Pure coder offers multiple malware for sale in Darkweb forums
Italians Users Targeted By PureLogs Stealer Through Spam Campaigns
Check Point Research analyzes files on the Dark Web and finds millions of records available
- Check Point Research (CPR) has analyzed the files that are for sale on the Dark Web, whose sellers claim are from WhatsApp users, revealing the leak includes 360 million phone numbers from 108 countries * Full list went on sale for 4 days, and is now being distributed freely amongst Dark Web users * Users are advised to be aware of links and unknown senders, while using any messaging services
The Hunt for the Kingpin Behind AlphaBay, Part 1: The Shadow | WIRED
It was the largest dark-web drug and crime bazaar in history, run by a technological mastermind who seemed untouchable—until his tech was turned against him.
Analysis of dark web posts selling access to corporate networks
Money has been and remains the main motivator for cybercriminals. The most widespread techniques of monetizing cyberattacks include selling stolen databases, extortion (using ransomware) and carding. However, there is demand on the dark web not only for data obtained through an attack, but also for the data and services necessary to organize one (e.g., to perform specific steps of a multiphase attack)
Pure coder offers multiple malware for sale in Darkweb forums
Italians Users Targeted By PureLogs Stealer Through Spam Campaigns
Check Point Research analyzes files on the Dark Web and finds millions of records available
* Check Point Research (CPR) has analyzed the files that are for sale on the Dark Web, whose sellers claim are from WhatsApp users, revealing the leak includes 360 million phone numbers from 108 countries * Full list went on sale for 4 days, and is now being distributed freely amongst Dark Web users * Users are advised to be aware of links and unknown senders, while using any messaging services
The Hunt for the Kingpin Behind AlphaBay, Part 1: The Shadow | WIRED
It was the largest dark-web drug and crime bazaar in history, run by a technological mastermind who seemed untouchable—until his tech was turned against him.
Analysis of dark web posts selling access to corporate networks
Money has been and remains the main motivator for cybercriminals. The most widespread techniques of monetizing cyberattacks include selling stolen databases, extortion (using ransomware) and carding. However, there is demand on the dark web not only for data obtained through an attack, but also for the data and services necessary to organize one (e.g., to perform specific steps of a multiphase attack)
Analysis of dark web posts selling access to corporate networks
Money has been and remains the main motivator for cybercriminals. The most widespread techniques of monetizing cyberattacks include selling stolen databases, extortion (using ransomware) and carding. However, there is demand on the dark web not only for data obtained through an attack, but also for the data and services necessary to organize one (e.g., to perform specific steps of a multiphase attack)