Zero-Day Vulnerability Attribution in Criminal Cases
Prosecutors struggle to prove who wrote and deployed zero-days in court.
Prosecutors struggle to prove who wrote and deployed zero-days in court.
One unmasked login brought down a group that breached the CIA.
Coordinated raids across continents signal law enforcement's new operational tempo.
US prosecutors catch Russian hackers only when they leave home.
Reading DOJ indictments reveals how state hackers actually operate.
Two prosecutions expose how exploit brokers operate and where legal enforcement actually reaches.
How a drug marketplace's technical anonymity survived, but operator's security habits did not.
How four agencies enforce the Philippines' cybercrime law across thousands of cases yearly.
Seized marketplace data becomes law enforcement's blueprint for the next wave of arrests.
Two convictions show why prosecuting cybercriminals remains nearly impossible.
The subscription model that makes RATs profitable also leaves investigators a paper trail.
Destructive wiper attacks by state actors erase systems and deny recovery, not profit.