Social Media Platforms and the Cyberkrime Economy
In this next chapter of the Web of Profit, we examine the role of popular social media platforms in cybercrime and other forms of crime-enablement. The findings are startling, and should serve as a wake-up call for individuals, enterprises, governments and law enforcement.
https://learn.bromium.com/rs/497-ITQ-712/images/Bromium-Web-of-Profit-Social-Platforms-Report.pdf
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In this next chapter of the Web of Profit, we examine the role of popular social media platforms in cybercrime and other forms of crime-enablement. The findings are startling, and should serve as a wake-up call for individuals, enterprises, governments and law enforcement.
https://learn.bromium.com/rs/497-ITQ-712/images/Bromium-Web-of-Profit-Social-Platforms-Report.pdf
Read on TG:
https://t.me/BlackBox_Archiv/231
#socialmedia #platforms #cybercrime #report #pdf
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The business of cybercrime
Financial Times
The business of cybercrime
Sociologist Jonathan Lusthaus spent seven years talking to cyber criminals. He tells Hannah Kuchler what he discovered about the extent of their involvement with organised crime and what he thinks it would take to persuade them to put their talents to better use.
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Sociologist Jonathan Lusthaus spent seven years talking to cyber criminals. He tells Hannah Kuchler what he discovered about the extent of their involvement with organised crime and what he thinks it would take to persuade them to put their talents to better use.
🎧 👉🏼 #podcast #cybercrime #truecrime
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Episode 25: Cybercrime's Future: A Telegram One-Act Play
Cybercrime's Future: A Telegram One-Act Play
What does the Future of Cybercrime Look Like? Find out in this solo Brett Johnson episode. Brett interviews a well-respected cybercriminal who owns several Telegram Channels. But there is a catch. The guy refuses to have his voice heard and will only communicate by text. For our listeners and because Brett Johnson is THAT guy? Brett plays the part of the criminal in what promises to be one of the most interesting, educational, entertaining, and enlightening podcast interviews of the year.
🎧 👉🏼 #cybercrime #telegram #truecrime #podcast
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What does the Future of Cybercrime Look Like? Find out in this solo Brett Johnson episode. Brett interviews a well-respected cybercriminal who owns several Telegram Channels. But there is a catch. The guy refuses to have his voice heard and will only communicate by text. For our listeners and because Brett Johnson is THAT guy? Brett plays the part of the criminal in what promises to be one of the most interesting, educational, entertaining, and enlightening podcast interviews of the year.
🎧 👉🏼 #cybercrime #telegram #truecrime #podcast
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Monitoring the Dark Web - TITANIUM Project
TITANIUM has researched, developed, and validated novel data-driven techniques and solutions designed to support Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) charged with investigating criminal or terrorist activities involving virtual currencies and/or underground markets in the darknet.
The result of TITANIUM is a set of services and forensic tools, which operate within a privacy and data protection environment that is configurable to local legal requirements, and can be used by investigators
👀 👉🏼 https://titanium-project.eu/
#titanium #police #eu #darknet #cybercrime #video #thinkabout
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TITANIUM has researched, developed, and validated novel data-driven techniques and solutions designed to support Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) charged with investigating criminal or terrorist activities involving virtual currencies and/or underground markets in the darknet.
The result of TITANIUM is a set of services and forensic tools, which operate within a privacy and data protection environment that is configurable to local legal requirements, and can be used by investigators
👀 👉🏼 https://titanium-project.eu/
#titanium #police #eu #darknet #cybercrime #video #thinkabout
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'Largest illegal darknet marketplace' DarkMarket taken offline
Authorities say the darknet platform had half a million users, where drugs, counterfeit money, stolen credit card data, anonymous SIM cards and malware were traded. The suspected operator was arrested in Germany.
German prosecutors in the cities of Koblenz and Oldenburg said on Tuesday that they had shut down what was "probably the largest illegal marketplace on the Darknet" called DarkMarket and arrested the man believed to operate it near Germany's border with Denmark.
The detained man, believed to be DarkMarket's operator, is a 34-year-old Australian national.
Authorities say drugs, counterfeit money, stolen credit card data, anonymous SIM cards and malware were all traded on the site, which had a half a million users and transacted business in cryptocurrencies equivalent to a value of €140 million ($170 million).
Oldenburg police said the raid took place over the weekend. "Investigators were able to shut down the marketplace and turn off the server on Monday," prosecutors said.
International probe
DarkMarket's bust was not the first for German authorities, which have found illegal platform operators on German soil in recent years. In 2019, Koblenz prosecurots announced the discovery of darknet servers hosted from a former NATO bunker in a sleepy German town.
Authorities say the probe that uncovered DarkMarket involved a months-long international law enforcement operation.
US agencies like the #FBI, #DEA narcotics law enforcement division and #IRS tax authority all contributed to the investigation, along with police from #Australia, #Britain, #Denmark, #Switzerland, #Ukraine and #Moldova, with #Europol playing a "coordinating role."
https://www.dw.com/en/largest-illegal-darknet-marketplace-darkmarket-taken-offline/a-56200737
https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/darknet-plattform-vom-netz-101.html
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Authorities say the darknet platform had half a million users, where drugs, counterfeit money, stolen credit card data, anonymous SIM cards and malware were traded. The suspected operator was arrested in Germany.
German prosecutors in the cities of Koblenz and Oldenburg said on Tuesday that they had shut down what was "probably the largest illegal marketplace on the Darknet" called DarkMarket and arrested the man believed to operate it near Germany's border with Denmark.
The detained man, believed to be DarkMarket's operator, is a 34-year-old Australian national.
Authorities say drugs, counterfeit money, stolen credit card data, anonymous SIM cards and malware were all traded on the site, which had a half a million users and transacted business in cryptocurrencies equivalent to a value of €140 million ($170 million).
Oldenburg police said the raid took place over the weekend. "Investigators were able to shut down the marketplace and turn off the server on Monday," prosecutors said.
International probe
DarkMarket's bust was not the first for German authorities, which have found illegal platform operators on German soil in recent years. In 2019, Koblenz prosecurots announced the discovery of darknet servers hosted from a former NATO bunker in a sleepy German town.
Authorities say the probe that uncovered DarkMarket involved a months-long international law enforcement operation.
US agencies like the #FBI, #DEA narcotics law enforcement division and #IRS tax authority all contributed to the investigation, along with police from #Australia, #Britain, #Denmark, #Switzerland, #Ukraine and #Moldova, with #Europol playing a "coordinating role."
https://www.dw.com/en/largest-illegal-darknet-marketplace-darkmarket-taken-offline/a-56200737
https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/darknet-plattform-vom-netz-101.html
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'Largest illegal darknet marketplace' taken offline
Authorities say the darknet platform had half a million users, where drugs, counterfeit money, stolen credit card data, anonymous SIM cards and malware were traded. The suspected operator was arrested in Germany.
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Login To HELL: The nightmares of an infosec professional in South America
"In 2014, Alberto Daniel Hill, an expert in cybersecurity, found a security issue in a medical provider’s website. In reporting the issue, it led him to become the first person imprisoned in Uruguay for a computer-related crime—a crime he didn’t commit, and one that probably never even happened.
Alberto, a hacker, was the perfect target for a judicial system that doesn’t understand cybersecurity or cybercrimes. Through police misconduct and incompetence, his life was thrown into upheaval, and he is still recovering from a system where there are no guarantees of a fair trial.
https://media.ccc.de/v/rc3-625023-login_to_hell
🎙Darknetdiaries - EP 25: Alberto
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"In 2014, Alberto Daniel Hill, an expert in cybersecurity, found a security issue in a medical provider’s website. In reporting the issue, it led him to become the first person imprisoned in Uruguay for a computer-related crime—a crime he didn’t commit, and one that probably never even happened.
Alberto, a hacker, was the perfect target for a judicial system that doesn’t understand cybersecurity or cybercrimes. Through police misconduct and incompetence, his life was thrown into upheaval, and he is still recovering from a system where there are no guarantees of a fair trial.
https://media.ccc.de/v/rc3-625023-login_to_hell
🎙Darknetdiaries - EP 25: Alberto
https://t.me/BlackBox_Archiv/1678
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UN Cybercrime Convention Negotiations Enter Final Phase With Troubling Surveillance Powers Still on the Table | EFF
These provisions endow governments with extensive surveillance powers but only offer weak checks and balances to prevent potential law enforcement overreach. States could misuse such powers by misrepresenting protected speech as cybercrime and exploiting the broad scope of these spying powers beyond their initial purpose. While we successfully advocated for the exclusion of many of the most problematic non-cybercrimes from the draft convention's criminalization section, the draft still permits law enforcement to collect and share data for the investigation of any crime, including content-related crimes, rather than limiting these powers to core cybercrimes.
Combined with the draft’s inherent ambiguity, this could lead to the abusive or disproportionate misapplication of these domestic surveillance powers.
#UN #BigBrother #Cybercrime #Censorship #surveillance
These provisions endow governments with extensive surveillance powers but only offer weak checks and balances to prevent potential law enforcement overreach. States could misuse such powers by misrepresenting protected speech as cybercrime and exploiting the broad scope of these spying powers beyond their initial purpose. While we successfully advocated for the exclusion of many of the most problematic non-cybercrimes from the draft convention's criminalization section, the draft still permits law enforcement to collect and share data for the investigation of any crime, including content-related crimes, rather than limiting these powers to core cybercrimes.
Combined with the draft’s inherent ambiguity, this could lead to the abusive or disproportionate misapplication of these domestic surveillance powers.
#UN #BigBrother #Cybercrime #Censorship #surveillance