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Federal law enforcement continues to pursue cryptocurrency-related financial crimes as the digital asset space still lacks regulation.

EXCLUSIVE: A couple in their eighties were groomed by fraudsters into believing that they were part of a major undercover police operation - which necessitated them buying a £44,000 Rolex.

Our lawyers provide an overview of some of the most significant developments in cybersecurity and data privacy in the United States in 2022 and look ahead to trends for 2023.

Facebook's Jordana Cutler has been named director general of Israel's controversial Ministry of Strategic Affairs, drawing concern from experts over to her personal biography and Facebook's history of censoring Palestinian content.

SEC warns fraudsters attempt to create a buying frenzy to pump up the price of a stock and then dump their shares at the inflated price. SEC filed a complaint in the Federal Court for the Northern District of Georgia charging 13 individuals, 5 entities, and 2 relief defendants.

Eisenberg charged by the SEC for violating anti-fraud and market manipulation provisions

The report, SEC Cryptocurrency Enforcement: 2022 Update, found that the SEC brought 24 litigation actions in U.S. federal courts and six administrative proceedings in 2022. The number of litigations particularly increased from 14 the previous year.

Solana-based decentralized exchange (DEX) Mango Markets fell victim to one of the biggest thefts on the network ever in October 2022. The perpetrator

WASHINGTON (PRWEB) January 18, 2023 -- The Securities and Exchange Commission continues to make cryptocurrency-related enforcement a top priority under Chair

The FTX bankruptcy provides a case study for potential crypto exposure under traditional insurance policies. The case highlights potential silent crypto exposure for insurance carriers in the evolving and largely misunderstood world of cryptocurrencies and digital assets.