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Short for: | Clearingstelle Urheberrecht Im Internet | ||||||
Location: | Lexicon >> Internet-Terms | ||||||
Weblinks: | Wikipedia.de - cuii.info | ||||||
Description: | German private organisation using DNS-Hijacking for fighting copyright violation. |
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Details
The CUII (Clearingstelle Urheberrecht Im Internet
) is the german Clearinghouse Copyright in the Internet
.
It is a self-controlled private organisation using DNS-Hijacking for fighting copyright violation in the internet in Germany.
The CUII consists of these groups of members:
- Copyright holders / license distributors recommending domains to block
- A private and secret circle of people deciding what will be blocked
- ISPs performing the blocking through DNS-Hijacking
They maintain a confidential list of Domains to block, which the participating ISPs hijack to an IP under CUII control.
For clients of the participating ISPs a HTTP request to one of the blocked Domains resolves to notice.cuii.info.
While the CUII keeps the blocking list confidential there are partial leaks to Wikipedia and more verbose to cuiiliste.de.
cuiiliste.de is a third party project where germans can test their ISP and report previously unknown blocked Domains.
So far all known blocking covers copyright violating Domains, many of which just are prominent URL collections.
In Germany an URL to illegal content may be treated the same illegal as the referred content itself.
This simplifies censoring, They do not have to block the numerous hosters of illegal content, just the most prominent index.
Members
Members of the CUII[1] (updated on 2024-08-29):
1&1 AG
- ispDeutsche Glasfaser Holding GmbH
- ispfreenet DLS GmbH
- ispTelefónica Germany GmbH & Co. OHG
- ispTelekom Deutschland GmbH
- ispVodafone Deutschland GmbH
- isp
Copyright holders / license distributors:
AllScreens - Verband Filmverleih und Audiovisuelle Medien e.V.
- filmsBörsenverein des deutschen Buchhandels e.V.
- booksBundesverband Musikindustrie e.V.
- musicDFL - Deutsche Fußball Liga e.V.
- sportsgame - Verband der deutschen Games-Branche
- gamesGEMA - Gesellschaft für musikalische Aufführungs- und mechanische Vervielfältigungsrechte
- musicMPA - Motion Picture Association
- filmsSky Deutschland Fernsehen GmbH & Co. KG
- tv, sportsSTM - International Association of Scientific, Technical and Medical Publishers
- books
Examples
Looking up a blocked Domain through an 1&1 DNS server (Germany) and through Cloudflare public DNS (1.1.1.1, USA):
me@home:~$ host kinox.to kinox.to is an alias for notice.cuii.info. notice.cuii.info has address 167.233.14.14 me@home:~$ host kinox.to 1.1.1.1 ... kinox.to has address 188.114.96.3 kinox.to has address 188.114.97.3 kinox.to has IPv6 address 2a06:98c1:3121::3 kinox.to has IPv6 address 2a06:98c1:3120::3
FRITZ!OS
See the FRITZ!OS section of the DNS-Hijacking article explaining how to change DNS servers.