DeSnake apparently eluded the DOJ's takedown of AlphaBay. The admin talked to WIRED about his return—and the resurrection of the notorious underground marketplace.
Crypto hackers have turned their attention toward the crypto user, and “security hygiene” is more important than ever, according to Binance’s Jimmy Su.
A 33-year-old man from Serbia has been extradited from Austria to the United States to face charges of running a criminal darknet narcotics marketplace called "Monopoly Market."
IT and cybersecurity teams are so inundated with security notifications and alerts within their own systems, it's difficult to monitor external malicious environments – which only makes them that much more threatening.
The United States has charged two Russian nationals for their involvement in the laundering of funds acquired through the hack of the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox.
On April 4th, the FBI, in cooperation with several international law enforcement agencies, seized the domains of Genesis Market. The service was shut down, and its clearnet infrastructure seized. This operation was called "Cookie Monster."
The US man who orchestrated a theft of more than 50,000 BTC from the original Silk Road escrow wallet in 2012 was sentenced to one year in prison on Apr. 14. James Zhong, of Georgia, managed to keep the source of his wealth a secret for nearly nine years before being identified as the thief by a Special Agent of the IRS
The infamous ShinyFlakes, a drug vendor from the true story TV Show - How to Sell Drugs Online and Movie Shiny_Flakes The *****age Drug Lord, is yet again back in jail. Shortly after his release.
Operation SpecTor delivered a resounding punch to the gut of the dark web's criminal underworld. More than 200 buyers and sellers of illicit goods have been apprehended globally
The Canuck crook James Ellingson has been busted and charged with moving copious amounts of hardcore drugs through Silk Road, as well as orchestrating the murder of five people
The three cunning London blokes have been caught red-handed, found guilty of a wicked conspiracy to craft and distribute fake pharmaceutical pills through the dark web
Denis Gennadievich Kulkov, a 43-year-old Russian man, has been charged for his alleged role as the administrator of Try2Check, a now-defunct card-checking platform operating on both the dark web and clearnet.
