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Next-generation 400-meter skyscraper to be built in Moscow - Vimarsana News

Next-generation 400-meter skyscraper to be built in Moscow

Moscow's Architectural Council has approved a proposal to build a 400-meter-high skyscraper in the city's business district Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia Sanctions Update - April 7, 2022 | Foley Hoag LLP - Vimarsana News

Russia Sanctions Update - April 7, 2022 | Foley Hoag LLP

I. New Executive Order Bans U.S. Investment in Russia - On April 6, 2022, President Biden issued a new Executive Order, “Prohibiting New Investment in and Certain...

Actions Target Russian Govt. Botnet, Hydra Dark Market – Krebs on Security - Vimarsana News

Actions Target Russian Govt. Botnet, Hydra Dark Market – Krebs on Security

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) says it has disrupted a giant botnet built and operated by a Russian government intelligence unit known for launching destructive cyberattacks against energy infrastructure in the United States and Ukraine. Separately, law enforcement…

Largest darknet market shut down by US, German authorities - Vimarsana News

Largest darknet market shut down by US, German authorities

US and German officials have seized one of the world’s largest darknet markets, that traffics in illicit goods and services, estimated to have cryptocurrency wallets containing RM105.46mil.

Russia-Linked Hackers Bagged $400 Million in Crypto From Ransomware Attacks, Reports Chainalysis - Vimarsana News

Russia-Linked Hackers Bagged $400 Million in Crypto From Ransomware Attacks, Reports Chainalysis

A study by crypto analytics firm Chainalysis finds that Russia-linked hackers was associated with majority of crypto-ransomware invasions, siphoning the equivalent of $400 million (roughly Rs. 3,005 crore) in stolen funds to illicit addresses in that country.

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