Men from Aberdeen and Glasgow were arrested as part of an operation following the takedown of Genesis Market
Two men have been arrested as part of an international operation led by the FBI to take down a notorious dark web marketplace selling stolen credentials to criminals worldwide.
Genesis Market, which was taken offline on April 4, was a go-to service for criminals seeking to defraud victims, having hosted approximately 80million credentials and digital fingerprints stolen from over two million people. Top news stories today "We will continue to work in partnership with law enforcement agencies in this country and abroad to target and disrupt this sort of activity.”
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