As reported by the Ansa press agency, the Rome Prosecutor’s Office has now opened a case on the platform reported by Francesca Barrajournalist and TV face. As explained by Fanpage.itwe are talking about a site that relies on artificial intelligence to create fake nude images. In jargon yes they call deepfakes or more specifically deepnude.
The crime being investigated is interesting. Again according to Ansa, it concerns precisely the diffusion of this type of images. We are talking about a crime that has just been introduced into the penal code. It was published in the Official Journal on 23 September 2025, the exact name is: “Illicit dissemination of content generated or altered with artificial intelligence systems”.
What do we know about the site reported by Francesca Barra
It won’t be easy to trace the authors of the images and if necessary to the owners of the site. From the analysis we have done it is clear that it is a site that operates abroadbased mainly on an international audience. The Italian pages were only a part. This site is not just a space for sharing material, as was the case for example with Phica. There were spaces specifically dedicated to production of the material. Just insert anyone’s image and see it transformed into a nude created by artificial intelligence.
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Domain information
The site domainat the moment, is registered at Reykjavikcapital of Iceland. Now. The specific address is Kalkofnsvegur 2, Reykjavik, Capital Region, 101. The data this time is curious. It’s the same address as the The Icelandic Phallological Museumthe Icelandic museum dedicated to the penises of the animal world. They are preserved approximately 320 specimens of various species.
The site is not directly connected to the museum. But there’s something more. As emerged in an investigation by New York Times published in October 2024, this address is the one registered by Withheld for Privacy, a company that offers an anonymity service: it allows those manages domains to hide your identity.
The site denounced by Barra was launched in 2014. We cannot know whether he has always hosted this content in the last 11 yearsnor whether it has always been in business. Certainly, despite Italian laws, it will not be easy to close it down as happened with the Phica case.
