This definitely looks like egregious and apparently intentional infringement, but violating the GPL is not violating a law in most countries; it's violating a l

This definitely looks like egregious and apparently intentional infringement, but violating the GPL is not violating a law in most countries; it's violating a license agreement. Contracts are not law. Therefore, violating the GPL by itself probably isn't illegal (but it could probably become illegal if other statutes, like CFAA or RICO were brought into play.) If I violate deed restrictions on my property by building a shed, then that wouldn't be illegal per se; it'd simply be a breach of contract and the private organization could sue me for redress. But, if I built that same shed in the middle of a public street, then that might be illegal and the city might have me arrested and prosecuted.