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You are here: Home / News / Nigeria Exposes International Crypto Scam, 53 Suspects Face Charges EFCC charged 53 individuals, including 29 Chinese nationals, for involvement in a global crypto fraud network. Authorities seized $200,000, alleging the syndicate processed over $3 million from illegal activities. The raid, known as “Eagle Flush Mission,” led to the

Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek's network of contributors It turns out Dave Portnoy actually isn't done talking about Zach Bryan just yet. On Wednesday, November 20, the Barstool Sports founder took to TikTok to address a reported incident at UFC 309 on Saturday, November 16, where Bryan's name was mentioned during a post-fight interview

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On the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion, Ukraine is commemorating horrific losses — and remarkable defiance. The country’s fierce resistance on the battlefield has been echoed on the digital front — where Kyiv has unique experience. The conflict with Russia has become the world’s first full-scale cyberwar, but Ukraine was a test bed for digital

On February 15, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission announced proposed rule changes to enhance protections of customer assets managed by registered investment advisers. According to the proposed rules, investment advisers are expected not to inappropriately use, lose, or abuse investors’ assets. The SEC responded to the FTX and Alameda collapse that lost over $8

Detailed tactical plans for imminent police raids, confidential police reports with descriptions of alleged crimes and suspects, and a forensic extraction report detailing the contents of a suspect’s phone. These are some of the files in a huge cache of data taken from the internal servers of ODIN Intelligence, a tech company that provides apps