Collaborate Disseminate
They stole 26 million credit cards from the massive black market site, and now financial institutions are ensuring the cards can’t be abused. Continue reading Hackers hack card details from BriansClub carding site
Stolen or brute-forced remote desktop protocol (RDP) credentials have played a central role in many data breaches over the years and cybercriminals have made a business out of selling them on the underground market. For as little as $3, hackers can bu… Continue reading Dark Market Shop Sells RDP Access to Airport System for $10
It’s hard to feel sorry for people who get stung by the very malware they’ve bought to sting others Continue reading Would-be cyberattackers caught by malware with a sting in the tail
Dark web encryption can’t save you from yourself Continue reading Dark Web criminals caught after reusing passwords
Earlier this month, news broke that authorities had seized the Dark Web marketplace AlphaBay, an online black market that peddled everything from heroin to stolen identity and credit card data. But it wasn’t until today, when the U.S. Justice Department held a press conference to detail the AlphaBay takedown that the other shoe dropped: Police in The Netherlands for the past month have been operating Hansa Market, a competing Dark Web bazaar that enjoyed a massive influx of new customers immediately after the AlphaBay takedown. Continue reading After AlphaBay’s Demise, Customers Flocked to Dark Market Run by Dutch Police
Law enforcement agencies from around the world joined together in the latest campaign to take down illegal marketplaces on Tor. Continue reading Tor marketplaces shut down by Operation Hyperion
Farrell’s 2015 arrest followed a 6-month de-anonymizing attack on Tor codenamed Operation Onymous. Continue reading Silk Road 2.0 deputy sentenced to 8 years in jail