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Cryptocurrency promised huge potential for investors. But it’s cybercriminals who are reaping the benefits. From multimillion-dollar ransomware payouts to borderless money laundering, cryptocurrency has quietly become the fuel powering a global cybercrime economy.
As regulation evolves across multiple jurisdictions, gaps, inconsistencies, and the borderless nature of crypto continue to give criminal threat actors a simple workaround: move somewhere the rules don’t reach. This has created opportunities for cybercrime that groups such as TeamTNT have been quick to exploit.
In this episode of Masked Actors, Group-IB’s Gary Ruddell and Nick Palmer are joined by Erica Stanford, Digital Asset, Crypto and AI Specialist at law firm CMS. She reveals the shadowy infrastructure and trail of crypto-enabled cybercrime that keeps hacking gangs like TeamTNT moving.




In this episode, we discuss how commercially minded adversaries innovate to stay active and avoid detection, how businesses can effectively respond to such a constantly moving target, and what steps can be taken by users to protect themselves online.


In this episode, we discuss what motivates cyber criminals to target national infrastructure, and what happens when the pillars that hold up our modern digital society – from government and defence to energy- are struck by cyber-attacks.


In this episode, we discuss sophisticated social engineering deployed by Ajina, as well as how to flip the narrative around cyber defence from fear to empowering consumers with the awareness and routines needed to maintain vigilance in a landscape rife with scams.