Infamy (noun)

1. Extreme dishonor; notoriety acquired by doing something shameful.
2. An extremely evil act.

Origin:

From latin infamia (disgrace, dishonor, ill-repute).

Examples:

1. The infamy of his crimes will follow him for the rest of his life.
2. The dictator's infamy was known by all, his name will forever be associated with atrocities.
3. The company is trying to overcome the infamy of being caught in a scandal.
4. The infamy of the Holocaust will never be forgotten.
5. The infamy of his actions earned him a lifetime ban from the sport.