SOLUTION 03 — TEST PREP PROTECTION
Protect question banks, prep courses, and study libraries from unauthorized resale.
Question banks are among the most frequently shipped assets in prep publishing, and among the fastest to surface on unauthorized resale channels. KOHZA monitors the networks where practice tests, scored explanations, and video libraries circulate, and strikes each copy with a documented evidence chain.
Prep material is compact, high-value, and easy to redistribute. Once one item pool escapes, it is re-bundled, renamed, and resold across a dozen networks within days.
Scraped and compiled item pools resold on Telegram channels and marketplaces, often renamed and re-bundled so hash-level matching is the only reliable detection.
Complete practice exams exported to PDF and shared through MEGA.nz and Google Drive folders linked in Discord study servers and Reddit threads.
The explanation layer that carries your pedagogical value, extracted and distributed separately, sometimes sold as solution manuals alongside the ripped tests.
Recorded lessons ripped from the prep platform and re-hosted on cyberlockers, torrent trackers, and private streaming shares sold by subscription.
Buyers splitting the cost of a full prep course, then redistributing every asset to the ring, with fake storefronts monetizing the same library publicly.
Question banks need volume enforcement: hundreds of copies across dozens of networks, struck continuously rather than one notice at a time.
Every test prep engagement runs the same six-step system, scaled to banks with thousands of items spread across dozens of networks.
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 record from the KOHZA enforcement files. Prep material follows the same arc: ripped, distributed through private channels within days, and resold until enforcement removes the network, not just the file.
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.
Your items, explanations, practice tests, and video lessons are registered at intake. We then surveil the channels where prep material circulates: Telegram and Discord distribution groups, MEGA.nz and Google Drive folders, torrent trackers, pirate forums, Z-Library mirrors, and group-buy storefronts. Hash and fingerprint matching identifies exact copies even after renaming or re-encoding.
Each removal is documented with the infringing URL, host, timestamps, matched asset, notice type, and outcome. An InstantIP blockchain timestamp anchors ownership before enforcement begins. Records accumulate in a monthly enforcement report, so your team can see which networks were struck, which recurred, and where residual exposure remains.
Yes. The engagement is billed monthly by tier rather than per item, so scale changes registration effort, not per-leak cost. Starter ($750/month) covers surveillance and unlimited takedowns; Creator Pro ($2,399/month) adds the re-upload monitoring and upstream escalation that keep a re-bundled bank from resurfacing. Items are typically registered as compiled banks, practice tests, and video sets rather than one by one. Monitoring and notices then run continuously across every registered asset, prioritized by where the largest exposure sits.
Every removed asset keeps its cryptographic fingerprint. Matching re-uploads on any of the 52+ monitored networks are struck automatically, generally inside the same 24-hour cycle. Persistent re-uploaders and group-buy rings are mapped upstream, so enforcement targets the distributor and the storefront, not only the individual file.
Three tiers, billed monthly. Starter ($750/month): 52+ network surveillance, unlimited takedowns, and evidence reporting. Creator Pro ($2,399/month): adds re-upload monitoring, impersonator removal, upstream escalation, and blockchain ownership proof. Enterprise: custom pricing, with a dedicated enforcement lead, contracted SLAs, and multi-brand scope. No per-leak or per-item fees, no setup charge, and no fixed-term contract; cancel anytime. Publishers usually begin with an IP Exposure Assessment, which documents where question banks and prep courses are currently traded before any enforcement is filed.
The IP Exposure Assessment documents every channel currently trading your prep material, with a removal plan behind it. Three monthly tiers from $750/month, unlimited takedowns, cancel anytime.