Criminals are turning to video game mega-hit “Fortnite” and its 200 million players as an easy way to launder cash from stolen credit cards, according to cyber intelligence firm SixGill. “‘Fortnite’s’ format and popularity have drawn the attention of cybercriminals, and resulted in a thriving criminal eco-system around the game,” according to a report by […]
Criminals Drawn To ‘fortnite’ Create ‘thriving Criminal Eco-system’ Around Game (intelligence Firm)
Brian Crecente, Variety
Tue, 01/15/2019 - 12:00pm
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