Stolen data reaches five continents and 22 countries in 12 days on the Dark Web - 14 Apr 2015 - Computing News - 0 views
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dr tech on 15 Apr 15"The files were then downloaded through the Bitglass proxy service, in which a unique watermark was applied to each copy, so that the company could track when the data was viewed and/or downloaded from that point forward. The firm used a basic "phishing" technique to entice criminals on the Dark Web. The data had been viewed over 200 times in just a few days, and in 12 days it had received more than 1,000 clicks, and had spread across the globe in 22 different countries, in five different continents."