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I'm betting half of those are the typical piratesite103.com domains; which after domain seizure moves to piratesite104.com within minutes.
even worse, they counted individual subdomains.
those numbers are a complete and utter nothingburger.
As in, piratesite.com/torrent1 and piratesite.com/torrent2?
close but not quite.
from the examples its more like:
Aig2ooCa.geeGhou9.piratesite.to
Aig2ooCa.baaSaic8r.piratesite.to
now i dont know much about iptv, which is aparently the bulk of this list,
so take this with a grain of salt.
but i would assume that one of those ids is a stream id,
while the other one is an id/timestamp for individual part of the stream.
so if my guess is right it might be even more meaningless.
namely a list of 10k individual pieces of streams instead of a list of 10k torrents