Cybercrime DB — Page 2

Understanding how attackers choose encryption methods and targets separately.

Understanding how attackers operate teaches defenders what actually stops them.

Law enforcement takedowns scatter ransomware groups into new operations, not eliminate them.

Most cybercrime complaints never reach prosecution, even in well-resourced jurisdictions.

Nepal's cybercrime caseload has exploded 757% in four years, but its 2006 laws can't keep pace.

Massive arrests target a multibillion-dollar forced-labor scam empire.

Prosecutions split sharply: US warns first, UK suspects lightly.

Prosecutors can now trace stablecoins across blockchains, but need exchange data to name suspects.

The NBI-CCD investigates cybercrimes under strict jurisdictional rules and warrant requirements.

Cybercriminals have built franchise operations with middle management, help desks, and legal teams.

High case counts mask which states actually arrest criminals and where enforcement genuinely works.