Money laundering is a significant financial crime used by criminal syndicates to infuse illicitly obtained money into legitimate financial systems, disguising criminal origins and manipulating economies. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are particularly vulnerable to such infiltrations, leading to mass bankruptcies and socioeconomic decline if the illicit funding is disrupted. This paper recommends strategic, multi-dimensional international cooperation to combat such criminal activities, in addition to enhancing societal resilience against financial manipulation.
This smartwatch trick could steal government secrets from ultra-secure computers without touching the internet or raising any alarms
Researchers at Ben-Gurion University have proposed an uncommon way of extracting data from secure, air-gapped systems via smartwatches that involves exploiting the microphone of a
