SOLUTION 01 — COURSE CATALOG PROTECTION
Protect paid online education catalogs from unauthorized commercial redistribution.
Paid program catalogs leak the moment a single buyer decides to resell what they licensed. KOHZA surveils the 52+ networks where course recordings, PDF workbooks, and platform access are traded, then files enforcement until the exposure is removed, documented, and blocked from re-upload.
Course catalogs leak through predictable channels: a buyer records the modules, a community dumps the library, a storefront resells access. These are the vectors documented most often in paid online education.
Full module rips hosted on MEGA.nz and Google Drive folders, distributed through private Telegram channels and Discord servers, often indexed within days of a cohort opening.
PDF workbooks, worksheets, and slide libraries extracted from the platform and circulated on Reddit threads, pirate forums, and file-share collections alongside the video rips.
Members of course communities pooling purchased programs into shared libraries, then reselling the bundle through group-buy rings at a fraction of list price.
Shared or resold logins to Kajabi, Teachable, and Skool memberships that hand buyers the full catalog without a checkout record on your store.
Shopify and ClickFunnels stores advertising lifetime access to your catalog, frequently paired with impersonator Instagram and LinkedIn profiles that intercept buyers at search.
Every engagement runs the same enforcement stack, applied to your catalog. Nothing is charged per leak, and your team files no notices manually.
Every catalog engagement runs the same six-step system: detection through reporting. Your team files nothing manually and pays nothing per leak.
Continuous surveillance across 52+ networks — marketplaces, file hosts, private communities, storefronts and aggregators where your material is traded.
Every candidate copy is matched against your registered assets and documented with a timestamped evidence chain that holds up to a counter-notice.
We trace distribution upstream: the original leak, the re-uploaders, the group-buy rings and the storefronts monetising your catalog.
DMCA and host-level notices, platform escalation, and registrar, CDN or payment-processor pressure where a host refuses to act.
Removed assets stay cryptographically fingerprinted. Re-uploads across any monitored network are struck automatically, without further input from you.
A running enforcement record: what was found, what was removed, what recurred, and where the exposure still sits.
One enforcement record from the KOHZA files. The pattern, a ripped program distributed across private networks within days of launch, is the same one that hits paid course catalogs at every price point.
A sales coach launched a $2,997 programme. Within 72 hours it had been ripped and distributed across 100+ locations.
The material was traded across 120+ Discord servers and Telegram channels, with group-buy rings reselling access at a fraction of list price.
Simultaneous strikes across Telegram, MEGA, Discord and offshore hosts — anchored by blockchain ownership proof so every notice held. Original leakers permanently banned.
All 120+ servers deleted within 13 days. File-hash monitoring blocked 847 re-upload attempts in the following 30 days.
Intake starts with your catalog: module videos, workbooks, slide decks, and platform URLs. We register each asset, then run continuous surveillance across 52+ networks, including Telegram channels, Discord servers, MEGA.nz and Google Drive folders, pirate forums, torrent trackers, and reseller storefronts. Keyword sweeps, marketplace monitoring, and fingerprint matching surface both public listings and private distribution.
Every case carries a documented chain: the infringing URL, host and network, capture timestamps, the matched asset, the notice filed, and the host response. Ownership is anchored with an InstantIP blockchain timestamp recorded before enforcement. Everything lands in a running enforcement record you can export for internal review, partner audits, or a counter-notice dispute.
Yes. Enrollment is billed monthly by tier, not per asset and never per leak. Starter ($750/month) covers 52+ network surveillance, unlimited DMCA and host-level takedowns, and evidence reporting for a single catalog. Creator Pro ($2,399/month) adds re-upload monitoring, impersonator removal, upstream escalation, and blockchain ownership proof. Enterprise is custom, and extends one engagement across multiple brands or program libraries with a dedicated enforcement lead and contracted SLAs. Assets are registered once and monitored continuously, and large catalogs are prioritized by exposure: active resales and high-traffic listings are enforced first.
Removed assets stay cryptographically fingerprinted at the hash level. When a matching copy appears on any monitored network, it is struck automatically, usually within the same 24-hour cycle, with no new intake from you. Repeat uploaders are documented and escalated toward platform-level account termination where the network policy allows it.
Three tiers, billed monthly. Starter ($750/month) covers 52+ network surveillance, unlimited DMCA and host-level takedowns, and evidence reporting. Creator Pro ($2,399/month) adds re-upload monitoring, impersonator removal, upstream escalation, and InstantIP blockchain ownership proof. Enterprise is custom — a dedicated enforcement lead, contracted SLAs, and multi-brand scope. No per-leak fees, no setup charge, and no long-term contract. You can cancel anytime; monitoring stops at the end of the paid period. Most engagements begin with an IP Exposure Assessment so you see current exposure before committing.
The IP Exposure Assessment maps every network currently distributing your programs, with a documented removal plan. Three monthly tiers from $750/month, unlimited takedowns, cancel anytime.