XposedTube - Streaming Adult Videos

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What exactly is XposedTube? Someone whom I believe is the creator of this streaming video site started spamming forums asking people to visit the site and surprise surprise, it is a adult site that touts ADULTS VIDEO BROADCASTING - Get Access to tonnes of XXX Videos Updated Daily.

Some forummers were obviously unhappy with the actions of this site owner and decided to try and trace him/her down and what resulted was a display of the power of the internet today. The original forum thread is available here.

Basically, the CSI sleuths managed to determine that the domain is registered in Singapore under the following information!
Registrant:
XPOSEDTUBE
BLKxxx #xx-xxx Tampines ST xxx
Singapore, Singapore xxxxxx
Singapore

Administrative Contact:
Yao, Xiao rootddns@yahoo.com
XPOSEDTUBE
BLKxxx #xx-xxx Tampines ST xx
Singapore, Singapore xxxxxx
Singapore
+65.9223xxxx

After being traced, the information subsequently got updated to
Administrative Contact:
Yan, Xiao rootddns@yahoo.com
XPOSEDTUBE
Ampang
Kuala Lampur, Selegnor 603123
Malaysia
123023026

Technical Contact:
Yan, Xiao rootddns@yahoo.com
XPOSEDTUBE
Ampang
Kuala Lampur, Selegnor 603123
Malaysia
123023026

Some chivalrous guys reported the site for fake whois information and the site went down for a while having been reported to both Singapore and Malaysia authorities.

Finally, as of this posting, the whois information got updated to an Argentine.

While there is money to be made online and it is common knowledge that the porn/sex industry is one of the most profitable, a lesson needs to be learnt that nothing you do online is truly anonymous. Do not try to do things against the law for there are still codes of ethics when you are on the internet. When there is sufficient backlash against you for your inappropriate actions, you are going to be under a lot a lot of heat

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