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Artificial Intelligence 'Reshaping' Organised Crime, Warns Europol
Artificial intelligence is turbocharging organised crime, from creating child sexual abuse images to money laundering via cryptocurrency, Europol warned Tuesday.
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"One Of World's Largest" Cybercrime Markets For Stolen Identities Busted
International police have shut down what they called "one of the world's largest" online markets dealing in millions of stolen identities and account details, Europol said on Wednesday.
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Criminal Exploitation Of ChatGPT Is Coming, Europol Warns
"The potential exploitation of these types of AI systems by criminals provides a grim outlook," The Hague-based Europol said.
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Police Bust Cocaine "Super-Cartel" In Dubai, Europe: Report
Police have dismantled a huge drugs "super-cartel" that controlled a third of Europe's cocaine trade, arresting 49 people in various countries including six top suspects in Dubai, Europol said Monday.
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CBI Arrests 2 For Cheating Foreigners Posing As Interpol Officials
The CBI has arrested two men who ran an illegal call centre in west Delhi from where they allegedly cheated and extorted money from foreign nationals by posing as Interpol and Europol officers, officials said today.
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OneCoin Ponzi Scheme Mastermind Ruja Ignatova Now in Europol's Most Wanted Criminal List
Ruja Ignatova, the founder of Ponzi scheme OneCoin, has been added to Europe’s list of most wanted fugitives as of Wednesday. Ignatova is known for being the founding head of OneCoin, one of the biggest scams in the history of crypto, and the basis of the BBC podcast series, titled The Missing Cryptoqueen.
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Dutch ATM Bomb Gang Members Blow Themselves Up During Test Run
Dutch and German police have busted a criminal gang who made video tutorials on how to bomb cash machines, only to blow themselves up in the process, officials said Thursday.
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Online Child Sex Abuse Rises With COVID-19 Lockdowns: Europol
De Bolle, a former head of the Belgian police, said the rise in paedophile activities was reported by national law enforcement authorities from the 27 EU states who saw higher access to illegal websites and shut more online platforms for the exchange of child sex material.
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"Crime Has No Gender": Europol Targets Most Wanted Women In New Campaign
Europe's policing agency Friday rolled out a new campaign to catch the continent's most wanted female criminals, saying their crimes were just as serious as those committed by men.
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Man Who Faked His Own Death Found Living In Castle With Rolls Royce, Arrested
A "high profile" Ukrainian man who faked his own death was arrested in France, Europol said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Europol Launches Online Game. Goal: Collect Most-Wanted Criminals
From Thursday, Europol is offering up their own "team" of 25 most wanted criminals in an online game not unlike collecting football cards.
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Ransomware Top Threat in 2017 Cybercrime 'Epidemic': Europol
"The last year has been exceptional, given the size and the type and the range of the attacks that we've seen," Europol director Rob Wainwright said.
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'Dear Europe's Most Wanted' Cops Send Cheeky Postcards To Track Criminals
European police forces are sending a series of cheeky "wish you were here" postcards this summer in a bid to track down 21 of the continent's most wanted criminals.
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Global Ransomware Attacks on the Rise, Says Europol
"Ransomware has soared since 2012, with criminals lured by the promise of profit and ease of implementation," the European police agency said in a statement.
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China Denounces Accusations It Is Main Source Of Fake Goods In European Union
China denounced a Europol report today that accused China of being the main source of counterfeit goods in the European Union, calling it "irresponsible" while vowing to continue the crackdown on intellectual property right violations.
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Artificial Intelligence 'Reshaping' Organised Crime, Warns Europol
Artificial intelligence is turbocharging organised crime, from creating child sexual abuse images to money laundering via cryptocurrency, Europol warned Tuesday.
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"One Of World's Largest" Cybercrime Markets For Stolen Identities Busted
International police have shut down what they called "one of the world's largest" online markets dealing in millions of stolen identities and account details, Europol said on Wednesday.
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Criminal Exploitation Of ChatGPT Is Coming, Europol Warns
"The potential exploitation of these types of AI systems by criminals provides a grim outlook," The Hague-based Europol said.
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Police Bust Cocaine "Super-Cartel" In Dubai, Europe: Report
Police have dismantled a huge drugs "super-cartel" that controlled a third of Europe's cocaine trade, arresting 49 people in various countries including six top suspects in Dubai, Europol said Monday.
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CBI Arrests 2 For Cheating Foreigners Posing As Interpol Officials
The CBI has arrested two men who ran an illegal call centre in west Delhi from where they allegedly cheated and extorted money from foreign nationals by posing as Interpol and Europol officers, officials said today.
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OneCoin Ponzi Scheme Mastermind Ruja Ignatova Now in Europol's Most Wanted Criminal List
Ruja Ignatova, the founder of Ponzi scheme OneCoin, has been added to Europe’s list of most wanted fugitives as of Wednesday. Ignatova is known for being the founding head of OneCoin, one of the biggest scams in the history of crypto, and the basis of the BBC podcast series, titled The Missing Cryptoqueen.
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Dutch ATM Bomb Gang Members Blow Themselves Up During Test Run
Dutch and German police have busted a criminal gang who made video tutorials on how to bomb cash machines, only to blow themselves up in the process, officials said Thursday.
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Online Child Sex Abuse Rises With COVID-19 Lockdowns: Europol
De Bolle, a former head of the Belgian police, said the rise in paedophile activities was reported by national law enforcement authorities from the 27 EU states who saw higher access to illegal websites and shut more online platforms for the exchange of child sex material.
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"Crime Has No Gender": Europol Targets Most Wanted Women In New Campaign
Europe's policing agency Friday rolled out a new campaign to catch the continent's most wanted female criminals, saying their crimes were just as serious as those committed by men.
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Man Who Faked His Own Death Found Living In Castle With Rolls Royce, Arrested
A "high profile" Ukrainian man who faked his own death was arrested in France, Europol said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Europol Launches Online Game. Goal: Collect Most-Wanted Criminals
From Thursday, Europol is offering up their own "team" of 25 most wanted criminals in an online game not unlike collecting football cards.
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Ransomware Top Threat in 2017 Cybercrime 'Epidemic': Europol
"The last year has been exceptional, given the size and the type and the range of the attacks that we've seen," Europol director Rob Wainwright said.
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'Dear Europe's Most Wanted' Cops Send Cheeky Postcards To Track Criminals
European police forces are sending a series of cheeky "wish you were here" postcards this summer in a bid to track down 21 of the continent's most wanted criminals.
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Global Ransomware Attacks on the Rise, Says Europol
"Ransomware has soared since 2012, with criminals lured by the promise of profit and ease of implementation," the European police agency said in a statement.
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China Denounces Accusations It Is Main Source Of Fake Goods In European Union
China denounced a Europol report today that accused China of being the main source of counterfeit goods in the European Union, calling it "irresponsible" while vowing to continue the crackdown on intellectual property right violations.
