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Name: Tracers in the Dark
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)
Author: Andy Greenberg

Tracers in the Dark examines the rise of cryptocurrency and its role in expanding digital black markets—drug dealing, money laundering, and human trafficking—beyond traditional analog crime. Veteran cybersecurity journalist Andy Greenberg provides unprecedented access to federal law‑enforcement officials and private industry experts, detailing how technical forensics, financial analytics, and relentless persistence can uncover a hidden vulnerability in anonymous digital ledgers. The book reveals the stories of IRS agents, a Bitcoin‑tracing Danish entrepreneur, and a cadre of prosecutors and agents who collaborate to bring down a historic online narcotics marketplace, illustrating the escalating battle of technology and crime across the globe.

First publish date: 2022

Genre: Technology & Computing/Cybersecurity

Authors: Andy Greenberg

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