DarkCyber for June 26, 2018 Now Available

June 26, 2018

This week’s DarkCyber is now available at www.arnoldit.com/wordpress and on Vimeo at https://vimeo.com/?276722659? .

DarkCyber’s story line up for this week’s program includes four stories.

First, the FBI and other US enforcement agencies shut down a child pornography ring. After a three month sweep, officials from 61 different law enforcement organizations identified 195 offenders, primarily in the United States.

Second, investigators arrested OxyMonster (aka Gal Vallerius). The bearded drug kingpin inadvertently leaked information about his identify via a mismanaged Bitcoin wallet. When arrested at the Atlanta airport, Mr. Vallerius sported a bright red orange beard. He also had documents revealing that he was a citizen of France, Israel, and the United Kingdom.

The third story provides information about Warwire’s image identification and analysis software. An investigator can automatically review, identify, classify, and metatag images from popular sites such as Facebook and Twitter. Data can be displayed on a map so that images related to a particular event or incident can be reviewed in a fraction of the time required for manual review of visual imagery.

The fourth story provides updated cybercrime statistics. Among the data presented in this week’s DarkCyber program is a revised estimate of the dollar value of illegal drugs, services, and transactions. Arnold also provides information about the growing financial impact of ransomware and compromised personal financial information.

Kenny Toth, June 26, 2018

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Dark Web, DarkCyber, News, Video

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One Response to “DarkCyber for June 26, 2018 Now Available”

Leandra Hyche on August 15th, 2018 2:14 pm

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