There's a warning for parents from the head of the San Francisco FBI, Sanjay Vimani, about an international network of predators called "764" that's using seemingly innocent video games to target ...

A reporting consortium including Der Spiegel, Recorder, The Washington Post, and WIRED has unearthed a sprawling ecosystem that has targeted thousands of people and victimized dozens, if not hundreds, ...

A mysterious, shadowy group has been appearing online recently, and it has parents and law enforcement concerned about potential child exploitation. The group, known as 764, is a decentralized network ...

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The parents of a Seattle-area teenager who was allegedly pushed to take his own life by a member of the online extremist network "764" have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Discord, claiming the ...

As if parents of teens didn’t have enough to worry about when it comes to their kids’ safety, there is now the online network known as “764.” The predatory network targets teens and has become the ...

The deadly shooting in a Tacloban City high school, which killed three students, is being linked to an online extremist group called “764,” said Senator Risa Hontiveros on Wednesday. The senator said ...

British security chiefs are warning that children are increasingly being exposed to extremist grooming and violent online networks, with gaming platforms emerging as a major concern for investigators.