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Crypto Laundering in Gambling: How Online Casinos are Used to Wash Illicit Funds

by Thomas Alber | Oct 3, 2024 | Casino Industry, Crypto, For the Public, Gaming, latest-news, Money Laundering

Cryptocurrency has revolutionized financial systems and sectors like online gambling, providing users with a level of privacy and speed unattainable with traditional payment methods. This anonymity and global accessibility, however, have also attracted criminals, who...

Synthetic Identity Fraud and Crypto: How Fake Identities Are Used in Financial Crime

by Thomas Alber | Oct 2, 2024 | Banking, Crypto, For the Public, latest-news, Money Laundering, Organized Crime

Synthetic identity fraud (SIF) is one of the most rapidly growing forms of financial crime in the U.S., with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) estimating that it accounts for up to 80% of all credit card fraud losses (Federal Trade Commission, 2022). In SIF,...

🚨 FREE Cryptocurrency for the Patrol Officer Course 🚨

by Thomas Alber | Oct 1, 2024 | For Peace Officers, latest-news

Looking to enhance your department’s understanding of cryptocurrency investigations? Join our FREE course designed specifically for patrol officers. Learn the basics of cryptocurrency and equip your team to handle crypto-related crimes confidently!Course Date:📅...

Crypto Crime as a Service: The Emergence of Black Market Solutions

by Thomas Alber | Oct 1, 2024 | Crypto, For the Public, latest-news

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and privacy coins such as Monero have transformed global financial transactions by providing decentralized, anonymous, and borderless ways to transfer value. While these features offer many benefits, they have also opened the...

Importance of Collaborative Training for Judges, Prosecutors, Police, Paralegals, and Trial Prep Assistants in Cryptocurrency-Related Cases

by Thomas Alber | Sep 21, 2024 | Crypto, Crypto Scams, For Peace Officers, latest-news, Money Laundering

Judges and prosecutors play a crucial role in shaping the outcomes of cryptocurrency-related cases, and their understanding of cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and the role these technologies play in facilitating criminal acts is more important than ever. As the...