Welcome to "Darknet Discussions," the podcast that gets into the shadows of the internet to bring you the most intriguing, enlightening, and sometimes unsettling stories from the dark web.
Operational SecurityOperational Security, or OpSec, is essential for anyone involved in the darknet or in the role of an OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) analyst.
Over the past few months, I've been covering the saga of Incognito Market in detail. From exit scams to extortion, the infamous admin known as Pharaoh has been at the center of it all. Including the proposed extortion of buyers. After all that he tried to back peddle the situation.
Over the past few months, I've been covering the saga of Incognito Market in detail. From exit scams to extortion, the infamous admin known as Pharaoh has been at the center of it all. Including the proposed extortion of buyers. After all that he tried to back peddle the situation.
Welcome to "Darknet Discussions," the podcast that gets into the shadows of the internet to bring you the most intriguing, enlightening, and sometimes unsettling stories from the dark web.
Operational SecurityOperational Security, or OpSec, is essential for anyone involved in the darknet or in the role of an OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) analyst.
Today’s video explores the dramatic rise and abrupt fall of the Nemesis Market, a major player in the Darknet space recently seized by law enforcement. Once a thriving hub for anonymous transactions, Nemesis Market met its demise on March 20th, 2024. This video isn’t just a recount of
Overview of the Breach
Space-Eyes.com, a pivotal provider of satellite imaging and geospatial intelligence services, has encountered a substantial cybersecurity breach. The exposure was initially disclosed by a user named IntelBroker in a forum post on April 15, 2024. The data set from Space-Eyes.com was reportedly made downloadable,
Today, we’re checking out the troubling developments at Cypher Darknet Market. If you’re part of the Darknet community, you’ve probably heard about Cypher Market’s strategic focus on a wallet-less escrow system.
The notorious threat actor, IntelBroker, has shared a database on the illicit forum BreachForums, exposing the personal information of 642,000 individuals. This data, allegedly sourced from Accor.com, a leading French multinational hospitality company, includes full names, email addresses, job titles, and the companies where these individuals are employed.
A recent data breach at Yale University has compromised the personally identifiable information (PII) of several individuals. The breach, disclosed via an online forum, is a significant reminder of the digital vulnerabilities facing academic institutions today.
Recent Data Breach Exposure on Darknet Forum
The screenshot shows a Darknet forum post
