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A year after being seized by the U.S. Department of Justice, RaidForums user data was leaked on Exposed forums
On May 29, 2023, Exposed Forum administrator "Impotent" made public the RaidForums membership database, which includes the details of 478,000 users, including their usernames, email addresses, hashed passwords, and registration dates. This data is now available to other threat actors, researchers, and law enforcement. -
Remote code execution vulnerability allegedly exists in qTox, a popular chat app on the dark web, which sells for 20 BTC
To prove that qTox does indeed have a remote code execution (RCE) type zero-day vulnerability, the authors upload and cite a GIF image containing detailed information about the actions accessed and executed. The image shows that for the execution of the attack, it is sufficient for the user to accept the communication request sent to him. -
The ringleader of selling stolen payment cards on the dark web pleaded guilty: selling the financial information of tens of thousands of people
Between February 22, 2016, and October 1, 2019, Mihalo and his associates also peddled their cards on other dark web marketplaces such as AlphaBay Market, WallStreet Market, and Hansa Market. Each marketplace required users to transact in digital currencies, including Bitcoin. -
South Korean police said that there are more than 760,000 dark web site addresses and will join forces with the FBI to crack down
South Korea has listed dark web tracking, virtual asset analysis, and DDoS attacks as the three core tasks for protecting cybersecurity. The TF Task Force has been established with three departments responsible for these three tasks. -
The dark web market Vice City is unable to withdraw BTC, which may be an “exit scam”
The Vice City market was launched in May 2020 and has gained considerable notoriety in its nearly three years of operation. Although during this process, the dark web market suffered considerable downtime and connection issues, basic functions were often unavailable, but was always able to eventually recover. Therefore, the current issues with the market may only be temporary. -
Pompompurin, the administrator of the dark web forum BreachForum, was hospitalized after a suicide attempt
It is not yet certain whether Fitzpatrick really attempted to end his own life or whether he is still in the hospital. The only thing that can be said for sure is that suicide does not solve any problems! -
DarkTracer questioned the reliability decline of the LockBit ransomware group, and LockBit responded by posting a ransom message targeting DarkTrace on its dark web blog
DarkTracer and DarkTrace are two different companies, and it's clear that the LockBit ransomware group got confused! It seems that Darktrace company has not been breached by LockBit - and has not even been a target. Instead, the newly added entry on the LockBit leak site is apparently a response to recent tweets from DarkTracer, a Singaporean dark web threat intelligence company that has nothing to do with Darktrace company. -
The cryptocurrency exchange mixer and dark web email service provider Elude.in has been confirmed to be implementing an “exit scam.”
Elude.in, once considered one of the most reliable anonymous encryption exchange services on the dark web, has been in operation for over five years. In addition to serving as a cryptocurrency exchange and mixer, they also provide a free anonymous email service, which is also popular among dark web users. It is confusing that currently, Elude.in's dark and clear web sites, along with all of its services, remain online, seeming to carry out the exit scam to the end. -
Large Dark Web Marketplace Genesis Market Seized by International Law Enforcement Agencies
"ODN" accessed the Genesis Market dark web site and found that a familiar banner image was posted on the site, stating that the organization's domain had been seized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and had been shut down as part of "Operation Cookie Monster". Anyone accessing the Genesis site would see the details of the shutdown message, as well as logos from other European countries, Canada, Australia's police organizations, and Qintel, a cybersecurity company. -
Tor Project has announced a collaboration with Mullvad to create a new privacy browser, Mullvad Browser
The experience of Tor Project in developing anti-tracking technologies over the years, such as cookie isolation and other anti-surveillance technologies, means that Mullvad Browser has been launched with very high quality. Mullvad Browser can be used with any VPN that you trust, or it can be used as a privacy-focused browser on its own without a VPN.
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