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Darknet

January 2024

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    People buying opioids and sedatives online face deadly fakes, expert warns

    National Crime Agency reveals 65 people have died from taking nitazenes, which are up to 100 times stronger than heroin

November 2022

  • Medibank shopfront

    Medibank says ransomware group’s threat to release customer information a ‘distressing development’

    ‘Data will publish within 24 hours’ post to darknet blog says, after Australian health insurer refused to pay ransom

July 2022

  • Family Photo Album

    100,000 happy pictures: a new tool in the cyber ‘arms race’ against child sexual abusers

    The volume of child sexual assault material online is on the rise. An Australian project is crowdsourcing images of safe children so it can find those in danger

March 2022

  • Male hands on a keyboard

    Rights and freedom
    Viewers of online abuse at high risk of contacting children directly, study finds

    Darknet survey finds 42% sought contact after watching sexual abuse online, with escalating porn habits driving users to illegal material

October 2021

  • Rohypnol has been used in many date rapes

    Fears over availability of ‘date rape’ drugs online

    Calls for restrictions around the substances to be tightened with five-year jail term or unlimited fines

September 2021

  • laptop user with hands on keyboard

    Rights and freedom
    Online child abuse survey finds third of viewers attempt contact with children

    Largest major survey of its kind finds 70% of respondents first saw child sexual abuse material when they were under 18

May 2021

  • John Naughton

    The networker
    Welcome to DarkSide – and the inexorable rise of ransomware

    John Naughton
    The hacking of a US gas pipeline is proof that cybercrime is now a major industry – with its own trading markets and even CSR

March 2021

  • Illustration image of man at keyboard with representation of coronavirus in the background

    Experts warn Covid vaccines being sold on darknet likely to be scams

    Doses bought online could be unsafe or ineffective, and buyers’ money or personal information stolen, Australia’s regulator says

January 2021

  • An illegal computer center in a former NATO bunker in Traben-Trarbach, Germany, where police have shut down what is believed to be the world’s largest illegal marketplace on the darknet.

    'Too many crimes': police say arrests may follow Queensland darknet raids

  • Police shut down Darknet marketplace<br>epa08932592 (FILE) - A handout photo made available by the German state criminal police of Rhineland-Palatinate press office (Pressestelle Landeskriminalamt Rheinland-Pfalz) shows a door and an interior view of an illegal computer center in a former NATO bunker in Traben-Trarbach, Germany, 27 September 2019 (reissued 12 January 2021). Police in Germany have shut down what is believed to be the world’s largest illegal marketplace on the Darknet, the Rhineland-Palatinate State Criminal Police Office announced. Authorities arrested the alleged operator of the platform, which had been temporarily hosted at the illegal server center in Traben-Trarbach, after months of investigations with the help of law enforcement agencies of several countries. EPA/STATE CRIMINAL POLICE RLP HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES *** Local Caption *** 55500712

    Australian man arrested in Germany over 'world's largest' darknet marketplace

December 2020

  • A computer hacker works in the dark committing crime

    Dark web crime: how Australia's powerful new warrants would work

    Peter Dutton says Australia’s crime agencies need more powers to reach the darkest recesses of the online world. Here’s how they’ll work if passed

November 2020

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    Silk Road bitcoins worth $1bn change hands after seven years

    Funds have lain dormant since darknet site founder Ross Ulbricht was jailed in 2013

April 2020

  • Rod Broadhurst, professor of criminology, Australian National University school of regulation and global governance.

    Darknet investigation finds hundreds of coronavirus 'cures', 'vaccines' and expensive PPE

    Australian Institute of Criminology report finds 224 listings from 110 vendors in China, the US and Australia

November 2019

  • cocaine

    UK organised crime gangs profit most in Europe from darknet drugs sales – report

    EU drugs agency estimates UK dark web vendors sold illegal drugs worth more than £24m

October 2019

  • BRITAIN-SKOREA-US-POLICE-INTERNET-CHILDREN<br>An undated handout picture released by Britain’s National Crime Agency (NCA) in London on October 16, 2019 shows a screen shot of the seized dark web ‘Welcome To Video’ website. - UK and US authorities investigating a “dark web” child pornography site run from South Korea on Wednesday announced the arrest of 337 suspects in 38 countries. Britain’s National Crime Agency (NCA) said the “Welcome to Video” site contained 250,000 videos that were downloaded a million times by users across the world. (Photo by HO / various sources / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT “AFP PHOTO / National Crime Agency” - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS (Photo by HO/AFP via Getty Images)

    Police arrest hundreds over international child sexual abuse website

    South Korean-based site accepted digital currency for access to videos, with victims rescued in US, UK and Spain

May 2019

  • Bits of computer hardware

    German police shut down one of world's biggest dark web sites

    Arrests in Germany, Brazil and US relate to ‘Wall Street Market’ which allowed trade in drugs, stolen data and malicious software

April 2018

  • A vigil in Manchester, the day after a suicide attack at an Ariana Grande concert in May 2017  left 22 people dead.

    Terrorists ‘plot in shadows of the dark net’, report warns

    Authorities must deny extremists use of ‘safe havens’ in cyberspace

March 2018

  • Hacker with credit cards on his laptop.

    Australia books blog
    The Darkest Web: exploring the ugly world of illegal online marketplaces

    Eileen Ormsby was threatened with violence when she reported a hitmen-for-hire scam. Now the Australian writer goes even deeper into the dark web

February 2018

  • Matthew Falder

    'Sadistic' paedophile Matthew Falder jailed for 32 years

    Cambridge graduate blackmailed victims over dark web and encouraged rape of child

January 2018

  • person in hood typing on laptop computer

    Australia's financial regulator wants to go undercover on dark web

    Australian Securities and Investment Commission says it needs more powers to combat financial crime
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