Cybercrime
Operation Cookie Monster: How Law Enforcement Took Down the Genesis Market
In April 2023, the FBI led one of the largest-ever coordinated law enforcement actions against an online criminal marketplace. Dubbed…
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International Sting Takes Down DarkForge Cybercrime Platform, 37 Arrested in Nine Countries
An international law enforcement operation has dismantled one of the largest cybercrime-as-a-service platforms on the dark web, resulting in 37…
Cybercrime
Novo Nordisk Breach Highlights Growing Cyber Threat to Pharmaceutical Industry
Novo Nordisk, the Danish pharmaceutical giant known for its diabetes and obesity treatments, confirmed a cybersecurity incident in June 2026…
Cybercrime
RansomHouse Claims Virginia County Attack as Government Ransomware Crisis Deepens
Prince George County, Virginia declared a cybersecurity emergency in June 2026 after the RansomHouse threat group claimed responsibility for an…
Cybercrime
Cryptocurrency Heists Exceed Billion in First Half of 2026
Cryptocurrency theft has shattered all previous records in the first half of 2026, with losses from heists, exploits, and fraud…
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Cryptocurrency Heists Top $4 Billion in First Half of 2026
The cryptocurrency ecosystem has suffered its most devastating period of theft on record. Blockchain analytics firms estimate that more than…
Cybercrime
State-Sponsored Cyber Espionage Operations Hit Record Levels in 2026
Cyber espionage operations attributed to nation-state actors have reached unprecedented levels in 2026, with threat intelligence firms tracking a record…
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Inside the LockBit 4.0 Takedown: How Global Law Enforcement Cracked the Ring
In one of the most significant law enforcement operations in cybersecurity history, a coordinated international effort has dismantled the infrastructure…
Cybercrime
Tata Electronics Hit by World Leaks as Exfiltration-Only Ransomware Attacks Surge
Tata Electronics confirmed a cybersecurity incident in June 2026 after the World Leaks ransomware group published more than 200,000 alleged…