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Available reporting indicates UK police made roughly 12,000 arrests in 2023 for social-media or private-message communications captured under Section 127 (Communications Act 2003) and Section 1 (Malic...
Savastan0 and numerous carding-specific shops and forums operated within the underground ecosystem during and after 2019, with evidence of large-scale card inventory and specialized vendor markets; th...
US and allied law‑enforcement agencies have run several high‑profile honeypot operations that produced arrests and seizures—most notably the AN0M/Trojan Shield campaign and the takeover of darknet mar...
Available reporting shows no single, definitive national figure that directly compares crime rates of migrants with UK‑born residents after fully adjusting for age, sex and socioeconomic status; acade...
Law enforcement can and does de-anonymize some Tor users on dark‑web carding sites, but success depends on exploiting specific weaknesses — operational mistakes, malware or network-level attacks, comp...
Reporting collected for this briefing does not include a documented, authoritative law-enforcement operation specifically describing the takedown or disruption of a darknet site called “Venus Market”;...
Muslim communities in major UK cities are documented as significant economic actors through business ownership, workforce participation, charitable giving and the growth of Islamic finance; estimates ...
Reform UK MPs have no unified, well-documented parliamentary voting record on UK sanctions targeting Russia in the sources provided; detailed roll‑call votes and how each Reform MP voted are not shown...
Digital ID systems can create powerful new tools for identification that many governments and vendors say improve convenience, security and fraud prevention (Trinsic tracking 48 schemes covering ~177M...
Official reporting assembled by journalists and parliamentarians shows roughly people were arrested under section 127 of the Communications Act 2003 and section 1 of the Malicious Communications Act 1...
, U.S. law enforcement and the have referenced and peer darknet marketplaces primarily as sources of stolen payment data and as targets in broader modular strategies—vendor arrests, platform seizures,...
remain resilient and adaptive in 2026, dominated by a shifting set of large platforms that specialize in stolen credentials, payment data, and malware tools while leveraging Tor and rails like Bitcoin...
Estimates of ’ contribution to in 2025 vary widely across sources: parliamentary remarks and community bodies cite figures from roughly £25 billion to £70 billion per year, reflecting different method...
Records reviewed for this briefing show documented reports of multiple child fatalities in and around the Forth and Clyde Canal across different periods, but none of the provided sources supply the pe...
Law enforcement tracks users of dark‑web marketplaces through a mix of technical attacks, undercover human intelligence, financial forensics and traditional policing methods, backed by multiagency and...
Usage evidence shows that “at the end of the day” is a long-standing idiom whose figurative use goes back to the 19th century , it rose steadily through the 20th century—becoming especially common in ...
Muslim communities in the UK have been increasingly visible across electoral politics, civic institutions and public life: record numbers of Muslim MPs and peers, active mosque-based civic engagement,...
NHS England’s Genomics Education Programme published a short article titled “Should the UK government ban first‑cousin marriage?” on 22 September 2025 which noted both an increased risk of genetic con...