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Newly-Released Top Secret Docs Show Nixon's Intel Briefings On US-Backed Chilean Coup Authored by Conor Freeman via The Liberarian Institute, Two fifty-year…

As you know from the title of my blog, "CyberCrime & Doing Time," I'm very interested in cybercrime and the criminal justice system. This week I've been looking at SIM Swapping cases and wanted to share what I learned from reading the sentencing memos sentencing transcript for Ricky Handschumacher. Ricky was one of the members of "The Community" - a group of six OGUsers/HackForums punks who decided to go into the crypto theft business. They haunted crypto commun...

A detective garda has outlined how cryptocurrencies are now the “de-facto currency of crime”.

A sixth member of the international hacking ring “The Community” was sentenced this week in connection with a multi-million-dollar Sim Hijacking conspiracy.

A Missouri man was sentenced to 10 months in prison for his role in a SIM swapping scheme that resulted in the theft of millions of dollars.

22-year-old hacker, sixth member of an international hacking group called “The Community,” has been jailed for stealing millions in cryptocurrency.

US crime syndicate ‘The Community’ stole millions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrency

The United States is no longer seeking the surrender of a Dublin computer hacker for the theft of over $2 million in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies after his conviction here, the High Court was

THE United States has dropped its bid to extradite a Dublin computer hacker for the theft of $2m in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies after his conviction here, the High Court was told today. With the withdrawal of the extradition request, Conor Freeman is no longer facing a maximum possible sentence of 108 years in prison after a sentence of two years and 11 months was imposed on him here. Siobhán Ni Chúlacháin, for the Attorney General, told High Court judge Mr Justice Paul Burns today th...

THE United States has dropped its bid to extradite a Dublin computer hacker for the theft of $2m in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies after his conviction here, the High Court was told today. With the withdrawal of the extradition request, Conor Freeman is no longer facing a maximum possible sentence of 108 years in prison after a sentence of two years and 11 months was imposed on him here. Siobhán Ni Chúlacháin, for the Attorney General, told High Court judge Mr Justice Paul Burns today th...