollars in revenue annually for its operators.

The investigation by Silent Push’s threat research team identified two companies, XuiOne and Tiyansoft, as central to hosting and profiting from the pirated content.

The report also singles out an individual, Nabi Neamati, based in Herat, Afghanistan, as being significantly involved in the network’s operations. Neamati is believed to be the owner of the web hosting company Tiyansoft.

Illegal IPTV services thrive by offering vast libraries of content for a fraction of the price of legitimate subscriptions.

One service within the uncovered network, “JVTVlive,” openly advertises access to “22,500 channels and 100,000 Movies & TV Shows” for as little as $15 a month.

The report notes that such piracy operations exploit consumer frustration with the increasing fragmentation and cost of legitimate streaming platforms.

However, consumers who use these services face significant risks. Researchers warn that illicit IPTV platforms are often riddled with malware designed to steal personal data, and users frequently report fraudulent charges to credit cards used for subscriptions.

Silent Push’s investigation began with a single suspicious domain, premiumplustv[.]xyz.

From that starting point, analysts used technical fingerprinting and infrastructure analysis to map out the sprawling network.

A unique characteristic of the network was its vast number of IP addresses relative to its domain count, a standard practice for illegal IPTV to ensure resiliency against takedown efforts.

The report highlights the audacity of the operators. The JVTVlive website, linked to Neamati, claims to have “2,000 servers in 198 countries.”

Based on the data tracked by Silent Push, researchers believe these bold claims may be accurate, underscoring the operation’s global reach.

Silent Push is continuing to monitor the network and is providing its findings to enterprise clients to help them combat content piracy.

The discovery serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing and complex battle between rights holders and the increasingly sophisticated global piracy ecosystem.

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