UniCC, the largest carding site operating on the dark web at the moment, has announced its retirement, after reportedly generating $358 million in sales. Along with UniCC, its "brother" LuxSocks is ...

While the debate around carding was at its peak earlier this summer, photojournalist Chris Young spoke with members of Toronto’s black community about the police practice. Opponents of carding say it ...

Ontario government announces new regulations for carding -- but is more bureaucracy really the answer? You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account.

Cyber criminals are getting spooked by the sudden disappearance of a number of prominent dark web marketplaces, leading some to wonder if time is up on their illegal, underground activities.

We asked freelance journalist Desmond Cole, who has written extensively about his interaction with police, several questions about the police practice of carding. A: I think it is. So do former Chief ...

In an unprecedented display of unity against the Toronto police force's use of carding, more than 30 prominent current and former politicians, civil servants and community leaders gathered at city ...

As the province launches a round of public consultation on police carding, Ontario's largest police association is stepping up its defence of the controversial practice with a poll suggesting 40 per ...

The underground payment-card data broker saw its blockchain DNS sites taken offline after an apparent law-enforcement effort – and now Tor sites are down. Joker’s Stash, the carding site where ...