The alleged Dark Web leak was of documents belonging to EU defense dealers, including those related to weapons used by Ukraine in its war with Russia.

The ransomware group BlackCat is a hacking group with ties to Russia. However, it is not known who exactly is behind it. On the Internet, you can find various cyber attacks BlackCat has been involved in and where ransoms have been demanded.

The hacker "ViktorLustig" shared a database index to show the data he had. It claims to include student information, registration numbers, phone numbers, email addresses, passwords, employee data, and more.

In a police interview, she admitted to looking generally at the site and a pop-up window appeared, which she clicked on and took her to the dark web. Her curiosity got the better of her and she was offered drugs, weapons and murder. She couldn't believe that such a site existed and that it must be a scam. She wanted to check if it was a scam.

Over two years, the Viennese "cocaine godfather" and his gang allegedly sold about 60 kilograms of drugs - 40 kilograms of cocaine and the rest of marijuana, amphetamines and ecstasy - and used the virtual currency Bitcoin to make payments.

Industrial Spy operates an extortion marketplace on the dark web, selling data stolen from victim companies, from selling "premium" data for millions of dollars to selling individual files for as little as $2 and even offering free downloads of the data.

Germany handed over to Ukrainian security forces materials obtained as a result of the seizure of the Hydra dark web marketplace, which allowed Ukraine to begin detaining citizens involved in Hydra's work, and arrests of those involved are now taking place simultaneously in several Ukrainian cities.

Guardian readers can now read the daily news in the Tor network. The Guardian's dark web V3 domain is https://www.guardian2zotagl6tmjucg3lrhxdk4dw3lhbqnkvvkywawy3oqfoprid.onion, please bookmark it.

The city of Schlissheim, Germany, informed hundreds of citizens about the dark web data. About a month ago, unidentified individuals hacked into the city's IT systems, and these cybercriminals used malware ("ransomware") to encrypt the city's servers. They did not demand a ransom, but threatened to release the data on the dark web. After the deadline passed, their stolen internal documents were leaked on the Dark Web.

Jumpol Phansamrit, director of foreign affairs at the Thai attorney general's office, said the court accepted the prosecutor's request to order the seizure of huge assets owned by the late Canadian national Alexandre Cazes and to discuss with the United States how to share the money.