US Navy personnel sold the personal data of 9,000 people for bitcoins
A Fresno, California grand jury indicted a California couple on fraud and theft of personal information, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.Overview of recent events related to fraud in the cryptocurrency and blockchain market.
US Navy personnel sold the personal data of 9,000 people for bitcoins
A Fresno, California grand jury indicted a California couple on fraud and theft of personal information, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Moscow Region residents who stole at least 1 million rubles moved funds into cryptocurrency
Law enforcement detained four residents of the Moscow region suspected of stealing at least 1 million rubles. The proceeds of the crime were transferred into cryptocurrency, according to the Interior Ministry.
Russia and Ukraine Lead Darknet Cryptocurrency Transaction Volumes
In 2020, the total volume of cryptocurrency payments on the darknet amounted to $1.7 billion. The top three by turnover on the darknet were Russia, the United States and Ukraine.
California man pleads guilty to laundering $13 million through an unlicensed cryptocurrency exchange
U.S. authorities charged a California resident with running an unlicensed cryptocurrency exchange and money laundering. He pleaded guilty, according to the Department of Justice website.
Vulnerabilities in Apache, Oracle and Redis servers exploited for Monero mining
The Rocke hacker group attacked a number of unpatched cloud servers using the new Pro-Ocean malware for covert cryptocurrency mining. Palo Alto Networks researchers report this.
Media: Four DeFi projects on Binance Smart Chain carried out exit scams totalling 54,000 BNB
Four DeFi projects on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) carried out exit scams, siphoning users' funds. This was reported by reporter Colin Wu, citing several investors.
CipherTrace puts 2020 losses from crypto scams and hacks at $1.9 billion
Losses from crypto-related crimes last year reached $1.9 billion, according to a new CipherTrace report.
Mari El resident loses over 1 million rubles in cryptocurrency bid
A Volzhsk resident reported to the police the theft of funds she intended to invest in cryptocurrency trading.
Law enforcement dismantles the ‘world’s most dangerous’ Emotet botnet
With joint efforts by the authorities of the Netherlands, Germany, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Lithuania, Canada and Ukraine, Europol said the Emotet botnet has been dismantled. It was described as the world's most dangerous malware.
US and Bulgarian authorities report successful operation against NetWalker ransomware
US authorities, together with Bulgarian law enforcement, conducted an operation aimed at disrupting NetWalker ransomware.
Forum participant in Davos refutes Bitcoin’s suitability for crime
The claim that Bitcoin offers advantages for criminal activity runs counter to the fundamental characteristics of the blockchain technology behind it. This was stated by Glenn Hutchins, co-founder of the Silver Lake investment firm, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Finextra reports.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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