Tag: cybercrime

Joseph James O’Connor, one of the prime suspects of the infamous Twitter hack last year, has been charged with yet another fraudulent charge of $784,000 worth of crypto via SIM ...

A Texas resident, Plaintiff Jamarquis Etheridge, filed the suit in the state’s District Court on September 15. In the suit, Etheridge is alleging that AT&T failed to offer reasonable and ...

New sweeping legislation that authorizes officials from the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission and Australian Federal Police to target any suspected criminals online has passed through the country’s parliament with bipartisan ...

Cyber technocrats in Australia are demanding the introduction of a blockchain-based vaccine registry after counterfeit Covid-19 passports rampantly came up online. Experts are now urging the Australian government to start ...

Criminals are increasingly using bitcoin and other cryptos to fund their illegal activities. In that context, authorities remain on high alert striving to thwart these activities to safeguard unsuspecting investors ...

All ransom payments that are made in crypto are taxed as property instead of currency. Thus, users should now be aware of the United States tax implications. Nearly 2,000 years ...

During the Covid crisis, internet cons have increased and some of their victims are left with little recourse to recover their lost funds. Jeremy Wilson (not his real name) lost ...

Many digital artists and creators of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) were in the midst of a highly targeted malware activity in the past week. At the time, a threat actor tried ...

Hackers and other cybercriminals are using ransomware attacks to steal money from governments and major companies around the world. The biggest meat processing company in the world, JBS, has said ...

Crypto scams are still on the rise in 2021 as Bitcoin (BTC) continues to surge further. The cybercriminals seem to be changing tactics and penetrating even the otherwise ‘safe’ spaces. ...