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Investigators traced 75 Bitcoins worth more than $4 million through nearly two dozen cryptocurrency accounts.

Following an outage of the REvil - aka Sodinokibi - ransomware operation due to coordinated law enforcement efforts involving the U.S. and foreign partners, the

Russian hackers continue to hack U.S. companies. Next, will be government entities, maybe even our military arsenal. This should raise flags about our outdated infrastructure.

Armstrong Williams: Hackers showcase America’s vulnerabilities By Armstrong Williams • 6 hours ago Armstrong Williams Among many claimed benefits, cryptocurrencies supposedly offer two significant benefits over fiat currencies: 1) autonomy and 2) discretion. This past week, the U.S. federal government took them both down. The U.S. Department of Justice issued a press statement that it had seized $2.3 million in cryptocurrency. The seizure was the result of the FBI’s Colonial Pipeline inv...

Researchers discovered an unidentified malware that created a 1.2TB database of personal records stolen from 3.25 million PCs between 2018 and 2020.

A glimpse into the ransomware gang known as DarkSide’s secret communications in the months leading up to the Colonial Pipeline attack reveals a criminal

Secret chats show how cybergang became a ransomware powerhouse

Read more about They hit you hard: How DarkSide became powerhouse of ransomware attacks on Business Standard. Cybergangs targeting of US pipeline owner casts spotlight on a rapidly expanding criminal industry based primarily in Russia.

REVEALED: $90 MILLION was paid in Bitcoin ransoms after 99 firms including Guess and Toshiba were targeted by DarkSide hackers who closed the Colonial Pipeline Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic said DarkSides Bitcoin wallet received $90 million from 47 Bitcoin payments in the last nine months  Around half of all victims paid the hackers ransom money with t he average payment being $1.9 million   Of the more than $90 million identified, $15.5 million went to DarkSide’s developer and the re...

The hacking syndicate said to be responsible for the Colonial Pipeline has announced plans to "shut down" amid pressure from the United States government. However, according to The New York Times, cybersecurity experts are not sure they are buying that proclamation. On Friday, May 14, DarkSide issued a Russian-written statement to the publication confirming their immediate plans. "Due to the pressure from the U.S., the affiliate program is closed," the statement said. "Stay safe and good luck....