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An international law enforcement sting has shut down 373,000 dark web sites in Operation Alice, revealing a massive CSAM scam that tricked thousands and exposed the disturbing demand for illegal content.
A major international police operation has dismantled a dark web scam network exploiting would-be buyers of child sexual abuse material. The network, run by a single suspect, controlled over 373,000 fake sites and took nearly $400,000 in cryptocurrency from thousands of customers worldwide.
Italy’s music market posts record growth in 2025, fueled by streaming and soaring vinyl sales. But as digital revenues rise, so do threats from AI-generated deepfakes and streaming fraud, challenging the industry’s future.
Italy’s aggressive new law to combat fake online reviews is causing controversy, with critics arguing that strict timing rules may punish authentic voices and fail to tackle real fraud.
Artificial intelligence is transforming book piracy into a global, automated industry. Discover how AI-driven tools are reshaping the battle for intellectual property and what it means for the future of literature.
In a dramatic move, leading tech and retail companies have joined forces to battle online fraud, urging governments to step up as scams surge worldwide. But will industry alliances be enough?
A North Carolina man orchestrated a massive streaming fraud, using AI-generated music and thousands of bots to siphon over $8 million in royalties from major platforms. Find out how the scheme exposed vulnerabilities in the digital music industry.
Google’s new 24-hour waiting period for sideloading unverified apps on Android aims to combat malware but raises concerns about user freedom and developer access. Netcrook investigates the real impact of this controversial policy shift.
A sophisticated malware operation is abusing fake software downloads and AI-generated scripts to infect users, mine cryptocurrency, and steal sensitive data—all while hiding on trusted platforms and evading security tools.
Michael Smith exploited AI and automated bots to generate billions of fake streams, siphoning over $10 million in royalties from Spotify and other platforms. The case highlights urgent new risks for digital music.