Rome’s Cyber Debate Turned Toward the Battlefield Inside the Human Mind

At the 14th Cyber Crime Conference in Rome, Gen. Brig. (CC) Giuseppe De Magistris placed defense, the Carabinieri, cybercrime, and cognitive warfare in the same frame.

Germany’s Cybercrime Chief Shows the New Target: The Criminal Support Layer

At the 14th Cyber Crime Conference, Carsten Meywirth of the BKA described how fighting cyber threats is increasingly about weakening the conditions that let them operate.

33 Years for Sextortion: Why Coercion Alone Can Be a High-Impact Cyber Crime

A guilty plea and a long prison term in a case involving more than 145 children show how online abuse can inflict serious harm without a breached server or malware campaign.

Britain’s Cybercrime Rewrite Puts Researchers on the Legal Frontier

Proposed changes to the Computer Misuse Act suggest the UK wants to separate defensive testing from real intrusion more clearly, while tightening pressure on repeat cyber offenders.

From Digital Underworld to Global Battlefield: Rome’s 2026 Cyber Crime Conference Exposes the New Face of Cyber Threats

As cybercrime morphs into a geopolitical force, Rome’s annual gathering pulls back the curtain on a world where AI, state actors, and organized crime collide.

Qilin Ransomware Strikes Mt Barker Co-Operative: New Victim Emerges in Ongoing Cyber Crime Wave

Rome on High Alert: Cybercrime’s New Order Exposed at Global 2026 Summit

Crypto Heists and Job Scams: Inside North Korea’s Billion-Dollar Digital Crime Machine

Pyongyang’s cyber operatives are stealing billions in crypto and infiltrating global tech giants with fake IT workers.