Australia dismantles crime syndicate that moved nearly $1B in crypto
In a series of raids against the crime syndicate, police seized $2M in crypto, $1.5M in cash, luxury watches, guns, and two tonnes of drugs.
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In a series of raids against the crime syndicate, police seized $2M in crypto, $1.5M in cash, luxury watches, guns, and two tonnes of drugs.
Read more (2 min) →Australian police arrested two men in connection with a $5.5M crypto scam, seizing a Ferrari 458 and a pair of Japanese nunchucks.
Hacker collective APLHV said in April that it had stolen 3.6TB of data from law firm HWL Ebsworth. So far, 1.1TB has been posted online.
Mark Chikarovski, who allegedly ran a dark web marketplace trading drugs for crypto, is former Australian politician Kerry Chikarovski's son.
An Australian man has been charged in Melbourne for allegedly threatening to start a bushfire if he didn't receive over $3 million in crypto.
Australian Federal Police have disrupted the Xin Money Laundering Organization, responsible for moving billions in dirty money.