Aylo Awarded Permanent Injunction Against Recalcitrant Content Pirates

Aylo Awarded Permanent Injunction Against Recalcitrant Content Pirates

LOS ANGELES — A U.S. district court in California issued an amendment judgment on Monday, awarding Aylo Premium a permanent injunction against three people named as operators of Goodporn and several mirror sites, which hosted full-length, streamable versions of the company’s content.

As XBIZ reported, in February, Judge Mark C. Scarsi awarded Aylo Premium $2,157,000, ruling that Amrit Kumar, Lizette Lundberg and Emilie Brunn have no rights to the content owned by Aylo Premium.

Monday’s injunction expands the previous verdict to include an order to third-party providers to block U.S. access to the infringing sites at the domain level.

Unlike usual IP infringement orders, which are directed only at the defendants, Judge Scarsi’s blocking order is permanent, extending to third-party providers like Cloudflare, Google and domain registrars. ISPs, search engines and other intermediaries were ordered to take actions to block access not just to the content but to the entire domains.

Judge Scarsi wrote, “Defendants, their agents, servants, officers, directors, employees, attorneys, privies, representatives, successors and assigns and parent and subsidiary corporations or other related entities, and any or all persons or entity acting in concert or participation with any of them, or under their direction or control, including any internet search engines, web hosting and Internet service providers, domain name registrars, domain name registries and other service or software providers are ordered, within five business days from the service of the Judgment to block or use reasonable efforts to attempt to block access by United States users of the Goodporn websites by blocking or attempting to block access to all domains, subdomains, URLs, and/or IP addresses that have as its sole or predominant purpose to enable to facilitate access to the Goodporn websites.”

An Aylo rep told XBIZ, “We take any infringement of our content and brands seriously and remain committed to protecting our intellectual property rights. We believe this amended judgment will contribute to deterring piracy and will help ensure consumers find our content through legitimate channels.”

Jason Tucker of anti-piracy legal services company Battleship Stance, who consulted on the case for Aylo, told XBIZ in February that the case stands out to him as one of the most peculiar he has ever been involved in.

“The defendant flagrantly exhibits full-length movies without proper licenses and ignores takedown notices,” Tucker said. “In response to legal action, Amrit Kumar made the audacious claim of owning the entire past and future library of movies and images belonging to Aylo Premium, citing a ridiculous ‘agreement’ as justification.”

The judge previously ruled that the document, introduced by Kumar to justify his refusal to stop streaming Aylo’s content, “lacks any indicia of reliability or authenticity.”

Tucker confirmed that mirror sites would begin going offline starting Wednesday.

Related:  

Copyright © 2025 Adnet Media. All Rights Reserved. XBIZ is a trademark of Adnet Media.
Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited.

More News

Industry Attorney Paul Cambria Retires After 50 Years of Practicing Law

After more than a half-century in practice, during which he provided the defense in some of the adult industry's most notable legal cases, attorney Paul Cambria has retired.

2026 XMA Nominations Party Set for Nov. 19 in Hollywood

The 2026 XMA nominations reveal party will take place at Keys on the Sunset Strip on Wednesday, Nov. 19, with red-carpet arrivals starting at 8 p.m.

New VR Membership Site 'DeepInSex.com' Launches

The new 8K VR membership site DeepInSex has officially launched.

NATS Launches Integrated Content Management System

Too Much Media (TMM) has rolled out an integrated, no-charge Content Management System (CMS) to its NATS platform.

AEBN Reveals Avery Lust as Top Trans Star for Q3 of 2025

AEBN has published its top trans stars list for the third quarter of 2025, with Avery Lust landing atop the leaderboard.

FSC: California's Device-Based AV Law Does Not Apply to Adult

The Free Speech Coalition (FSC) put out an advisory today explaining that California's new device-based age verification law does not apply to adult websites.

Reena Sky Launches New Paysite

Reena Sky has launched her new official paysite, ILoveReenaSky.com.

NextGen Payment Joins ASACP as Corporate Sponsor

NextGen Payment has signed on as the latest corporate sponsor for the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP).

Lauren Phillips, Derek Kage Cap AEBN's Top Stars for 3rd Quarter of 2025

AEBN has revealed its most popular performers in straight and gay theaters for the third quarter of 2025.

XBIZ 2026 Conference to Debut All-New Company Lounges, Community Track

The event website for XBIZ 2026 is now live, unveiling details for North America’s largest adult industry conference, including two all-new show features: Company Lounges and a Community Track.

Show More