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Silk Road, a now-defunct site on the Dark Web, led Australian police to seize Australia’s largest cryptocurrency
Last week, information provided to Victoria police by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) prompted the largest-ever cryptocurrency seizure by Australian law enforcement. A 31-year-old woman from Kinglake, north of Melbourne, and a 30-year-old man from Preston were arrested. -
India’s Bangalore Police Say Monitoring Dark Web Can Help Limit Flow of Synthetic Drugs
A number of police officers in the Bangalore police system with technical knowledge of the Internet and the ability to work with it created teams to track dark web activity, and in January this year, after continuous monitoring of dark web activity, Indian police seized LSD worth Rs. 13 billion. -
Russian hacking group leaks 1 million credit card details on the dark web
Consumers should always double check their bank statements to ensure there are no unknown transactions and if there is any suspicious activity, they should contact their bank as soon as possible to freeze the old card and use the new one. -
Data from Canada’s Halifax Public Library posted for sale on dark web marketplace
Halifax Public Library caused a data breach as a result of Homewood Health, but to date, neither Homewood Health nor its third-party cybersecurity experts have been able to find any evidence of unauthorized access to any Homewood Health customer application systems. -
Tokyo Olympics ticket reservation vouchers posted on the dark web by hackers
Reports that the Tokyo Olympics ticket portal leaked some fans' user IDs and passwords that were then posted on the dark web have been called false by the Tokyo Olympic Committee's international communications team. -
British man arrested by police for downloading child abuse images from the dark web
Advocate Ms. Taylor said her clients entered a cycle of looking at images, downloading them, and storing them, and they succumbed to the urge to do so again. -
Interpol’s dark web task force will soon be built to Malaysia and other five Southeast Asian countries
Interpol will expand Project Pandora to Southeast Asia next year, including countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines, to help combat biochemical threats emerging from the dark web. -
French police dismantle Le Monde Parallèle, currently the largest French-language dark web marketplace
This is the third French-language dark web marketplace dismantled by French police since 2018. le Monde Parallèle was born in 2020 and deals in fake documents, weapons, drugs and credit cards. -
India’s “CryptoKing” Arrested by Police: Using Bitcoin to Trade Drugs on the Dark Web
Officials discovered that Adivirkar was in possession of several bitcoin wallets including nation’s popular crypto-exchange platform WazirX. -
Tens of Thousands of Leaked Scottish Government Public Sector Authentication Information Found on the Dark Web
This data must be a wake-up call to ensure that the Scottish Government, local authorities and health boards have the most robust measures in place to avoid being attacked by hackers across the world.
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