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Caller ID spoofing has become one of Europe’s most persistent enablers of cyber fraud. A new position paper from Europol warns that manipulated phone identities now drive much of the continent’s financial and social engineering crime, making it difficu…
The world’s first global convention to prevent and respond to cybercrime opened for signature today in Hanoi, Vietnam, and will remain open at United Nations Headquarters in New York until 31 December 2026. Adopted by the UN General Assembly in Decembe…
The relationship between the Russian government and cybercriminal groups has evolved from passive tolerance.
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The authorities arrested GoogleXcoder, the alleged administrator of GXC Team, which offered phishing kits and Android malware.
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Authorities around the world have recovered $439 million from criminals following a months-long operation led by INTERPOL. The effort, called HAECHI VI, ran from April through August 2025 and involved police in 40 countries and territories working toge…
A cross-border cryptocurrency scam has left investors across Europe with losses of more than €100 million. Authorities in several countries worked together to shut down the operation and arrest those behind it. How the scheme worked The fraudsters ran …
OPINION — “At the June 7, [2025] briefing, [Army North’s Contingency Command Post Deputy Chief of Staff] Mr. [William] Harrington stated — based on his experience and training within the Department of Defense — ‘if any National Guard troops were fed…
The US Department of Justice has announced the takedown of the RapperBot botnet and charges against its American administrator.
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We’re all familiar with Trump’s famous deportation flights of Venezuelans and Kilmar Abrego Garcia to a concentration camp in El Salvador in violation of a court order.But did you know there have been over 1,000 such flights in the past few months, so…
An Arizona woman was sentenced to eight-and-a-half years in prison for her role helping North Korean workers infiltrate US companies by pretending to be US workers.
From an article:
According to court documents, Chapman hosted the North Korean IT workers’ computers in her own home between October 2020 and October 2023, creating a so-called “laptop farm” which was used to make it appear as though the devices were located in the United States.
The North Koreans were hired as remote software and application developers with multiple Fortune 500 companies, including an aerospace and defense company, a major television network, a Silicon Valley technology company, and a high-profile company…