FBI Seizes 145 Domains Tied to BidenCash Fraud Hub

U.S. federal authorities have seized 145 internet domains linked to BidenCash, a cybercrime platform accused of trafficking stolen financial data, according to the Justice Department. The illicit marketplace, active since at least March 2022, reportedly served over 117,000 customers and facilitated the sale of more than 15 million compromised credit card numbers.

The domain seizure is part of a broader effort by law enforcement to dismantle digital infrastructures supporting cybercrime. Authorities allege that BidenCash enabled the distribution of stolen payment card data, contributing to widespread financial fraud. Customers used the platform to access illegally obtained data, which was then used or resold for illicit purposes.

The Justice Department said the operation underscores the government’s commitment to disrupting cybercriminal ecosystems. The takedown of BidenCash’s digital assets is expected to hinder access to the marketplace and limit its operations. Officials did not disclose whether any arrests accompanied the domain seizures or if further action is pending.