From SBF to the GRU, these were the most disruptive forces of online chaos this year.
drug market—after being demolished by law enforcement—clawed back to the top of the online underworld after doggedly resurrecting itself.
This year, some of the phantoms of the Trump era and the Covid-19 pandemic finally seemed to recede—only to make room for new threats and the return of ghosts of years past. The same dictators—Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, Kim Jong Un—who have long threatened the global order, their geographic neighbors, and their countries' own citizens. Fresher digital threats like India's slide into online repression, and brazen cybercriminals displaying more ruthlessness than ever.
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