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Honeypots are decoy systems that record attacks and are widely treated by security writers and scholars as tools to observe and deter cybercriminals rather than to induce crime; multiple technical and...
Law enforcement can and has used online honeypots as investigative tools, but their legality and admissibility are contested: U.S. guidance and commentators point to wiretap and privacy limits and to ...
Buying or using stolen credit‑card data in the United States can trigger state and federal criminal charges that range from misdemeanors to serious felonies carrying years in prison, heavy fines, rest...
Sideloading — installing apps outside official stores — consistently appears in reporting as higher-risk than installing from curated marketplaces: Google’s own analysis found “over 50 times more malw...