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Insider trading flourishes on the Dark Web
Insider traders make thousands of dollars on the side by providing access to their companies' data, new research suggests.

Insider trading is gaining popularity on the Dark Web, with employees of banks and financial institutions looking to make some extra money from their privileged access to valuable data and information.

have emerged that focus exclusively on insider trading, through which stock markets can be manipulated, access to corporate systems and resources sold, and leaked information traded, according to a recently argentina whatsapp data report on insider trading by cybersecurity firms RedOwl and Intsights.

Between 2015 and 2016, the number of discussions of insider trading issues on forums nearly doubled: by the end of the year, researchers counted almost a thousand mentions of it online.

“A commercial marketplace with ready buyers and intermediaries has been created on the Dark Web to facilitate the monetization of insider activity,” the researchers report. “Specifically, the Dark Web rewards malicious activity by company employees by providing insiders with the opportunity to receive monetary rewards for it, without much risk of exposure.”

The administrators of these sites try to conduct their business as quietly as possible: they host their sites on foreign hosting services, do not record any logs, and use secure operating systems, RedOwl claims.