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Van Nuys man indicted for allegedly selling 'trojan' malware to help others crack computers – San Gabriel Valley Tribune - Vimarsana News

Van Nuys man indicted for allegedly selling 'trojan' malware to help others crack computers – San Gabriel Valley Tribune

Edmond Chakhmakhchyan, 24, is accused of advertising and selling software that enables users to access victims' private communications, their login credentials and other personal information.

Van Nuys man indicted for allegedly selling 'trojan' malware to help others crack computers – Whittier Daily News - Vimarsana News

Van Nuys man indicted for allegedly selling 'trojan' malware to help others crack computers – Whittier Daily News

Edmond Chakhmakhchyan, 24, is accused of advertising and selling software that enables users to access victims' private communications, their login credentials and other personal information.

Van Nuys man indicted for allegedly selling 'trojan' malware to help others crack computers – Daily Breeze - Vimarsana News

Van Nuys man indicted for allegedly selling 'trojan' malware to help others crack computers – Daily Breeze

Edmond Chakhmakhchyan, 24, is accused of advertising and selling software that enables users to access victims' private communications, their login credentials and other personal information.

Hitting the Books: How hackers turned cybercrime into a commercial service - Vimarsana News

Hitting the Books: How hackers turned cybercrime into a commercial service

In "Fancy Bear Goes Phishing", Yale Law professor Dr.

DarkSide Wanted Money, Not Disruption from Colonial Pipeline Attack - Vimarsana News

DarkSide Wanted Money, Not Disruption from Colonial Pipeline Attack

minute read Share this article: Statement by the ransomware gang suggests that the incident that crippled a major U.S. oil pipeline may not have exactly gone to plan for overseas threat actors. Threat actors behind last week’s Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack that crippled a major U.S. oil pipeline said that financial gain–not political, economic or social disruption–is the goal of their nefarious activities, vowing to choose their targets more carefully in the future. Join Threatpost for “Fortifying Your Business Against Ransomware, DDoS & Cryptojacking Attacks” a L...