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Cybercrime concern in Australia amid dark web raid

Published 6 April 2023, 10:25 am
One of the world's biggest online criminal marketplaces used to sell stolen data has been dismantled, after an international police investigation that included Australian authorities. The website known as Genesis Market sold login details and other personal information, allowing criminals to access individual bank accounts. For more, SBS World News spoke to Professor of Cyber Security from Monash University, Nigel Phair.
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