Nethone Darknet Summary: Recent Episodes
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Hello and welcome to the Nethone Darknet Summary! Andrew Elliott and Michał Barbaś introduce you to the hottest news and observations on the Dark Web.
**In this month’s episode, we look into the increasing sophistication of the AI voice cloning scam. You may have seen deepfake disinformation videos in the news in the last few years, and perhaps you may even have used AI voice generators or text-to-speech services. You likely thought they were good, but at the same time, they didn’t quite look or sound like a real human. But the tech has been improving.
The AI voice cloning scam - just another trick to fool victims**
Fraudsters and scammers are fine-tuning their attempts at using AI voice cloning tech in social engineering scams, including a recent case when AI voice cloning was used in a kidnapping for ransom scam. But how can this tech be used in future against online companies? Researchers at cyber intelligence company Recorded Futures have released a report showing how AI voice cloning technology is now capable of fooling voice-based multi-factor authentication (MFA) - used by some major banks.
Nethone’s Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś is here to tell us more about the consequences of this improving tech, and how you can protect yourself against scammers using AI voice cloning scams.Nethone.comis a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings are available on our fraud prevention blogand Darknet Summary fraud podcast.
In this month’s episode of the Darknet Summary, we talk about the latest FBI-led international sting on Genesis Market - one of the largest cybercrime platforms. The sting, known as Operation Cookie Monster, was a coordinated action involving law enforcement agencies in 14 countries. It resulted in the initial arrests of 119 people, from operators of Genesis Market’s domains down to suppliers who provided stolen data for later use in fraud activities.
Genesis Market was raided - what we know so far...In the early afternoon of Tuesday 04 April, users of Genesis Market trying to access their clearnet sites were met with an FBI seizure notice on the homepage. The site was down. The operation was based on a warrant issued by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
We know that 199 people have been arrested to date, mainly in the US, and across various European countries. A further 208 searches and interviews have taken place. Interestingly, the U.S. DOJ was able to access the user database of Genesis Market, which apparently has 59,000 registered users. More users could potentially have their real identities uncovered, which could lead to more potential arrests...
Nethone’s Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś is here to explain the importance of Genesis Market to cybercriminals and how the sting operation impacts the overall fight against fraud.Nethone.comis a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings are available on our fraud prevention blogand Darknet Summary fraud podcast.
In the latest episode of the Darknet Summary, we return to the topic of the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war - not to talk about the conflict itself, but rather the impact of international economic sanctions **imposed on Russia since they began their full-scale invasion.
Preventing sanctions evasion is something merchants and banks must take more seriouslySanctions have proven largely successful in denting the Russian economy and impacting its effectiveness in waging war**. On the other hand, cybersecurity researchers at Recorded Futures highlight that ongoing sanctions evasion has allowed Russian cybercriminals and even regular citizens to bypass these measures by using the dark web and a few tricks. The result is that eCommerce merchants and banks are being fooled into aiding Russian sanctions evasion - something that could lead to them falling under secondary sanctions.
Nethone’s Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś helps explain how Russian sanctions evasion is being committed and how to prevent your businesses from suffering from both financial and legal fallout.
Nethone.comis a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings are available on our fraud preventionblogand Darknet Summary fraud podcast.
In this latest episode of the Darknet Summry, we deal with matters of the heart - online romance scams (also referred to as online dating scams and pig butchering scams), which are fast becoming one of the biggest schemes in the world! When it comes to falling head over heels for someone, all too often, all reasoned thinking might go out the window. Most scammers know this and will use numerous techniques to reel in victims and then use their emotions against them to make money.
Online romance scams - it's not just about fraud, but raw emotion!
As we try to set emotions aside, from our own fraud intelligence point of view, we’re more interested in the methods scammers use to perpetrate their acts. Very often (but not always), this involves the help of darknet forums and marketplaces. Scammers will share their knowledge, tips and tricks, and will even direct fellow scammers to purchase the right tools to commit online romance scams.
Listen to Nethone’s Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś explain how online romance scams work and how to spot them.
Nethone.comis a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings are available on our fraud preventionblogand Darknet Summary fraud podcast.
In the first episode to cover dark web trends that will affect 2023 and beyond, we start afresh by looking at a trend that you will be accustomed to seeing with all digital goods and services - the option to use a dedicated mobile app. But now it’s no longer just eCommerce stores enticing you to download their latest apps, but also dark web vendors **seeking to better reach customers beyond forums and marketplaces.
Dark web vendors using mobile apps for improved security and more control**To date, such mobile apps offered on the dark web have been mainly used to sell drugs - so why should anyone involved in risk management and anti-fraud need to concern themselves with mobile apps built by online drug dealers?
Listen to Nethone’s Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś explain why dark web vendors offer mobile apps to their users and what it could mean for the future of fraud.
Nethone.comis a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our fraud preventionblogand Darknet Summary fraud podcast.
In the final episode to cover fraud issues in 2022, our latest fraud investigation aims to highlight an often overlooked yet important fraud technique - using aged accounts to trick and build trust with e-Commerce merchants and other service users and most importantly, to fool anti-fraud systems. The real appeal of using aged accounts is to take advantage of the clean account history, reviews and ratings, otherwise ‘normal’ activity associated with genuine users. Fraudsters use Aged accounts to bypass registration and authentication measures.
Aged accounts are more popular than ever among fraudsters!
Analysts from the threat intelligence company Cybersixgill have highlighted that there has been a surge in interest in aged accounts to enable fraudulent transactions. But there’s more to aged accounts than meets the eye - it’s not only stolen accounts that are popular but accounts cultivated by fraudsters themselves and sold for as little as 10 US cents. Fraudsters will register accounts, often using automated bots, establishing them through regular transactions and behaviours, building trust before selling them sometimes many months later - the older an account, the bigger the price tag.
Listen to Nethone’s Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś as he explains everything you need to know about aged accounts.
Nethone.comis a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our fraud preventionblogand Darknet Summary fraud podcast.
In the latest Darknet Summary, we look into how fraudsters attempt to add additional layers of anonymity to their activities by using simple but effective reshipping scams. Such scams have various names including parcel mule scam, work from home scams, but they are more commonly known as reshipping scams. Call them what you like, but the format is usually the same. Fraudsters will prey on job seekers by advertising fake jobs online that look too good to be true. The job always offers people the chance to work from home for only a few hours per week and earn money by performing admin tasks. This includes printing labels and reshipping packages, buying gift cards and transferring money, among other things. Victims believe they are working for a legitimate company, but are in fact working for fraudsters!
In a recent case in the United States, the FBI and US Postal Inspection Service seized 17 domain names **linked to companies involved in parcel mule scams. Although a success, these domains are just a drop in the ocean, pointing to a larger problem we all need to be more aware of.
So how did law enforcement discover the latest reshipping scams? Listen to Nethone’s Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś as he explains the reshipping scams work.*Nethone.com* is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our fraud prevention blog and Darknet Summary fraud podcast**.
In the latest Darknet Summary, we again revisit the BidenCash carding market. Back in July of 2022, we looked at how BidenCash was promoting itself with credit card dumps. We explained how carding site admins like to focus on marketing campaigns to garner interest in their services. Fast forward to October and BidenCash again made the news with further credit card dumps - this time leaking the details of 1.2 million credit cards.
Has this darknet marketing ploy worked? Is BidenCash flourishing or floundering? Listen to Nethone’s Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś as he explains the latest credit card dumps and how carding forums and markets work.Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our fraud prevention blog and Darknet Summary fraud podcast.
In a special edition of the Darknet Summary, we talk with cybersecurity expert and Nethone**’s R&D Advisor, Mateusz Chrobok, as he tells us how eCommerce businesses and online shoppers should prepare against Black Friday scams!
Listen now, or watch the video interview on YouTube*.Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our fraud prevention blog*.
In the latest Darknet Summary, we look at the trouble brewing in carding forums and markets. We often think about fraudsters as being one large group of kindred spirits, working in cahoots to defraud large companies, organisations and financial institutions. But the truth is, fraudsters will use any means possible to make financial gains, which includes turning on each other - and there has been a recent increase in such cases.
So now we pose a question in the form of a tongue twister: just how are scammers scamming other scammers? Experienced fraudsters have created fake carding forums, markets and shops to take advantage of tech amateurs looking to become fraudsters.
Listen to Nethone’s Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś to learn more about fake carding forums and markets.Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our fraud prevention blog.
In this month’s episode, we look into a parallel conflict taking place in the Russian language darknet. Pro-Russian and pro-Ukrainian Russian-speaking cybercriminals are pitting themselves against each other with rival forums and marketplaces, seeking to fill the void left by the closure of Hydra Marketplace.
What’s unique about this situation is that prior to the war in Ukraine**, there was an element of comradery in the Russian-speaking darknet. The result was the dominance and sophistication of Russian-speaking cybercrime circles - from where the majority of global fraud originated. This credo, built up over the years, is now fractured.
Listen to Nethone’s Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś to learn what will be the outcome of this parallel conflict and how it will affect global fraud issues over the next few years!**
Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our fraud prevention blog.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In this month’s episode, we’ll take a look at the recent closure of 911 proxy **- the last of the original big three proxy sites popular amongst cybercriminals due to its huge stockpile of clean IP addresses. The late-July closure of 911[.]re follows in the footsteps of VIP 72 which went down in 2021 and LuxSocks, which disappeared in January of this year. The repercussions of the fall of 911 are already evident as fraudsters struggle with less reliable alternative proxy services!
Want to learn more? Listen to our podcast as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś explains more about the closure of 911 proxy and how fraudsters use proxy services to aid their fraudulent activities!*Nethone.com* is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our fraud prevention blog**.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In the latest episode, we’ll look at the emergence of BidenCash **- a new carding site offering millions of people's valuable stolen credit card numbers and personally identifiable information (PII). Following the rise of new carding sites allows us to see how the admins of such sites aim to boost their notoriety and build up credibility among cybercriminals.
Want to learn more? Listen to our podcast as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś explains more about the rise of BidenCash!*Nethone.com* is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our fraud prevention blog**.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In the latest episode, we’ll look into the war in Ukraine **and how financial sanctions against Russia are leading to a global rise in credit card fraud.
Want to learn more? Listen to our podcast as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś explains more about the increase in credit card fraud originating from Russia!*Nethone.com* is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog**.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In the latest episode, we take a look at some major dark web events that occurred amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine - in April, we saw two major dark web takedowns - the seizure of the fraudster havens Hydra Marketplace **and RaidForums.
We will explain how Russian users of the dark web find themselves in a situation where they must grapple with financial sanctions, but also face new opportunities*, as real world events continue to affect the dark web. From COVID-19 aiding the rise of eCommerce, allowing fraudsters to action account takeovers and identity theft using* social engineering attacks*, to dark web reactions to the use of ransomware on the* Colonial Pipeline attack - real world events are always felt in the dark web...**
Listen to our podcast to find out more as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś explains more about the latest dark web takedowns, their effects and how fraudsters have reacted.
Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In the latest episode, we focus on events connected to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and how geo-political divisions have become apparent in dark web circles. Where political neutrality is encouraged on most dark web forums, inevitably, there have been those that have expressed backing for Russia or Ukraine in the ongoing war with somewhat predictable outcomes.
Listen to our podcast to find out more as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś helps summarise the latest Darknet news and reactions in the dark web to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In this special edition of our podcast, we talk to Roland Cloutier, Global Chief Security Officer at TikTok. We discuss how being cybersmart can go a long way in preventing successful fraud attempts against all our online accounts - whether it be on social media, eCommerce stores or banking services!
Listen to this insightful podcast, or watch online, to learn more. And make sure to check out @tiktoktips to see how #tiktok users are encouraged to #becybersmart.
Nethone.com is a FinTech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In this month’s episode, we look back at 2021 - the year when payment card fraud dominated the darkweb, aided by the rise in eCommerce during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The growth of online shopping has allowed fraudsters to use tactics that take advantage of vulnerabilities in eCommerce platforms, allowing them to skim consumer credit card details, which are then sold online.
We will pay particular focus to American cybercrime agency Gemini Advisory’s newly released annual report. In it, their analysts highlight that the levels of Card Present records offered for sale on the dark web have continued to decline, whereas the availability of Card Not Present records continues to grow.
Listen to our podcast to find out more as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś helps summarise the latest Darknet news.
Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In this month’s episode we we find ourselves returning to the issue of credit card fraud. Cybercriminals are continually looking for innovative ways to steal and benefit from your details. By using social engineering techniques, botnets, malware and security flaws in trusted services, fraudsters gain credit card information and data rich logs. We will look at...
- how fraudsters take advantage of security loopholes in Google Tag Manager as highlighted by cybercrime company Gemini Advisory.
- the rise in popularity of logs markets such as Genesis and 2easy, where fraudsters sell stolen data.
- how cybercriminals used social engineering techniques to steal credit card details from victims in Iran.
Listen to our podcast to find out more as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś helps summarise the latest Darknet news.
Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In this month’s episode we focus on growing concerns about how cybercrime is affecting eCommerce, which is partly fueled by the effects of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic as more shoppers move online. We will look at...
- the recent leak of customer personal information from Wirecard Brasil by ShinyHunters.
- payment skimming attacks on the Magento e-commerce platform.
- the release of Europol’s Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (or iOCTA) for 2021.
Listen to our podcast to find out more as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś helps summarise the latest Darknet news.
Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In this month’s episode we look at...
- how fraudsters in the People's Republic of China go about their cybercrime activities behind the Great Firewall.
- the steps cybercriminals are taking to prepare for November’s Black Friday with their own top deals on hacking tools and services.
- the latest cybercrime related Dark HunTOR police raids across the world.
Listen to our podcast to find out more as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś helps summarise the latest Darknet news.
Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In last month’s episode, we took a look at carding, a form of credit card fraud. Customer card details are stolen and used by cybercriminals to buy expensive goods which are then resold online for profit. For September’s summary, we continue our analysis, specifically 'card not present' fraud, by looking into card validity testing methods and even the musical side of fraud expressed through hacker rap**!
First up, we look at the work of analysts at American cybercrime agency Gemini Advisory who uncovered novel methods for testing card validity using payment processes in place for non-profit organisations. Targets have included the Red Cross and the WHO’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.
Listen to our podcast to find out more as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś helps summarise the latest Darknet news.**
Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In this episode, we take a look at carding, a form of credit card fraud where customer card details are stolen and used by cybercriminals to buy expensive goods which are then resold online for profit. We’ll focus on the latest high-profile carding attack. According to a new report by analysts at Italian cybercrime agency D3Labs, the credit card data of almost 1 million people has been available for free via an online carding database called ‘All World Cards’. Listen to our podcast to find out more as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś helps summarize the latest Darknet news.
Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog.
Welcome to Nethone's Darknet Summary! In this episode, we take a look at the use of Ransomware, the one time go-to malware tool for cyber criminals, which has lately come under increasing scrutiny - even in Darkweb circles - after the Colonial Pipeline attack by the RaaS group Darkside. Listen to our podcast to find out more as Intelligence Specialist Michał Barbaś helps summarize the latest Darknet news.
Nethone.com is a fintech company that fights online transaction fraud using its proprietary software solution. In order to keep clients safe, we keep track of what’s happening in the darknet, the sometimes-murky underbelly of the web, where fraudsters exchange the tools and knowledge to plan their criminal activities. That’s why we’ve created this podcast, to share with you what our experts have found during their investigations! This and all our findings can be found on our blog.
Welcome to the Nethone Darknet news summary! Over the past few weeks, three of the longest running and most respected Russian-language online forums serving thousands of experienced cybercriminals have been hacked. What was leaked and what does it mean?Nethone.com is a fraud prevention software company, so we constantly keep track of what’s happening generally and specifically in the darknet. We created this podcast, to share our findings! Today, machine learning engineer Kuba Karczewski is going to help me out with summarizing the darknet news for March. For more information about darknet activities, check out our blog.
Hello and welcome to the Nethone Darknet summary! Here’s the most important news from February:
- Have the Hydra (DNM) administrators been unmasked? Or is it a marketing ploy?
- What are Hydra's development plans anyway?
- Joker’s Stash is no more, so who is in line to assume the carding marketplace crown?
- How are the upstart carding marketplaces trying to win over Joker's Stash's former users?
Hello and welcome to the Nethone Darknet Summary
We would like to introduce you to the hottest news and observations on the Dark Web—here’s the most important news from January:
- A big announcement from the founders of the AVC Joker's Stash
- Sixgill provides their assessment of the state of the cyber underground of 2020 and the possible trends of 2021.
Hello and welcome to the Nethone Darknet Summary Decemeber edition!
We would like to introduce you to the hottest news and observations on the Dark Web—here’s the most important news from the previous month:
- Law enforcement recently raided Joker's Stash (the biggest card shop) and Safe-Inet (the most popular virtual private network company among cybercriminals)
Hello and welcome to the Nethone Darknet Summary November edition!
We would like to introduce you to the hottest news and observations on the Dark Web—here’s the most important news from November:
- Russian DNM Hydra is the 6th biggest cryptocurrency receiver in Eastern Europe. No other DNM in any part of the world is placed in the first top 20 crypto receivers. What is behind their success?
- 'Tis the season for refund fraud. A robust dialogue among scammers on dark web forums over retailers’ policies has been observed. What are their plans?
Hello and welcome to Nethone Darknet Summary!
We would like to introduce you to the hottest news and observations on the Dark Web—here’s the most important news from October:
- Travel fraud is on the rise - Patriarh & Trickster marketplaces are up and running again! What do they offer and what are the prices?!
- 3 million new card records on Joker’s Stash - a pile of 3 million compromised cards has been uploaded to the Joker’s Stash DNM. What was the source of the breach?