AirDrive USB Keylogger is a USB-based keylogging tool cited in a January 2026 cybercrime case involving a hacker who used malware to open a port to coke smugglers.
Overview
AirDrive USB Keylogger is a USB-based keylogging tool cited in a January 2026 cybercrime case involving a hacker who used malware to open a port to coke smugglers. The tool's use exemplifies how USB-based keyloggers can enable covert data capture and unauthorized access to illicit networks, highlighting its significance in modern malware and cybercrime investigations.
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Dutch Hacker Sentenced for Aiding Cocaine Smugglers via Port IT Systems
A Dutch national was sentenced to seven years in prison for hacking port IT systems to facilitate cocaine smuggling. The Amsterdam Court of Appeal upheld the conviction, rejecting the hacker's appeal that claimed police…
3 articles · Updated January 13, 2026
Recent Intelligence Reports
- Appeal fails for hacker who opened port to coke smugglers — Theregister · January 13, 2026
- Court tosses appeal by hacker who opened port to coke smugglers with malware — Theregister · January 13, 2026