International sting takes down one of world's biggest online criminal marketplaces Genesis Market

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Genesis Market hosted 80 million account credentials and digital footprints stolen from devices of more than two million people, and users could buy 'bots' containing the information

The NCA said its work was not done, however, with more arrests expected and other users to be contacted and warned about their potentially criminal activity.Genesis Market provided its users with a custom web browser mimicking that of their victim.

But they will contain links that may send you to a fake website that asks you to input account details that could then be stolen. You should also avoid typing in any personal information while connected to a public network, no matter how convenient that train Wi-Fi might be, because they don't always have strong safety protocols in place.

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