Darknet News

A darknet is a space that uses indeterminate IP addresses and is not discoverable by any usual search engines. A darknet is the place of origin for online darknet markets, which work as mediators between buyers and sellers of illegal goods and services. Darknet websites can be found only after the installation of special software or network configurations that are made to encrypt a user’s data and their access to the darknet. Darknets are supposed to be anonymous, as information about the user isn’t easily accessible and, besides that, darknet markets became available after the appearance of cryptocurrency, which is the most anonymous existing way of payment. One more reason of the flourishment of the darknet is the absence of a regulatory framework for Bitcoin in many countries.
Interview
Crypto hackers have turned their attention toward the crypto user, and “security hygiene” is more important than ever, according to Binance’s Jimmy Su.
Darknet bad actors work together to steal your crypto, here’s how — Binance CSO
Felix Ng
2023-07-05T06:53:59+01:00
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The compromised accounts could give bad actors confidential information about companies and individuals.
100K ChatGPT logins have been leaked on dark web, cybersecurity firm warns
Jesse Coghlan
2023-06-23T02:44:06+01:00
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Cryptocurrency accounts still fetch the highest prices among hacked online accounts, according to online data security provider Privacy Affairs.
Darknet hackers are selling crypto accounts for as low as $30 a pop
Tom Mitchelhill
2023-05-02T06:42:48+01:00
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The sanctions were part of an international effort aimed at “[disrupting the] proliferation of malicious cybercrime services, dangerous drugs and other illegal ...
US sanctions Russia's largest darknet market and crypto exchange Garantex
Turner Wright
2022-04-05T21:47:03+01:00
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Opinion
Changing an intelligence agency's perspective on crypto crime is the next step toward a successful crypto investigation.
Digital intelligence must overcome challenges to solving crypto crimes
Leeor Ben-Peretz
2021-08-20T14:42:00+01:00
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A Swedish-Russian citizen has been charged with operating a multi-million Bitcoin laundering service after authorities traced his crypto transactions from 2011.
Alleged $366M Bitcoin mixer busted after analysis of 10 years of blockchain data
Samuel Haig
2021-04-29T03:27:49+01:00
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The SEC has taken action against a Californian man for fraudulently offering insider stock trading tips on a darknet marketplace.
SEC issues first ever charges over phoney ‘insider information’ on darknet
Samuel Haig
2021-03-19T01:01:58+00:00
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The proceeds of crypto crime fell by more than $5 billion in 2020, due to increasing regulatory compliance by crypto exchanges and declining scams.
Crypto criminals got away with $5B less in 2020 as scam revenue falls
Cyrus McNally
2021-02-17T02:57:46+00:00
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