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Cybercrime

Digital asset hack losses fall, but attack frequency stays high

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James Field

9 October, 2025

Digital asset hack losses fall, but attack frequency stays high

Digital asset hack losses fell 37% in Q3 2025 to $509 million, continuing a positive trend, though incidents and wallet...

INTERPOL seizes $97M in assets in cybercrime crackdown

Business

James Field

29 September, 2025

INTERPOL seizes $97M in assets in cybercrime crackdown

An INTERPOL operation across 40 countries recovered $97M in physical and digital assets and $342M in government-backed currencies.

West Africa pushes for democracy with AI; Data breach hits Nigeria

Business

Steve Kaaru

29 September, 2025

West Africa pushes for democracy with AI; Data breach hits Nigeria

In a seminar for ECOWAS legislators, AI was hailed as a global competitive tool that West African countries must use...

Cybersecurity audits now mandatory for ‘crypto’ firms in India

Business

Pradipta Mukherjee

24 September, 2025

Cybersecurity audits now mandatory for ‘crypto’ firms in India

Amid rising crypto hacks, India is forcing digital asset exchanges and custodians to undergo strict CERT-In audits to protect investors...

South Korea busts hackers in multi-million crypto heist

Business

James Field

4 September, 2025

South Korea busts hackers in multi-million crypto heist

Seoul police have taken down a hacking group that stole $28 million from celebrities, CEOs, and crypto investors, protecting victims'...

US, Dutch authorities take down fake ID marketplace

Business

Jordan Atkins

2 September, 2025

US, Dutch authorities take down fake ID marketplace

U.S. and Dutch police dismantled VerifTools, a major online hub selling counterfeit passports, driver’s licenses, and IDs for as little...

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Cybercrime

Digital asset hack losses fall, but attack frequency stays high

INTERPOL seizes $97M in assets in cybercrime crackdown

West Africa pushes for democracy with AI; Data breach hits Nigeria

Cybersecurity audits now mandatory for ‘crypto’ firms in India

South Korea busts hackers in multi-million crypto heist

US, Dutch authorities take down fake ID marketplace

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