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US Department of Justice Charged 36 Suspects in Global for Carding & Cybercrime Activ - Torwaldson - 02-08-2018
On Wednesday US Department of Justice announced charges on 36 suspects who associated with the cybercriminal organization engaged in Identity theft, Financial frauds, carding and in other cybercrime activities.
The Infraud organization was set up in October 2010 and their primary focus of the Infraud organization is carding and they have built a dashboard for carding for stealing the stolen identity information, banking details, for selling debit and credit cards. By March 2017 the dashboard had 10,901 accounts. Reads Criminal incident.
Full reading: https://gbhackers.com/carding-cyber-crime-activities/
RE: US Department of Justice Charged 36 Suspects in Global for Carding & Cybercrime Activ - ZOM_BIES - 02-09-2018
well thats something serious, but i think my government is too lazy to track carders
RE: US Department of Justice Charged 36 Suspects in Global for Carding & Cybercrime Activ - mothered - 02-09-2018
Good work with their Identification and apprehension of the cyber crime syndicate.
Upon reading the article, I was somewhat shocked at the magnitude of not only the crime Itself, but also It's potential:
Quote:Prosecutors said the Infraud organization stole more than $530 million and could have taken as many as $2.2 billion If It had not been terminated.
RE: US Department of Justice Charged 36 Suspects in Global for Carding & Cybercrime Activ - tvojaMama - 02-09-2018
Here's another great article about it: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/02/u-s-arrests-13-charges-36-in-infraud-cybercrime-forum-bust/
RE: US Department of Justice Charged 36 Suspects in Global for Carding & Cybercrime Activ - bringer - 02-27-2018
One of the commenters on the Krebs article beat me to this, but: I did not know Disney Dollars was a viable vehicle for counterfeiting. It makes some sense, though. Probably far less security on those than on fiat currencies.