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  • What happens in the Blockchain does not remain in the Blockchain – Part 3
    Dark Web & Cryptography

    What happens in the Blockchain does not remain in the Blockchain – Part 3

    Mister Serious
    28/09/2020

    Once we get to the starting transaction as explained in part 1 and part 2 of this analysis, let’s see…

  • What happens in the Blockchain does not remain in the Blockchain – Part 1
    Dark Web & Cryptography

    What happens in the Blockchain does not remain in the Blockchain – Part 1

    Mister Serious
    28/09/2020

    By reconstructing the flow of transactions and communicating the transactions of interest to the involved exchanges and intermediaries, it is…

  • What happens in the Blockchain does NOT remain in the Blockchain – Part 5
    Dark Web & Cryptography

    What happens in the Blockchain does NOT remain in the Blockchain – Part 5

    Mister Serious
    28/09/2020

    In this part of our analysis, let’s see what happens to the 2.5 bitcoins transferred. Such a precise amount was…

  • What happens in the Blockchain does not remain in the Blockchain – Part 4
    Dark Web & Cryptography

    What happens in the Blockchain does not remain in the Blockchain – Part 4

    Mister Serious
    28/09/2020

    Let’s continue our analysis. Since the behavior does not conform to that seen in the other cases, let’s try to…

  • What happens in the Blockchain does NOT remain in the Blockchain – Part 2
    Dark Web & Cryptography

    What happens in the Blockchain does NOT remain in the Blockchain – Part 2

    Mister Serious
    28/09/2020

    If you have no doubts about the first, let’s try to find an answer to the second question posed by…

  • Sextorsion: who did it?
    Cybersecurity & DFIR

    Sextorsion: who did it?

    Mister Serious
    14/06/2020

    Sextorsion emails are becoming increasingly popular. Let’s see what are the steps to follow to understand how the proceeds were…

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