Nearly 400,000 hit by cybercrime in Spain as people in their 50s and 60s are caught most often

Op Soga XI: 554 ditahan, wang pertaruhan lebih RM 3 juta dirampas

PETALING JAYA: Seramai 554 individu termasuk 213 warga asing ditahan dalam 422 serbuan yang dijalankan sepanjang operasi membanteras aktiviti pertaruhan haram dan perjudian dalam talian di seluruh negara. Kesemua suspek terdiri daripada 508 lelaki dan 46 wanita dipercayai terlibat dalam kegiatan pertaruhan bola sepak serta promosi perjudian melalui pelbagai platform termasuk laman web, aplikasi dan ... Read more The post Op Soga XI: 554 ditahan, wang pertaruhan lebih RM 3 juta dirampas appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Over 2,000 caught in police crackdown against illegal online gambling

South Korean police said Sunday they are investigating 2,319 individuals linked with illegal gambling online, identified through a seven-month crackdown launched in November. A total of 154 people have been placed under arrest in 1,746 cases, according to the National Office of Investigation under the National Police Agency. Police temporarily seized 107.2 billion won (69.8 million) in illegal profits from the suspect before official indictment, which is double the amount of a similar crackdown

Nearly 1,400 illegal World Cup streaming sites have ad revenue cut off in digital piracy fight

While the fight against piracy on the internet often feels like a fool’s errand, there’s one surefire way to affect those attempting to circumvent the rules: Turn off the money hose. Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG), a non-profit created by the global advertising industry to fight ad-related crime, says it’s pushed to deprive almost 1,400 illegal

Exclusive: Infiltrating Myanmar’s scam syndicates | 101 East Documentary

Southeast Asia’s cyberscam industry has trafficked at least 300,000 people from more than 60 countries, and stolen trillions of dollars from victims across the world. In this global exclusive, 101 East exposes how the industry is run with impunity. This two-year investigation reveals a highly organised network built on greed and forced criminality. As law enforcement authorities play catch-up, Chinese syndicates are evolving and setting up new operations around the world. 101 East goes undercover to expose the playbook of Myanmar’s notorious scam industry. #myanmar #cyberscam #fraud

Most Canadian teens have seen violence, gore online: survey

As Canada edges toward legislation meant to protect youths online, a new survey suggests most teens in the country have encountered real violence or gore on the internet. Eighty-five per cent of the 1,007 teens who participated in an online survey in January commissioned by scholarly organization DIY: Digital Safety and the Canadian Centre for [] The post Most Canadian teens have seen violence, gore online: survey appeared first on CityNews Montreal.