A fake SymPy package on PyPI tricked developers into installing a stealthy cryptominer on Linux. Discover the technical tricks behind this memory-only attack and its implications for the open-source supply chain.
A new breed of malware is infiltrating Discord communities, silently swapping crypto wallet addresses at the moment of transaction. Our investigation reveals how attackers engineer trust and stealth to drain digital assets from unsuspecting users.
A cybercrime broker known as 'r1z' has pleaded guilty to selling access to dozens of enterprise networks after a US sting operation. This feature investigates the case, techniques, and broader implications for the fight against digital underground markets.
North Korea’s cybercriminals are posing as IT workers worldwide, stealing identities and billions in cryptocurrency to fund weapons programs. A Netcrook investigation reveals the global scale and technical tricks behind this digital deception.
Illicit cryptocurrency flows reached record highs in 2025, driven by nation-states like Russia and Iran using stablecoins to evade sanctions. Organized crime networks and advanced laundering services are fueling a new era in digital financial crime.
Bitcoin’s wild ride has captivated investors and skeptics alike. This investigative feature uncovers the dramatic highs and lows, technical realities, and hidden pitfalls every would-be crypto investor should understand before diving in.
Cybercriminals are bypassing traditional hacking by recruiting employees at major banks, tech firms, and telecoms for cash. Explore how the insider threat economy is booming and what organizations can do to defend themselves.
A U.S. indictment reveals how a Bangladeshi-run fake ID marketplace sold digital templates for passports, social security cards, and more—fueling global fraud and cybercrime with cryptocurrency payments.
Rogitzcom was recently targeted in a sophisticated ransomware attack, disrupting operations and exposing sensitive data. This feature unpacks the methods, impact, and lessons from the incident.
North Korea’s cyber operatives pulled off a record $2 billion in crypto heists in 2025, dominating the global cybercrime landscape with advanced tactics, laundering schemes, and international alliances.