Europol, the European Union’s top law enforcement agency has co-founded a new working group dedicated to digital currencies.
The European Union's (EU) top law enforcement agency recently held a two-day conference on the subject of digital currencies.
Spanish police have seized and destroyed six bitcoin mines as part of an investigation into the illegal distribution of television content.
As it closes a $1.6m seed round, blockchain startup Chainalysis has agreed to assist the European Cybercrime Centre in fighting online criminals.
Europol has found that there is no evidence to back up reports linking the Islamic State (IS) to the use of bitcoin.
The EU’s top law enforcement agency has announced a new crackdown on the DDoS attack group DD4BC, which demands ransom in bitcoin.
Europol wants an intern with blockchain analysis skills for an open source intelligence project.
Europol and Interpol have agreed to work together on issues related to the criminal use of digital currencies.
Europol has said in a new report that it believes bitcoin could become the go-to currency for digital criminals in the region.
The Internet Watch Foundation is working with bitcoin companies to prevent digital currency being used to buy online child sexual abuse imagery.
Cryptocurrencies offer a money-laundering platform for freelance criminals, a new Europol report says.
A Europol report has found that bitcoin is increasingly being used to pay for online child sex abuse broadcasted on illicit websites and apps.
International authorities have disabled GOZeuS, the P2P network behind the CryptoLocker malware.
Europol is urging legislators to provide law enforcement with more powers to fight digital money laundering.