Cybercriminals on Dark Net Make $1000 to $200,000 in BTC a Month
Cybercriminals are making a killing on the dark net, earning anywhere between $1000 to $200,000 a month. Ever wondered why the number of hacking incidents or ransomware attacks has increased over the years? The answer to that question is good pay. For those who didn’t know, cybercriminals manage to make a decent amount of money each month at others’ expense. A recent report states that the monthly payouts for their crimes are on an average of $1000 to $3000. The report, published by Recorded Future is the result of a thorough study conducted by the organization on the dark web. The....
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Alex Winter, a documentary maker from trouperproductions.com, wants to make a Bitcoin-documentary called the "Dark Web". He posted his project on the popular crowdfunding platform Kickstarter.com and has now received 74 000 of 75 000 USD. He still needs 1000 USD to reach his target. Should we help him? He writes: Sure, this is a documentary about the Deep Web, Bitcoin and the Silk Road. But as importantly it's an exploration of a pivotal moment in cultural history. The events that are currently taking place at this juncture of the digital revolution will shape our future. We are asking you....
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