Cybercrime News

Regulators are addressing the growing threat of transnational cybercrimes in the financial industry.

Bad actors allegedly tried to brute force their way into accounts belonging to Paxful's users in an ongoing series of attacks.

Charges against BitMEX for weak AML and KYC policies could be bad news for the world of decentralized finance

Malware payouts from insurance companies pose a threat to U.S. national security.

The owner of a Bulgarian crypto exchange has been convicted of providing money laundering services to a Eastern European cyber fraud syndicate.

A new report from Chainalysis has found that Eastern Europe is responsible for more darknet activity and ransomware volume than any other region.

The United States Internal Revenue Service has announced a bounty of up to $625,000 to anyone who can crack Monero’s privacy.

CipherTrace believes financial institutions are failing to identify up to 90% of suspicious transactions related to crypto assets

A cybercrime group named ‘John Wick’ has taken responsibility for the attack.

Graham Ivan Clark may not be the only juvenile responsible for the massive Twitter breach on July 15.

The unfortunate "Crypto" brand name causes the company to shut down.

He doesn’t know if it was the work of crypto malware or a more sophisticated hack.

Users are afraid they may be in the middle of an exit scam.

“Avoid Bitcoin like the plague.”

Major changes could be coming to the network.