
42 US Attacks Pull Russian Cybercrime Hosts Into Court
DOJ says Russian bulletproof hosts enabled attacks on 42 US entities, shifting pressure from hackers to infrastructure sellers.
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DOJ says Russian bulletproof hosts enabled attacks on 42 US entities, shifting pressure from hackers to infrastructure sellers.

DOJ says the U.S. TikTok app no longer fits the 2022 federal device ban, putting access back in agencies' hands.
Justice Department investigation into Iran's alleged use of Binance for sanctions evasion threatens broader crypto industry oversight.
US prosecutors target alleged darknet administrator for converting $2M cryptocurrency into gold bars shipped internationally.

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Federal Reserve Chair’s Investigation Disappears as DOJ Calls It Closed The Department of...

Apple secured court approval to demand Samsung’s internal documents, intensifying its defense in the DOJ’s antitrust case and escalating tech rivalry.
The DOJ's antitrust case against Live Nation-Ticketmaster isn't really about service fees. It's about a self-reinforcing tech platform monopoly that controls every link in the chain from artist to fan.