Cybercrime

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Cybercrime Predictions for 2022: Deepfakes, Cryptocurrencies, and Misinformation

AdminSep 2, 20243 min read

As technology continues to evolve, the landscape of cybercrime is rapidly changing. Predictions for 2022, as discussed by experts from the World Economic Forum and the RAND Corporation, highlight the growing threat of deepfakes, the misuse of cryptocurrencies, and the…

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The Future of Cybercrime: Emerging Threats and the Role of Generative AI

AdminSep 2, 20245 min read

As technology continues to evolve, so does the landscape of cybercrime. The advent of generative AI represents a significant shift in the types of cyberattacks we might face in the near future. This article explores how AI-driven innovations can reshape…

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DisrupTor Operation: A Major Blow to Dark Web Criminal Activity

AdminSep 2, 20242 min read

The DisrupTor operation was a significant international law enforcement initiative targeting criminal activities on the dark web. Coordinated by Europol and involving agencies from nine countries, including the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, this operation led…

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Cyber Attack Attribution: Challenges and Importance

AdminSep 2, 20243 min read

What is Cyber Attack Attribution? Cyber attack attribution is the process of identifying the responsible parties behind a cyber attack. This task is crucial for governments, law enforcement agencies, and cybersecurity researchers because it determines who should be held accountable,…

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The UK’s First Legal Case on Manga and Indecent Images of Children

AdminSep 2, 20244 min read

Introduction to the Case In the UK, the legal case involving Robul Hoque marks a significant point in the evolution of laws dealing with the possession of indecent images of children, particularly when such images are not photographs but rather…