Alexandra Posadzki
Alexandra Posadzki is a prominent financial and cybercrime reporter for The Globe and Mail, where she covers complex topics related to cryptocurrency and financial fraud. In a recent article, she discussed the case of Andean Medjedovic, a math prodigy turned fugitive, who allegedly siphoned millions in cryptocurrency through hacking schemes. Posadzki's expertise in this field allows her to shed light on the intricate details of such financial crimes and the implications of decentralized finance.
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I’m Alexandra Posadzki and I cover financial crime and cybercrime for The Globe.
Business Brief: The rise of cybercrime-as-a-service
Canada· 2026-01-17
Alexandra Posadzki reported on the restitution for former QuadrigaCX customers in The Globe and Mail.
More than 100 bitcoins linked to QuadrigaCX are still missing. Victims are entitled to those assetsCanada· 2025-12-14
Alexandra Posadzki is the winner of the National Business Book Award for her book Rogers v. Rogers.
The Globe’s Alexandra Posadzki wins the National Business Book AwardCanada· 2025-10-22
Globe reporter Alexandra Posadzki shares her thoughts on The Empusium.
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Alexandra Posadzki joins The Decibel to discuss what current regulations say about who is liable for losses from a scam.
If you fall for a scam, who should pick up the bill?Canada· 2025-07-30Alexandra Posadzki is The Globe’s cybercrimes reporter who found that the abuse of the internal account recovery system is still happening.
The black market for getting hacked Meta accounts backCanada· 2025-06-14
Alexandra Posadzki is The Globe’s financial and cybercrime reporter.
Former Anonymous hacker worries he helped elect TrumpCanada· 2025-06-02Alexandra Posadzki is a financial and cybercrime reporter discussing Medjedovic's alleged activities.
How a math prodigy-turned-fugitive siphoned millions in cryptoCanada· 2025-05-03