Ragnar Locker #Ransomware group warns the victims: "Dear clients if you want to resolve all issues smoothly, don't ask the Police to do this for you. We will find out and punish with all our effort" .

Kerala police will soon set up a cybercrime investigation unit to coordinate Web-based investigations and provide the services of technical experts, said Pinarayi Vijayan, chief minister of India's Kerala state.

The Australian Federal Police and the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission will now have unprecedented powers to infiltrate criminal networks using domestic servers operating on the dark web.

The stolen Puma data includes the source codes of internal management applications purportedly linked to the company's product management portal. That data could be used by attackers to mount a more sophisticated attack on the company.

Although Phorpiex's C&C servers are currently inactive, anyone who buys the source code could set up their servers and gain access to infected devices.

The anonymous website operator on the dark web revealed a $5,000 order to the FBI in Washington state, saying, "I think all the targets that have been paid are in danger, and the fact that this customer asked to kill someone and paid for it shows that he is serious about killing that person. "

The dark web is a more flexible tool used in the current epidemic of new crowns and allows for anonymous delivery via cryptocurrencies. Mafia groups have made particular use of the cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Monero.

Last week, information provided to Victoria police by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) prompted the largest-ever cryptocurrency seizure by Australian law enforcement. A 31-year-old woman from Kinglake, north of Melbourne, and a 30-year-old man from Preston were arrested.

T-Mobile continues to work around the clock to forensically analyze and investigate cyber attacks against T-Mobile systems, while also taking a number of proactive steps to protect customers and others whose information may have been compromised.

Las Vegas is pushing information to such a targeted online audience because for the first time in the nearly four decades of the Rewards for Justice program, informants have the option to receive payments in cryptocurrency and send sensitive information to the U.S. government through a secure portal on the dark web.