cybersecurity
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.
Darknet
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
Darknet
Despite repeated claims by law enforcement that darknet markets are on the decline, the reality, bolstered by the 2024 Crypto Crime Report from Chainalysis, shows these illicit online bazaars persisting and in some aspects, growing. While impactful, law enforcement’s takedowns and vendor arrests have had no long-term effects on
cybercrime
Incognito, a once-trusted darknet marketplace, has shown its true colors through a series of despicable actions. First, they conducted a blatant exit scam, stealing from the very community that trusted them.
video
Today we’re tackling a pressing issue in the darknet realm – the shift of Incognito market’s admin, Pharaoh, from extorting vendors to now targeting buyers.
Darknet
In a significant event that unfolded within the darknet community, the Nemesis Market met its demise on March 20, 2024, following a seizure by European law enforcement.
arrest
In the grand (security) theater of cybercrime busts, the conviction of Roman Sterlingov, the operator behind Bitcoin Fog, has been hailed as a landmark victory. Yet, for those of us who’ve navigated the shadowy corridors of the Darknet, this event is but a drop in the ocean. To categorize
cybercrime
In this updated analysis, we specifically critique the actions of a darknet administrator threatening to release buyer addresses to coerce payment from vendors.
Darknet
Hey, everyone. Welcome back to the channel. Today, we’re getting into a topic that’s both urgent and necessary for anyone navigating the darknet, especially those considering engaging with Incognito Market. Today’s discussion revolves around the critical examination and unfolding drama surrounding potential exit scams, mainly focusing on
AI
225,000 compromised OpenAI ChatGPT credentials have been circulating on the Darknet, marking a significant cybersecurity concern that has persisted for over a year. This trend, initially highlighted in January 2023, underscores the continuous efforts of cybercriminals to exploit digital vulnerabilities. As of 2024, reflecting on the past 14 months
.onion
This project represents a monumental effort, encapsulating a month of relentless dedication to explore the intricate world of the Darknet. As a self-taught video editor, this endeavor challenged me beyond my expectations, offering a unique glimpse into the shadowy corners of the internet. The goal was clear: to provide an
Darknet
What is Dark.Fail, and who cares? Dark.Fail has been a go-to spot for many in the Darknet/dark web community, acting like a directory or guide to what’s out there in the dark corners of the web. It’s an index site that lists various Darknet sites