In January, the FBI had led a coordinated takedown of similar cybercrime sites, crypting services included, such as Cracked.to, and Nulled.to, in a global operation, dubbed Talent.

The FBI joined authorities across Europe last week in seizing domain names for Cracked and Nulled, English-language cybercrime forums with millions of users that trafficked in stolen data, hacking ...

It led to two arrests following the search of seven properties. Law enforcement seized 17 servers, 12 domains, 50 devices, and around €300,000 ($311,279) worth of cash and cryptocurrency tokens. Given ...

The operation targeted websites associated with Cracked, Nulled, StarkRDP, Sellix and MySellix, according to tech news website Bleeping Computer and VX-Underground, an online repository for ...

'Cracked' and 'Nulled' were underground forums with a combined total of over 10 million users that not only discussed cybercrime topics, but also traded illegal goods such as stolen data, malware ...

Jan. 31 (UPI) --An international law enforcement operation has taken down Cracked and Nulled, two of the largest cybercrime marketplaces where bad actors bought and sold illegal goods, including ...

The Justice Department worked in close cooperation with investigators and prosecutors from several jurisdictions on the takedown of both the Cracked and Nulled marketplaces, including the Australian ...

The seized servers have also provided law enforcement with information on the approximately 10 million users of Cracked and Nulled. This includes users’ email addresses, IP addresses and communication ...

Perhaps the biggest news, however, is the takedown of two major hacking forums: Cracked, and Nulled, which, Europol says, between them had more than 10 million users. You may like ...

Nulled[.]to operated in a similar fashion since 2016, selling stolen logins and ID information, including a hacking tool that contained the names and Social Security numbers of 500,000 US citizens ...