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Law enforcement is dismantling the dark web economy, from busting Monopoly Market's drug lords to seizing Try2Check's stolen card data. Meanwhile, the justice system is closing in on the crypto side, punishing insiders like the Helix admin's brother for skimming federal seizures and cops for buying stolen credentials.
A former therapy boss got off with a slap on the wrist while a scammer and North Korean money launderers face the full weight of the law. Meanwhile, 630 million Chinese user records are up for sale, and Google is suing to stop a massive data-stealing malware.
Europol nabs five in an €89M investment scam while Bitrue takes a $23M hacking hit. Meanwhile, minor penalties for a Ryuk money launderer clash with fresh data leaks at CommScope and disruptions to RedLine malware.
Hackers are cashing in on cracked tools and Android backdoors, turning $20k app loaders into a lucrative underground market. Meanwhile, MSI and South Korean exchange GDAC eat the fallout from fresh ransomware strikes and $14M crypto heists.
From dismantling the massive Genesis Market to busting a $4.3M European fraud ring, global police are cracking down on cybercrime infrastructure. It’s a record week of seizures, including $112M in crypto and high-profile arrests in Spain and Germany.
From UK agencies running fake sites to catch hackers, to Sun Pharma falling victim to ransomware, cybercrime is escalating fast. Meanwhile, scammers are weaponizing ChatGPT for smarter phishing, while a DeFi protocol just lost $8.9M to a smart contract exploit.
Cybercrime nets tighten as FBI nabbs the BreachForums boss while crypto giants bleed millions from ATM hacks and billion-dollar scams. Meanwhile, global squads dismantle phone-fraud rings and phishing gangs that drained seniors and everyday users of tens of millions.
Cybercrime crackdowns are in full swing, from seizing 1,900 BTC at the shuttered ChipMixer to busting NetWire malware infrastructure and DEA data thieves. Meanwhile, opportunists are cashing in on fresh chaos, including a record $196M Euler Finance exploit and phishing waves triggered by Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse.
From paralyzed Spanish hospitals to lawmakers' data hitting the dark web, ransomware is striking everywhere. Meanwhile, cops nabbed a top ransomware crew, and two more companies finally admitted they were already hacked.
Data extortion gangs and flash-loan attackers are hitting the headlines, with arrests made for massive crypto heists and billion-euro breaches. Meanwhile, darkweb shops are dumping millions of credit cards for free, and LastPass revealed hackers keylogged an engineer's home PC to steal your passwords.
