Darknet News
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Mystery of stolen bitcoins worth over $3 billion solved with discovery of popcorn cans
The U.S. Department of Justice has revealed that it seized $3.36 billion worth of bitcoins last year that were stolen from Silk Road, a notorious dark web marketplace that has been shut down. -
The world’s largest pirated e-book site Z-Library domain names were seized again, but the dark web site of Z-Library can be accessed normally
DNS records and other information for the blocked domain name indicate that the seizure of the Shadow Library Z-Library domain name was the result of cooperation between the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and the U.S. Department of Justice, presumably as a result of criminal proceedings arising from the site's growing piracy problem. -
Managers of two dark web marketplaces arrested by U.S. and German police
Before law enforcement crackdowns are taken, cybercrime investigators conduct adult, technically demanding investigations into these cases in secret, and through international police cooperation and data sharing, are often able to identify and eventually arrest suspects operating anonymously on the dark web. -
Hive Ransomware Gang Claims Ransomware Attack on Tata Power India, Data Leaked on Dark Web
The leak site built through the dark web shows that the Hive ransomware gang has released the data they claim to have stolen from Tata Power, which would indicate that ransom negotiations with Tata Power have failed. -
Within three months of the release of the major version 11.5 of Tor Browser, which claims to automatically bypass Internet censorship, there have been five minor version updates
Tor Browser version 11.5 is a major release that brings many new features, including redesigned Tor network settings, HTTPS enabled by default, improved font support, and more. -
Interpol Announces a New Unit to Investigate Crimes Related to Cryptocurrencies and the Dark Web
Cryptocurrency and cybercrime will be the main topics of discussion at Interpol's conference in Delhi, with dark web criminals moving to the crypto ecosystem and the prevalence of crypto-crime reaching an all-time high and getting worse every day. Interpol is determined to combat this new financial scourge. -
A French police officer was sentenced for buying child pornography on the dark web
In September, the police officer was arrested along with two computer scientists and sentenced to two years of probation, with the information entered into an automatic judicial file for sex offenders. -
Kaspersky exposes “poisoned” Tor browser tracking Chinese users’ browsing history, physical location, please be wary of all shares from YouTube rogue channel “Tool Master i”
Kaspersky said that according to its tests, "OnionPoison" targets victims located in China because its C2 server checks whether the external IP address of the victim's machine is from China. Kaspersky reminded Chinese users to check whether the Tor browser they use is downloaded from the official one. -
Focus on Pakistan’s top internal audio leak: Everyone is waiting for the dark web hacker who announced the release of secret conversations
According to the latest status of the hacker's posting on the Breached.to forum, the hacker has not released the secret conversations of the Prime Minister's Office that were "bugged" as scheduled, and several users are replying to the post asking when it will be released. Meanwhile, according to Twitter's user status, the hacker's @Indishellgp Twitter account has been deactivated. -
Snatch ransom gang leaks personal information of its celebrity customers to the dark web after UK luxury farm store Daylesford refuses to pay ransom
The ransomware gang, named after the Guy Ritchie-directed movie, targeted the most exclusive farm stores in the British Cotswolds and their celebrity customers.
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