Check your AWS and CloudFront logs, people!!!!!
Your links are private, but a hacker can sometimes get inside an app to find a root feed that leads to other gold for the criminal.
Beward developers and users that the channel called RFLIX.TV is using media content they stole from other channels' feeds. Luckily I caught the guy and shut him down for now. My Amazon bill went from $35 to $980. It's amazing how the referral list for my media has remained clean for 5+ years then suddenly over the past few weeks it skyrocketed under a new entry called "RFLIX.TV". (+1 (657) 215-5437), AfterhoursHD@gmail.com
Rest Assured I will be recovering this from the owner of RFLIX.TV in due time by any means necessary.
They made 66 new requests on May 19th to a distribution that isn't included in any feed and only formed from an encryped string at runtime, meaning they're probably packet sniffing while running many Roku channels to obtain free media links. Nobody seems to care. Nobody seems to notice.
Hi Coco, we just came across this and had no idea about an issue regarding pirated links. All our content is acquired by direct communications and rights purchases through various vendors and uploaded manually to ensure no issues with content. There are no pirated links but please let us know what links are being referenced. We were not aware of any issues like this. You can email us anytime or setup a direct call to review anything in question. Email us at admin@rflix.tv at your earliest convenience as this was never brought to our attention and if we are acquiring content from shady vendors, we need to stop that asap.