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A top crime writer has told how his idyllic New Zealand homeland is being plagued by meth addiction and a growing problem with biker gangs, Asian crime groups and Mexican cartels.

> In a rather unprecedented enforcement action, the FBI and Europol have shut down a bulletproof VPN provider that helped cybercriminals to conceal their operations. The service didnt keep logs and routed traffic through a series of VPN connections. While many VPNs strive to keep customers private and secure, this company clearly crossed a line. Millions of Internet users around the world use a VPN to protect their privacy online. Another key benefit is that VPNs hide users’ true IP-address...

Police Seize VPN Service Beloved by Cyber-criminals A virtual private network (VPN) used by some of the worlds leading cyber-criminals has been shut down in an international law enforcement action led by German police. The Safe-Inet service was deactivated yesterday as part of Operation Nova, a coordinated effort that involved the Federal Bureau of Investigation and European law enforcement agencies acting through Europol.  Servers used by the service were ta...

By Eduard Kovacs on December 22, 2020 A VPN service used by many cybercriminals has been disrupted in a global operation that involved law enforcement agencies in Germany, the United States, the Netherlands, France and Switzerland. Europol reported on Tuesday that the operation targeted a service called Safe-Inet, and the U.S. Justice Department clarified that three associated domains have been seized, namely insorg.org, safe-inet.com and safe-inet.net. The domains currently display a banner...