'Tracers in the Dark' shows how cops go after crypto-criminals
Book review of Andy Greenberg's Tracers in the Dark, a tale of how law enforcement agencies have gone after cybercriminals on the blockchain.
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Book review of Andy Greenberg's Tracers in the Dark, a tale of how law enforcement agencies have gone after cybercriminals on the blockchain.
In "Tracers in the Dark," technology reporter Andy Greenberg sketches the evolution of a wholly new discipline in the surprisingly lively real-life police procedural, following law officers and programmers who invent and deploy cryptocurrency-tracking tools to catch a new breed of criminal.
“Tracers In The Dark" by Andy Greenberg (Doubleday) The year was 2011. Cryptocurrency was a little-understood novelty, and Sen.
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