The scheme behind the screen of tech companies. How a network of bot farms defrauded users of $15 billion
Online botanical farms are mostly used for simple tasks. To increase the number of subscribers, get the required number of likes on its posts, or promote the necessary narratives on social media.
A group of enterprising Cambodians took a more creative approach and created a huge underground empire under the name of Prince Holding Group (PHG). It is now under investigation by American and British law enforcement agencies.
Its scale is evidenced by the fact that crypto assets alone have been confiscated in the amount of almost $15 billion. This is the largest such seizure in the history of the US Department of Justice. Read how one bot farm grew into a large-scale scam, what it got caught on, and why its leader is being protected by the Cambodian government in the article LIGA.net .
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