Tags: crime

The security company has flagged a troublesome increase in the amounts lost due to various vulnerabilities, adding to the already substantial losses for the year.

The United Kingdom may be lacking in crypto adoption, but that’s far from the case when it comes to illicit activities. This case is yet another stark reminder of the current landscape and previous casualties.

Operational for several years and with numerous achievements and advancements in crime prevention, the company has launched a real-time tool to combat fraud.

The Russian-linked and now operating under a different name trading platform is targeted by American authorities who are after people of power within the organization.

The Co-Founder and former CEO of the defunct blockchain protocol admits to schemes that cost investors and users billions.

The assault took place just minutes from the Arc de Triomphe, prompting an anti-crime police response that led to the arrest of five suspects.

The platform launched very recently and is already the victim of a hack.

The 84-month ruling was handed down by Chief U.S. District Judge Richard Seeborg.

Canadian teen Cameron Redman sentenced for $37M Bitcoin SIM-swap heist and X hacks, ordered to pay $308K in fines and restitution.

The suspected methods used to try and obtain the cryptocurrency from the victim are disturbing.

The employee’s login credentials were used to steal and siphon the funds out.

The lawsuit is connected to an investigation of an oil and gas investment fraud scheme.