Login details and personal information were sold on the platform for as little as $1
One of the world’s biggest criminal marketplaces used by online fraudsters has been shut down in a global law enforcement crackdown.
Genesis Market sold login details and personal information for as little as $1.
This allowed people to gain access to banking details and do shopping online.
Seventeen law enforcement agencies around the world were part of the co-ordinated raids, including from the U.S., U.K., the Netherlands and Australian Federal Police.
One hundred and twenty people were arrested, as a part of ‘Operation Cookie Monster’, after worldwide searches were executed.
