CyberCrime Archive
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California authorities recently came out with a fresh cautionary statement on crypto crime.
By satoshi
August 7, 2020
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Many Russian citizens now face exploitation on the dark web after their Blockchain voting data was accidentally leaked in early July.
By satoshi
August 6, 2020
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FinCEN issued a statement on cybercrime in light of COVID-19.
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Twitter has been warned about security issues related to employees’ credentials since 2015.
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Cellebrite released a new cryptocurrency tracer tool that gives law enforcement and analysts the ability to track illicit crypto transactions.
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According to Chainalysis, almost one million Bitcoin is held by Dark Web markets and cybercriminals, with crypto exchanges playing a pivotal role in the space.
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A worse scenario than the recent attack against Twitter could happen if the social media network doesn’t strengthen its internal security procedures, say experts.
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In the months leading up to the most devastating hack in the company’s history, Twitter was trying to hire cybersecurity pros.
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The countdown clock has expired for many, but not all.
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The Twitter hackers left inconspicuous Bitcoin trails leading to and from major exchanges that should be able to uncover their identities.
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William Burgamy and Hyrum Wilson pleaded guilty to conspiring to firebomb a pharmacy in Nebraska.
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Nigerian scammers converted millions of dollars into Bitcoin via Gemini exchange according to an FBI criminal complaint.
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Cryptocurrency exchange Cashaa said hackers took 336 bitcoin from one of its wallets. The company has stopped all crypto-related transactions.
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South Korean legislature will host a seminar to address crypto laundering and other related topics.
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As tech advances, so too, do the malware attacks. Amid a pandemic, ransomwares are turning to privacy-centric coins to get away with crime.
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A new Bitcoin-related scam emerged through a phishing site that impersonates a self-destructing encrypted notes service.
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A crypto asset analyst said that the Bitcoin Cash hashrate fell by 30% since having and only accounts for about 2% of the SHA-256 hashrate
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A security researcher discovered another 22 Google Chrome web browser extensions that tried to steal users’ cryptocurrencies.
