Telegram Fueling Crime In Southeast Asia
Telegram hosts ‘underground markets’ for Southeast Asian crime gangs, UN says
Powerful criminal networks in Southeast Asia extensively use the messaging app Telegram which has enabled a fundamental change in the way organised crime can conduct large-scale illicit activity, the United Nations said in a report on Monday.
Telegram has transformed into an app that’s used by crime gangs based in Southeast Asia, a new report from the UN confirmed.
Criminal groups in Southeast Asia are using Telegram as a “key venue” to connect and conduct business, a new UNODC report ...
Telegram has become a hotbed for Southeast Asian criminal networks, facilitating the sale of hacked data, malware ...
Powerful criminal networks in Southeast Asia extensively use the messaging app Telegram which has enabled a fundamental ...
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