Netcrook
23 June 2026
One Marketplace Case, One Border Crossing, and a Bigger Problem for Cybercrime Infrastructure
An extradition tied to Market0Day and Spoxy shows how online criminal platforms can become legal liabilities even when their operators try to stay invisible.
Cybersecurity Media Steps Into a New Lane with a Sports Podcast Launch
A new episode announcement from Cybersecurity Ventures and Cybercrime Magazine shows how security brands are widening their audience without leaving credibility behind.
Firewalls on the Hook: How Edge Gear Can Become a Credential Trap
A FortiBleed-linked campaign puts a harsh spotlight on a familiar blind spot: the same VPN and firewall appliances that guard access can also become high-value collection points for passwords and session data.
Inside the Credential Harvest: Why Edge Logins Became the Prize
A reported FortiBleed campaign shows how stolen credentials, not flashy malware, can become the most valuable product in an access-broker economy.
When Fraud Learns to Scale: The 2027 Pressure Test Facing iGaming Security
Online gambling operators could face a sharper fraud problem in 2027 as AI-generated identities, deepfakes, and rented criminal tooling make verification harder to trust.
Smart TVs, Hidden Code, and the Quiet Rise of Residential Proxy Risk
A large app scan across LG webOS and Samsung Tizen found proxy SDK code in thousands of smart TV apps, raising a privacy and trust problem that reaches beyond the living room.
The Hidden Traffic Layer Turning Ordinary Clicks Into Criminal Detours
A redirection system built for legitimate web routing is being used as a veil for phishing, fraud, and malware, making the final destination harder to see and harder to stop.
A World Cup System Sat Open, and the Real Story Was What Did Not Happen
A poorly secured event-linked system became a sharp example of how close curiosity can come to misuse - and why the absence of harm is not the same as the absence of risk.