Cybercrime

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Faces 10-Year Sentence And €500K Fine In France's First Cybercrime Case Under New Law (UPDATED)
LendingTree Stock Is Losing Ground After Hours: Here's Why
UN Says North Korea Steals Billions In Crypto To Fund Doomsday Weapons
LendingTree Stock Is Losing Ground After Hours: Here's Why
UN Says North Korea Steals Billions In Crypto To Fund Doomsday Weapons
'We've Got The Data, They've Got The Power': CrowdStrike CEO On Nvidia Collaboration And AI For Cybersecurity
Google Announces Free AI Cyber Tools For Gmail, Google Drive To Combat Online Threats: 'Defender's Dilemma' Reversed

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FBI Warns Of A Massive North Korean Bitcoin Cashout
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has raised a red flag for cryptocurrency entities, revealing that North Korean hackers are poised to cash out Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) valued at more than $40 million. 
Canadian Cops Now Have New Tech Tools To Track Crypto Criminals
Canadian authorities have adopted advanced software tools to track cryptocurrency transactions in their efforts to combat cybercrimes.
AT&T Email Breach: Hackers Reportedly Steal Crypto From Unwary Users
Man Gets Prison Time After Feds Discover $3.4B In Stolen Bitcoin Hidden Inside Cheetos Popcorn Tin
The U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York has announced that the hacker responsible for the Silk Road marketplace breach has been sentenced to a year in prison for wire fraud charges.
Securing Our Future Through Advanced Technology
March has been an eventful month in the world of cybersecurity, with the US government unveiling its new National Cybersecurity Strategy and the European Parliament
Tech Support Scams: A Common Menace Finds New Victims In Federal Workers
Interpol Goes Crypto: Hackers Beware As World Police Build Special Crime Unit
International police organization Interpol has formulated a dedicated squad in Singapore to assist countries fighting crimes related to cryptocurrencies.
How To Defend Your Company On The New Frontier Of Payment Fraud
By Tony Carothers The remote work era brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic has made it even easier for criminals to execute payment fraud attacks. For most companies, it's become a matter of when they’ll face a fraud attack--not if.
Phishing Fleets Prowl Cyberspace Pretending To Be LinkedIn Messages: What You Need To Know
More than half of all recorded phishing assaults perpetrated during the first three months of the year involved cybercriminals pretending to send digital messages from LinkedIn, the social media platform division of Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT).
Apple, Meta Doled Out Customer Data To Hackers Masquerading As Law Enforcement: Report
Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) and Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ: META) shared customer data with hackers who pretended to be law enforcement, Bloomberg 
German Government Sells $113M In Crypto Seized From Drug Traffickers
Authorities in Germany have sold $113 million worth of cryptocurrency seized from drug traffickers earlier this year.
BlackBerry Introduces New Critical Events Management Product For Commercial Sector
BlackBerry Ltd (NYSE: BB) added a new product to its portfolio that will assist businesses and organizations in managing critical events quickly and effectively.
BlackBerry Reports Rise In Cybercrime Since Onset Of COVID-19 Pandemic
On Wednesday BlackBerry Inc (NYSE: BB) released its annual 2021 cyber-security threat report detailing increased cybercrime activity.
Feds Sanction Russian Hacker Group Called 'Evil Corp' Following $100M Hack
Reuters Exclusive: 'NY Fed First Rejected Cyber-Heist Transfers, Then Moved $81 Million'
Cybercriminals Are Selling Stolen Streaming-Video-Service Logins
Security Proves A Challenge In Today's Market Yet Again
The Cost Of Cybercrime: $2.1 Trillion By 2019
The Rise Of Cyber Insurance
Hey Startups, Meet Your New Neighbor: The Pentagon
The Internet Of Things Complicates Cybersecurity Efforts

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