International sting brings down major dark web marketplace
By DW
09 April 2023 |
10:25 am
Law enforcement agencies say "Genesis Market" dealt in stolen identities and account details. Dubbed "Operation Cookie Monster," Wednesday's sting involved 17 nations and resulted in 120 arrests.
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