Deepfake Porn Site Featuring Over 200 Female Idols Goes Away, Only To Cause Even More Concern

Deepfake Porn Site Featuring Over 200 Female Idols Goes Away, Only To Cause Even More Concern

The problem is much bigger than many people think.

Recently, in the midst of the TelegramAs K-Pop-based sex crimes gain international attention in Korea, K-Pop fans have brought to light the fact that numerous female idols have been victims of deepfake pornography.

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aespa was one of the many groups present on the site. | SM Entertainment

According to a Security Hero report shared by Wall Street JournalSouth Korea is the country most vulnerable to deepfake sex crimes. The report found that out of nearly 96,000 videos from ten deepfake porn sites and 85 deepfake channels on video-sharing platforms analyzed over two months, 53 percent of individuals appearing in deepfake pornography were Korean singers and actors.

Fans have reported one of these sites, demanding that the various idol agencies take action.

Fortunately, several companies have spoken out on the issue, promising strong legal action. JYP Entertainment was among the first, followed by ATRP, YG Entertainment, FCENM (Italian)AND CASAMODEA.

So far 4 K-Pop agencies have promised strong actions against Deepfake Idol porn sites

Following these reports, the site targeted by netizens responded with the promised action.

The crudely named site “idolfap.com” appears to have disappeared, and when attempting to access it from a Google search, a 404 message appears. A similarly named site, “idolfake.org,” also displays a similar message.

And while this is certainly a big deal as one of the first sites to appear in Google searches, it has only highlighted the depth of the problem. In addition to netizens sharing that the site may reappear at a different time or under a different URL…

…this also made many people aware of how prolific the problem is. When accessing the site using URLs alone, a list appears offering suggestions for other websites with similar content, instead of the error message.

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Internet users have reported the existence of many other websites, some of which also contain deepfake content of male idols.

Hopefully more agencies will speak out on the issue and initiate change.

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