How do piracy platforms adapt their operations to avoid detection by anti-piracy tools?
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Piracy platforms adapt their operations in various ways to avoid detection by anti-piracy tools. Some common strategies include changing domain names frequently, using proxy servers to mask their IP addresses, employing encryption methods to hide content, employing multiple server locations, regularly updating software to exploit vulnerabilities, and even using advanced cloaking techniques to confuse detection algorithms. These adaptions make it challenging for anti-piracy tools to track and shut down such platforms effectively.