At the time of login, users are prompted to check a box promising, “I will keep my domains in secret.” Once users log in, they’re redirected to a personal domain they can use to access close to 12 million free e-books on Z-Library without using encrypted networks like Tor.

That’s why this weekend, thousands of Z-Library fans rejoiced when Z-Library officially staged its comeback on public-access Internet-by launching a universal login page and setting up secret personal domains for users.Ī Z-Library blog post from Saturday viewed by 21,000 users announced the “great news” and prompted users to access Z-Library using their regular login credentials at a new link. Back then, Z-Library users-including many college students who relied on the site as a source for free textbooks-weren’t sure if Z-Library would be able to keep operating. Last fall, the US Department of Justice pushed the e-book pirate site Z-Library onto the dark web after charging its alleged operators with criminal copyright infringement, wire fraud, and money laundering. GIUSEPPE CACACE / Contributor | AFP reader comments 156 with

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