No Single Actor Controls Enough to Be Deterred: Why Law Enforcement Keeps Losing the Cybercrime Race- 323
August 7, 2026
At Black Hat USA 2026, Carole House, CEO of Penumbra Strategies and a senior fellow at the
Hands Off the Wheel: China's Shift to Autonomous AI-Run Cyberattacks- 298
August 12, 2026
For most of the last decade, the phrase "AI-assisted hacking" meant a human operator
Borrowed Trust: How Moscow Turns Everyday Software Into an Access Network- 296
August 5, 2026
A fake job offer, a hijacked hotel Wi-Fi login, a criminal marketplace listing, and an advertising
Nichirei and the price of ambiguity: what the RansomHouse extortion of Japan's cold-chain giant reveals about a widening pattern of unattributed pressure on Japanese industry- 278
July 22, 2026
When Nichirei Corporation severed its own network connections on July 13, 2026, it did more than contain
Canada's Signals Intelligence Agency Turns Its Offensive Toolkit on Criminal Networks, Not Just State Adversaries- 277
July 7, 2026
Canada's Communications Security Establishment has disclosed that it ran three offensive cyber operations against foreign
Washington Recasts Pig-Butchering as a National-Security Problem: Inside the $43 Million Network That Fed China-Bound Laundering Pipelines- 271
July 21, 2026
The indictment of two Brooklyn and Queens residents accused of laundering more than $43 million in cyber-
Bulletproof No Longer: The Unsealing of the Media Land Indictment- 270
July 16, 2026
Three years after federal prosecutors first built their case, the US Justice Department this week unsealed an
Following the Money: Inside the Takedown of a €140 Million Iberian Fraud Network- 262
July 17, 2026
Spain's national police disrupted, on July 13, a criminal network whose scale illustrates a pattern
Operation Ramz shows where Southeast Asia's scam compounds go when they get shut down- 241
June 28, 2026
INTERPOL's Operation Ramz, the largest coordinated cybercrime operation the organization has ever run in the
