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 ...

UniCC, the largest online marketplace for stolen credit and debit cards, announced it will close next week after facilitating $358 million in transactions over nine years, blockchain analytics firm ...

UniCC controlled 30 percent of the stolen payment-card data market; leaving analysts eyeing what’s next. A top underground market for buying and selling stolen credit-card details, UniCC, has ...

The administrators of the UniCC site that run the largest illegal marketplace on the darknet, offering stolen credit cards, announced that they are retiring after they've made around $358 million in ...

When the admin or admins of illicit dark web marketplace UniCC — which has become a haven for cybercriminals looking to purchase stolen credit card credentials and Social Security numbers — announced ...

A blockchain analysis firm called Elliptic says the operators of UniCC, which the company describes as "the leading dark web marketplace of stolen credit cards," have retired after raking in ...

The administrators of the largest illegal marketplace on the darknet for stolen credit cards are retiring after making an estimated $358m (£260m). The anonymous owners of UniCC thanked the criminal ...

The U.S. government this week put a $10 million bounty on the head of a Russian man who for the past 18 years operated Try2Check, one of the cybercrime underground’s most trusted services for checking ...