We gained access to BreachForums, a closed online forum with a thriving cybercrime community, to get a sense of the products and services being sold on the digital black market of the dark web. Here’s what we found. This article is written for educational purposes, and doesn’t encourage the use of the darkweb. Table of Contents What is the dark web? What is BreachForums? What we found on the dark web crime hub BreachForums Services found on BreachForums What do dark web criminals do with stolen user data? How to stay safe online What is the dark web? As a quick bit of background information, let’s clarify what we mean by the dark web and cybercrime forums. The dark web is a hidden part of the internet, accessible only through special browsing software like Tor, that focuses on user anonymity. The dark web serves as a hub for both legitimate uses, such as privacy-conscious browsing, and illegal activities, including the sale of stolen data, drugs, weapons, services, and other contraband. Cybercrime forums on the dark web are communities where hackers, fraudsters, and other criminals exchange information, tools, and services, often involving cryptocurrencies to facilitate anonymous transactions. You might also like: Hackers leak El Salvador’s Chivo Bitcoin wallet code What is BreachForums? BreachForums was launched as RaidForums in 2015 by Portuguese hacker Diogo Santos Coelho. RaidForums was started as a community focused on ‘raiding’ websites and online spaces as a form of pranking, trolling, or online disruption. However, as hackers on the site began breaching social media platforms and websites and stealing millions of user credentials, they started to sell these credentials to the highest bidder. RaidForums quickly evolved into one of the most sophisticated and well-established hubs of organized criminal activity on the dark web. Binance users KYC data seems to be on sale on the dark web now alleged github hack leak pic.twitter.com/SPjGQPsIlS — otteroooo (@otteroooo) February 4, 2024 When Binance was breached in February 2024 , BreachedForums was the first place that the user KYC details popped up for sale, and the same was true of the leaked Bitcoin ATM code used in the state of El Salvador, which appeared for sale on BreachForums in April of the same year. The site started to attract cybercriminals looking to buy sensitive information from corporate security breaches and even leaked government documents, causing it to be the focus of international law enforcement efforts. In 2022, Europol and U.S. intelligence agencies collaborated to seize the website and identify and arrest founder Diogo Santos Coelho who is now in UK custody awaiting extradition to the US for charges of cybercrime. FBI banner placed on BreachForums following 2022 seizure RaidForums was quickly re-established as BreachForums by a user called PomPomPurin who was arrested by the FBI in 2023, and the site was taken over by another user called Baphomet. BreachForums was seized by the FBI in May 2024, although cloned versions of the site have since popped up once more. While the site still boasts strong activity, as we’re about to show, many online users have speculated that the website may be a ‘honeypot’ or trap set up by the FBI to monitor cybercriminals and expose them for prosecution. What we found on the dark web crime hub BreachForums Entering BreachForums, we were immediately confronted with a barrage of proposed illegal activity. While some cybercrime forums adopt a more subtle approach of masquerading as communities of IT and cybersecurity enthusiasts, BreachForums has never made any such efforts to hide its true nature, and the home page at the time of our login showed users offering the violent services of the MS13 or La Mara Salvatruca gang for $10,000. Like all dark web postings involving violence, this is more likely to be a scam than a genuine offer, but the illegal activity didn’t stop there. The scrolling chatbox of the website also displayed users discussing, in real-time, the sale of The forum’s marketplace, which is buzzing with sellers offering illegal products such as stolen data , tutorials on bank fraud and credit card fraud, IP tracking, and much more. There was also, of course, a thread of Anime and Manga appreciation because even cybercriminals have hobbies. Anime thread | source: BreachForums All of the posts shown in this article were posted within hours of our initial login, demonstrating strong activity in an online community that is still very active, although one presumes under heavy observation from law enforcement. The above image shows users selling access to everything from online video streaming platforms like Paramount Plus and Netflix to breached OnlyFans accounts. Posts in the leaked data subforum showed users selling data leaks, including bundles of email logins for C-Suite directors of various companies as well as ID documents from the UAE, India, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, as well as a leak of files and images stolen from Saudi Arabian military emails. This last leak featuring military documents appears genuine according to our preliminary investigation but was also shown to be from 2016, indicating that this user is attempting to pass off old leaked information as fresh, one of many examples of the types of scams that take place even among cybercriminals online. One user claimed to have exclusive access to an Australian health insurance MedBank leak, and Australia’s MedBank was indeed breached by Russian cybercriminals in 2022 when the personal information of 9.7m Australians was stolen. Database leaks subforum | source: BreachForums Unlike the hitman-for-hire type posts that the dark web is famous for, these document and identity leaks are sadly very plausible, as the main purpose of BreachForums is indeed to sell stolen data of this nature, and business has been booming for years. However, with the repeated seizures and arrests by law enforcement, it’s possible that some of these posts are also traps by the FBI or other agencies seeking to catch criminals in the act. Services found on BreachForums As well as stolen data, industrious cybercriminals also offer various services for hire on the dark web, invariably taking cryptocurrency as payment . On BreachForums, we immediately found users purporting to offer DDoS services, access to a distributed denial of service attack where criminals leverage a botnet to shut down a website’s operations to either extort money from the victim, target competing businesses or simply spite an enemy. Services subforum | source: BreachForums One online group of cybercriminal developers had an advertisement for HNVC or Hidden Virtual Network Computing services that can be used to gain remote access to a victim’s computer. It was interesting to note that much like an ad for legal online services, the post had a detailed list of features and pricing options available and offered customer support in both Russian and English. Services subforum | source: BreachForums Other services included services to provide phone numbers allowing criminals to receive login codes to activate online accounts without identifying themselves or their own phone number. We found bulk email senders used for illegal mass-marketing campaigns for products, phishing scams, or other malware, and also saw advertisements for email flooders used to clog up the email inbox of an enemy in an effort to make the email unusable or to hide malicious activities such as warnings of attempted logins. One email flooder went to the trouble of creating what appears to be an AI-generated banner ad and logo for their service, the name of which we have censored so as not to advertise their services. AI-generated ad for dark web email flooder | Source: BreachForums We saw entire threads dedicated to services selling access to remote online servers, programming services for web development, and even graphic design services, all of which could be used to create sophisticated scams such as fraudulent landing pages to steal victim’s user data. Of course, while some of these services may be legitimate, many of them are likely fake, and due to the website being seized and reopened multiple times, the accounts here are all under two years old. Cybercrime forums often operate on an escrow basis, or on the basis of trust where a user has a proven track record of ‘honest’ sales, whereas this new website has few measures in place to safeguard against scams. We did see several services advertising that they accept escrow payments, meaning a vetted third party holds funds until both parties are satisfied with payment, as with this developer offering pre-made phishing websites and landing pages. Services subforum | source: BreachForums The willingness to accept escrow indicates that this user may indeed be selling what they claim to sell, although there are likely many scams involving escrow payments on this site as well. In fact, the site has an entire scam thread on the site that shows a log of users reporting on-site scams. User uuu732 reports that their efforts to scam others online backfired due to falling prey to a scam on BreachForums themselves. They paid user PennyTrate-x $300 for software that would allow them to bypass malware detection softwares and send malware-infected PDFs to their unsuspecting victims. Scam Reports subforum | source:crypto.news The seller did not provide the goods, and when the moderator asked them for an explanation, they declined to respond, leading to their account getting banned. Another user reported a dispute with a different seller. In this case, the user spent $500 attempting to purchase database of user credentials breached from a Swiss insurance company and an additional $1,300 trying to purchase the database of a Swiss retail outlet. They reported that they did not receive their illicit data in either transaction. What do dark web criminals do with stolen user data? Cybercriminals buy login data and user data in an effort to hack email and social media accounts to either gain access to a user’s finances and rob them, or to gain access to sensitive information that they can further exploit. For example, a dark net criminal might access a user’s PayPal account and try to make unauthorized purchases or transfer funds directly to another account, or commit identity theft by applying for loans in someone else’s name using their passport information. This information is also commonly used for extortion and blackmail purposes when criminals find sensitive information by logging into their victim’s accounts. How to stay safe online As we can see, the dark web is a dangerous subsection of the internet for many reasons. Even on this website that has been seized and reopened multiple times, we find an open-air bazaar of criminal activity ranging from illegal services and products to scams being perpetrated against other members of the forum. On the clearnet, users can stay safe by implementing two-factor authentication on their devices and online accounts, meaning a second device like their phone is needed to sign in to an account. This can help prevent hacking and phishing attacks. Likewise, taking care to verify URLs online to ensure that they’re correct and not mispelled or fraudulent can help prevent falling prey to an attack. Unsuspecting users visiting the dark web, even purely out of personal interest, will find themselves rubbing shoulders with seasoned scammers and hackers probing for any weakness they can find. Users visiting the dark web should avoid clicking on any unfamiliar links or downloading any files, and while it should go without saying, making a purchase of any kind can open you up to all kinds of trouble from both legal and non-legal actors. In fact, the best way to stay safe from the dark web is simply not to visit it in the first place! Let us do that for you. We aim to visit other corners of the dark web on a regular basis and give regular updates on our findings, keeping you up to date on the underbelly of the global internet. You might also like: FBI traces crypto transfers to dismantle $100m dark web marketplace How to get to the dark web on a Chromebook? People ask this all the time, and the answer is a little complicated. Firstly, we don’t recommend that anyone accesses the dark web! While the space is interesting to explore from a journalistic point of view, it’s also full of scammers and other types of criminals that can be dangerous to come across. To get to the dark web on a Chromebook, people typically install Linux via the Crostini app and simply add the Tor browser repository to gain access to Tor’s hidden serices, AKA the dark web. However, once again, this is not recommended unless done for research or journalism purposes. Why is the dark web so creepy? The dark web has a reputation for being ‘creepy’ partly due to the prevalence of popular YouTube videos which showed YouTubers claiming to open ‘mystery boxes’ from the dark web, as well as the popularity of short stories and ‘creepypastas’ which featured the dark web in horror fiction. In reality, these videos are typically staged, and the dark web is often more businesslike. People usually access it either to share information without being censored or persecuted, such as political whistleblowers, or, of course, to perpetrate cybercrime and deal in contraband. How to check my if my email is on dark web? While breached email addresses are sold on websites like Nulled, you don’t need to access the dark web to see if your email is there. To check if your email is on the dark web, you can use the Have I Been PWNed tool on the clear net instead. Is the dark web real ? Yes, the dark web is very real! Large sums of money are exchanged in the sale of narcotics, breached online accounts, malware, weapons, hacking services for hire, and other forms of contraband. What to do if email is on dark web ? If your email is found to be on the dark web, you should change your password immediately and setting up two-factor authentication (2FA). If you’re finding that people are still trying to access your account, such as with emails in your inbox asking you to confirm logins, you might want to consider changing your email address altogether.
Bitcoin (BTC) has shown notable recovery since this week began, climbing back above $100,000 and now trading at $104,430. This upward move represents a 4.9% daily gain and more than a 10% increase over the past week. Analysts have been examining this rally closely, noting that it mirrors patterns observed in past market cycles. Specifically, the role of market pullbacks—often seen as discouraging by short-term investors—has emerged as a critical factor behind Bitcoin’s long-term strength. Related Reading: Is Bitcoin’s Upward Cycle Back? Key Insights Into The Latest Recovery Bitcoin Larger Rally Ahead, Here’s Why According to datascope, a contributor to CryptoQuant’s QuickTake platform, Bitcoin’s most significant rallies have frequently originated in so-called “bear zones.” These are periods when the market dips sharply, and sentiment turns pessimistic. However, the analyst emphasizes that these pullbacks are more than just periods of loss; they are times when patient investors can position themselves for future gains. The current recovery, as the analyst explains, aligns with a historical pattern where Bitcoin tends to emerge stronger after periods of sharp declines. Datascope wrote in a post on the CryptoQuant QuickTkake platform: When we look at Bitcoin’s pullbacks, a fascinating pattern emerges! What happens in those red-marked zones? The market takes a dive into the “bear zone,” and it feels like all hope is lost. But this is exactly where the magic begins!. By examining past performance, datascope found that Bitcoin’s strongest upward moves have historically followed these bearish periods. Rather than panic-selling, holding steady during these moments has proven advantageous for those looking to capitalize on the eventual market rebound. According to the analyst, “these patterns highlight the importance of market psychology and the power of patience.” Datascope concluded by noting: The takeaway is simple: if you can read Bitcoin’s ups and downs, pullbacks don’t have to be scary—they can be opportunities. While red zones might initially seem discouraging, history proves that the rebounds from these levels are often far more impressive. Patience wins! Coinbase Premium Index Signals Bullish U.S. Sentiment Meanwhile, another reason why Bitcoin’s ongoing recovery could lead to a larger rally is the fact that Coinbase Premium Index (CPI), has returned to positive territory for the first time since early January. This metric reflects the difference between Bitcoin’s prices on Coinbase and other exchanges, often seen as a gauge of US investor sentiment. The recent move into positive territory suggests that American buyers are reclaiming market influence, potentially driving Bitcoin’s recent gains. Related Reading: Crypto Fear And Greed Index Barrels Toward Extreme Greed Again As Bitcoin Price Clears $101,000, Is This Good News? Burak Kesmeci, another contributor to CryptoQuant, observed that US investors are showing renewed interest in Bitcoin as the inauguration of the new administration approaches. Kesmeci noted that the positive CPI readings indicate a market dominated by buyers on both daily and hourly timeframes. This shift in sentiment comes as Bitcoin reclaims the $100,000 milestone and may signal a broader trend of optimism among US investors. Featured image created with DALL-E, Chart from TradingView
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Wyoming has taken a significant step towards incorporating cryptocurrencies into state finances by proposing the creation of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. This initiative marks Wyoming as a pioneer in the
Wyoming has become the latest US state to propose a bill for a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, just days before Donald Trump’s US presidential inauguration.
Chinese state-sponsored hackers have breached hundreds of devices at the US Treasury Department, according to a new report. The attackers accessed 400 laptop and desktop computers at the department including Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s computer, reports Bloomberg, citing two people familiar with the matter. An early investigation has found employee usernames and passwords were accessed, along with at least 3,000 unclassified files. The department’s email and classified systems were not breached and on Yellen’s device, less than 50 files were reportedly accessed. The hackers appeared to be looking for information on sanctions and international affairs. They also accessed data on ongoing investigations at the Committee on Foreign Investment, which is an inter-agency body that reviews foreign investments in US businesses to identify potential national security risks. The Treasury Department reportedly discovered the breach after receiving a warning from BeyondTrust Corp. The access management firm notified the Treasury that its network had been exploited on December 8th. Chinese officials deny any involvement in this and other allegations of state-sponsored cyberattacks. Don't Miss a Beat – Subscribe to get email alerts delivered directly to your inbox Check Price Action Follow us on X , Facebook and Telegram Surf The Daily Hodl Mix Disclaimer: Opinions expressed at The Daily Hodl are not investment advice. Investors should do their due diligence before making any high-risk investments in Bitcoin, cryptocurrency or digital assets. Please be advised that your transfers and trades are at your own risk, and any losses you may incur are your responsibility. The Daily Hodl does not recommend the buying or selling of any cryptocurrencies or digital assets, nor is The Daily Hodl an investment advisor. Please note that The Daily Hodl participates in affiliate marketing. Generated Image: Midjourney The post US Treasury Department Exposed As Chinese Hackers Breach 400 Devices, Including Janet Yellen’s Computer: Report appeared first on The Daily Hodl .
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As Bitcoin (BTC) surges past $100,000 once again, edging closer to a new all-time high (ATH), most crypto analysts predict the premier cryptocurrency will peak around $150,000 during this market cycle. However, some experts argue that such a target is “too low” for BTC, considering its growing adoption and evolving market dynamics. $150,000 Target Too Low For Bitcoin Crypto trader Alex Becker recently took to X to share his thoughts on Bitcoin’s price momentum. The trader said that although the consensus points to BTC peaking at $150,000 this cycle, he believes that the target is “way too low and way too short.” Related Reading: Bitcoin Primed For A Major Rebound Following ‘Final Capitulation,’ Analyst Predicts Becker argued that at $150,000, Bitcoin’s market capitalization would only represent one-sixth of gold’s, leaving significant room for growth. He described the idea of BTC reaching merely one-sixth of gold’s market cap as “silly low.” At the time of writing, Bitcoin’s total market cap stands at $2.06 trillion. In comparison, gold commands a significantly larger market cap of approximately $18.5 trillion. As for why, the trader noted that unlike past market cycles, things are vastly different for BTC during the current cycle. The top cryptocurrency is poised to benefit from favourable regulations under Donald Trump’s administration, alongside increasing adoption by corporations and sovereign nations as a store of value. Becker projects that, driven by these factors, BTC could peak anywhere between $250,000 and $400,000. His outlook aligns with that of crypto analyst Will Clemente. In a recent post on X, Clemente noted that if a nation adopts Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset, it could trigger a domino effect, compelling other countries to follow suit. Clemente elaborated: Once a nation adopts BTC as a strategic reserve asset, it becomes inherently nationalist to DCA into said asset. Then apply this to every nation on Earth that wants to keep its purchasing power simultaneously in game theoretic fashion. BTC Supply Crunch Nearing? As more corporations add Bitcoin to their balance sheets and speculation grows about the potential establishment of a US strategic Bitcoin reserve, the active supply of BTC may come under pressure. Related Reading: Bitcoin Reserve Idea Sparks Cautious Response From Japan PM: Report Crypto analyst Miles Deutscher recently pointed out in an X post that Bitcoin balances on crypto exchanges have hit a fresh seven-year low. Historically, reduced exchange supply correlates with sharp, parabolic price increases for the asset. Other projections estimate BTC could reach a peak of around $200,000 by the summer of 2025. At press time, Bitcoin is trading at $103,973, up 5.7% in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Unsplash, Charts from X and TradingView.com
As bullish sentiment sweeps through the crypto market, investors are flocking to high-potential assets. Bitcoin (BTC) remains a pillar, but altcoins like Ethereum (ETH) and the emerging BigBossInu are proving to be the next big opportunities. These are the top cryptocurrencies set to rise before the broader rally gains full speed. BigBossInu is quickly emerging as a force in the crypto market, with its presale drawing significant interest from forward-thinking investors. Seen as a high-reward opportunity, those who get in early could see substantial returns. Backed by cutting-edge technology and a bold growth strategy, BigBossInu is setting the stage for impressive growth. BigBossInu is rewriting the rules for meme coins by pairing its appeal with practical utility. Launching at a presale price of $0.000084, it raised $100,000 in minutes, a testament to investor confidence. With a listing price of $0.007, early adopters are already looking at nearly 6,970% gains. BIGBOSSINU celebrates $100,000 raised within minutes! For a limited time, get a 50% EXTRA BONUS by using the code EXTRA50X . Don’t miss out! >> Cardano (ADA): ADA recently hit a critical support at $0.88, showing a strong rebound from this level, indicating robust buying interest. If bulls can push it above $1.2, ADA could target $1.52 next. However, a failure to maintain above $0.88 may lead to further correction towards $0.50. Chainlink (LINK): LINK is currently trading above its 20-day EMA of $23.63 after a recent dip, with buying interest at lower levels. Bulls are targeting a breakout above $27.39 to retest resistance at $23.06. Bears may still be active at $21.39, which could lead to a drop if they defend that level well. Kaspa (KAS): Kaspa has been gaining traction for its unique proof-of-work mechanism aimed at solving scalability issues, making it a notable player in the blockchain space. Analysts are optimistic about its role in the next crypto bull run as interest in scalable blockchain solutions continues to grow. Arbitrum (ARB): ARB’s performance tends to align with broader market trends, especially in the context of layer-2 solutions aiming to enhance Ethereum’s scalability and efficiency. >> Conclusion As bullish sentiment returns to the crypto market, altcoins like BigBossInu, Cardano, Chainlink, Kaspa, and Arbitrum are attracting attention for their growth potential. BigBossInu’s presale is well-positioned for growth, but investors must proceed cautiously and conduct thorough research in this evolving market. To learn more about BigBossInu and its Presale visit: Presale: https://bigbossinu.com/buy-token Website: https://bigbossinu.com Telegram: https://t.me/bigbossinu X/Twitter: https://x.com/BigBossInu Continue Reading: Ethereum’s Explos-ion Frenzy: Why Bitcoin and XRP Are Top 2025 Picks
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. Analyzing 5 altcoins with the potential to outshine Bitcoin’s recent rally. Table of Contents XYZ to take the meme coin championship Cardano BNB Ethereum XRP Conclusion Bitcoin’s recent surge is capturing attention, but other cryptocurrencies might offer even greater rewards. Five altcoins are poised to outperform Bitcoin’s rally, and this article uncovers these rising stars. XYZ to take the meme coin championship XYZ is stepping into the crypto ring, delivering KO punches to scam projects, farming flops, and low-value tokens. As the first-ever sports-focused meme coin, it’s blazing through the market like a true champion, setting its sights on a 75x growth. XYZ is redefining the game with XYZVerse by blending sports excitement with meme-driven energy. Packed with entertainment-focused dApps, XYZ is pulling millions of sports fans into the fold, creating a winning combination of sports hype and crypto innovation. XYZ is gearing up to dominate the GameFi scene, potentially delivering even bigger wins to its stakeholders through the perfect fusion of meme power, sports passion, and crypto adoption. Missed out on BOME’s 5,000% rally or WIF’s 1,000% surge? XYZ is primed to leave those gains in the dust. Positioned to surge over 7,400% by TGE, it’s poised to become the GOAT of meme coins. XYZVerse isn’t just a platform — it’s a movement. By empowering its community to steer the project, XYZ will reward active contributors with exclusive airdropped tokens. With string tokenomics, planned CEX/DEX listings, and continuous token burns, XYZ is primed for a championship run, ensuring a positive price trajectory and an engaged, thriving community. Interested investors can join the XYZ presale for its 9,900% knockout opportunity. You might also like: XYZVerse could be the second chance for those who missed Bitcoin Cardano Cardano recently rebounded above $1, signaling renewed bullish momentum as the broader crypto market experiences a surge. The crypto is currently trading at $1.13, with a 24-hour increase of around 3%. Notably, analysts highlight that ADA is currently trading within a pennant pattern. With the pennant’s upper resistance and lower support lines converging, a breakout appears imminent. If ADA breaches the nearest resistance level at $1.50, it could target a price of $1.74, marking a substantial gain from its current levels and further solidifying its position in the market. BNB BNB is trading at $717, confined within an uptrend line and the $745 overhead resistance. Analysts suggest that while bulls may attempt to breach the $745 level, it could act as a strong barrier. A sharp rejection at this resistance might drive the BNB/USDT pair toward its moving averages. However, a strong rebound from the moving averages could enhance the chances of a breakout above $745, potentially propelling the price to $794. A bearish turn with a break below the uptrend line would invalidate this positive outlook and signal further downside risks. You might also like: XYZVerse aims to outpace DOGE and SHIB with 15,000% growth Ethereum Ethereum was trading at $3,466 at the time of writing, denoting an increase of 3.43% in 24 hours and 6.61% in the past week. Ethereum’s recovery to $3,466.67 from the neckline of a head-and-shoulders pattern is encountering resistance in the zone between the moving averages. The 20-day EMA at $3,380 and the RSI near the midpoint indicate a balance between supply and demand. A break and close above $3,745 could shift momentum to buyers, potentially driving the ETH/USDT pair to rally toward $4,094. However, a decline below the neckline may invalidate this bullish outlook, potentially pulling the price down to $2,850, where buyers are expected to reenter. XRP Since the 2024 U.S. election, XRP’s price has surged by 460%, reflecting strong market sentiment. With XRP now gaining significant attention, Messari analyst Sam Ruskin recently suggested it could surpass Ethereum in value soon. This optimism is driven by several factors, including Donald Trump entering office, the buzz around a potential XRP ETF filing, and growing investor interest in “boomer coins” like XRP. Ruskin predicts that these events could lead to a 35-50% price increase for XRP, potentially narrowing the gap with Ethereum’s market capitalization. Conclusion ADA, BNB, ETH, and XRP are promising, but XYZ, the first all-sport meme coin uniting fans, aims for massive growth and could outshine them all. For more information on XYZVerse, visit their website , Telegram , or X . Read more: Why analysts are choosing XYZVerse instead of PEPE and SHIB Disclosure: This content is provided by a third party. crypto.news does not endorse any product mentioned on this page. Users must do their own research before taking any actions related to the company.