Cybercrime DB

Indictments name state hackers the US cannot arrest or extradite.

U.S. prosecutors use three legal theories to charge crypto executives worldwide.

Interpol weaponizes global databases to catch fugitive cybercriminals at any border crossing.

How US prosecutors use infrastructure connections and treaties to extradite foreign cybercriminals.

How a Moscow cybercrime family became a Russian intelligence contractor.

Designation puts U.S. persons at risk for unknowing violations.

Courts impose restitution orders that defendants cannot realistically repay.

Federal law sets a high bar for prosecution, leaving millions of victims without recourse.

Governments are turning private-sector cybercrime help from voluntary to mandatory.

Courts must prove digital evidence's authenticity, integrity, and lawful collection before trial.

Banking trojans operate as organized criminal enterprises with specialized roles, not lone hackers.