Tag #Cybercrime

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LockBit Ransomware to Relaunch in February 2025

LockBit ransomware, responsible for 37% of attacks in May 2024, plans to relaunch LockBit 4 on February 3, 2025, according to a dark web posting, highlighting the challenges in combating ransomware-as-a-service models and double-extortion tactics.

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INTERPOL advocates for "romance baiting" terminology change in online investment fraud

INTERPOL is urging a change from the term "pig butchering" to "romance baiting" to describe online investment fraud, arguing that the former is victim-blaming and hinders reporting, while the latter accurately reflects the criminals' sophisticated emotional manipulation and empowers victims.

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€8.4 Million Lost to Scams in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Between January and November 2024, over €8.4 million was stolen in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, through more than 2,000 scams targeting primarily older adults via phone calls, social media, and other methods.

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France Launches 17Cyber Platform to Aid Cybercrime Victims

France launched 17Cyber, a new online platform to help victims of cyberattacks and online scams, providing initial diagnostics, suggesting actions, and directing users to appropriate reporting channels or specialized services, aiming to improve the fragmented landscape of cybercrime support.

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North Korea IT Worker Scheme Generates \$88 Million for Weapons Development

Fourteen North Korean nationals were indicted in St. Louis on Wednesday for a scheme using thousands of IT workers with false identities to generate over \$88 million for the North Korean government, funding weapons development and resulting in charges of wire fraud, money laundering, and identity t...

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Swatting Incident Leads to Woman's Death

A woman died in a car crash involving a police officer responding to a swatting incident targeting Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's home; the email threat was traced to Russia, highlighting the deadly consequences of swatting.

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Deepfake Romance Scam Costs Elderly Woman £17,000

A 77-year-old Edinburgh woman lost £17,000 to a romance scammer using deepfake videos; the scammer, posing as "Alla Morgan," convinced her of a relationship and extracted money for fabricated needs, highlighting the growing threat of AI-powered fraud.

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Russian Woman Arrested in France for Leading Global Money Laundering Network

Ekaterina Zhdanova, a Russian national described as a successful businesswoman, was arrested in Nice, France on October 1, 2023, for allegedly leading Smart Group, a global money laundering network investigated by British police and the US Treasury; three others have been charged in France, and anot...

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UK Police Officer Receives Life Sentence for Child Sexual Abuse; Mother Jailed for Hiding Evidence

A former UK police officer, Lewis Edwards, was given a life sentence for blackmailing over 200 underage girls into producing explicit content; his mother received a two-year sentence for hiding evidence related to his crimes, including burying one of his phones.

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North Korean Nationals Indicted for $88 Million Cyber-Theft Scheme

Fourteen North Korean nationals were indicted for a $88 million cyber-theft scheme, using stolen identities to obtain IT jobs at US companies and siphon money back to North Korea, violating US sanctions.

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North Korean Cyberattacks Target Australian Businesses

North Korean IT workers, posing as remote employees, infiltrated Australian businesses, stealing data and extorting payments totaling $88 million to fund weapons programs, according to a Google executive, echoing US indictments of 14 North Korean nationals for a similar operation.

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JuicyFields Scam: International Raids, New Evidence, and Questions of State Involvement

In April 2024, an international police operation resulted in arrests linked to the JuicyFields cannabis investment scam, which defrauded nearly 200,000 people of €645 million; new investigations reveal connections to previous scams and raise questions about potential Russian state involvement.

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