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A Leicestershire man convicted of running a darkweb drug trafficking operation from the attic of his home was ordered by the Leicester Crown Court to "repay" the proceeds of his drug trafficking operation.

After a month or longer of regular downtime, the Envoy discussion forum has relaunched with a complete redesign.

A New York City man was charged by the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of Massachusetts for conspiracy to engage in computer hacking, trafficking in stolen payment card numbers, and money laundering. The suspected hacker allegedly hacked websites, stole credentials, and offered them for sale on the internet.

A 46-year-old from Zwolle, Netherlands, laundered money for suspected criminals by anonymously exchanging Bitcoin for cash. In court, the prosecution pushed the court to sentence the defendant to 14 months in prison and two years of probation.

A California court denied a motion for pre-trial release filed by Jeremy Donagal, the drug dealer convicted of operating the "Xanax King" vendor accounts. He isnow facing new charges for selling through a new vendor account on the darkweb.

The Public Prosecution Service asked the court, during a hearing in Rotterdam, to sentence a darkweb drug vendor to six years in prison. According to investigators, the 23-year-old defendant shipped more than 600 packages of drugs to customers in several different countries.

Saint-Petersburg city court pronounced a final judgment in the case of five methamphetamine and marijuana dealers who operated on Hydra, a russian-language darkweb marketplace.

An investigation into a darkweb drug operation in the Netherlands led to the discovery of more than 400,000 ecstasy pills, according to an announcement from the Public Prosecution Service.