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Trojan Shield: FBI Secure-Phone Sting Nets More than 800 Arrests Worldwide
By Bill Chappell
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How the FBI's Trojan Shield operation exposed a criminal underworld
By Hannah Murphy
Spy phones 'in gangsters' back pockets' betray hundreds to police
By Toby Sterling & Colin Packham
Massive drug sting: 800 arrested, 2 tons of meth, 8 tons of cocaine, and 22 tons of marijuana seized
By Tony Keith
'We Have to Run a Good Company': How the FBI Sold Its Encryption Honeypot
By Joseph Cox
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Australian cops, FBI created backdoored chat app, told crims it was secure – then snooped on 9,000 users' plots
By Simon Sharwood
For years, the underworld thought its phones were safe. They fell for an encrypted app trap
By Ben Westcott
Australia's largest ever crime sting shows messages Aussie drug lords sent
By Alana Mazzoni & Levi Parsons
The FBI Secretly Ran the Anom Messaging Platform, Yielding Hundreds of Arrests in Global Sting
By Byron Tau & James Marson
How an app to decrypt criminal messages was born 'over a few beers' with the FBI
By DAVID JOHN. TUFFLEY
FBI's ANOM phone encryption nets 800 arrests in organized crime sting
By Kristine Phillips
Anom app designed by FBI ensnares alleged criminals as police make more than 800 arrests - The Washington Post
By Michael Birnbaum & Rachel Pannett
Hundreds arrested worldwide in Trojan Shield organised crime sting
By Michael Peel & Jamie Smyth
How the FBI and Australian police gained a front seat view of underworld workings in 90 countries
By Nino Bucci
Fake encrypted app cooked up over beers by Aussie cops and the FBI leads to global sting
By Ross Ibbetson, Alana Mazzoni & Daniel Piotrowski