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Bitcoin is sometimes described as the “currency of criminals,” and we all see stories about how criminals use bitcoin to move money and extract ransoms. But did you know that law enforcement also uses the blockchain—bitcoin’s distributed, immutable, permanent record of transactions—to investigate cybercrime? Come learn more about how bitcoin’s underlying technology helps fight cybercrime.
Participants
Kathryn Haun
Participant
Assistant US Attorney (participating in personal capacity), US Department of Justice, US Attorney’s Office, Northern District of California
Analytics Intelligence & Response
incident response security analytics security consulting security services forensics & e-discovery
Topic
Analytics Intelligence & Response
Subtopic
incident response
security analytics
security consulting
security services
forensics & e-discovery
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