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U.S. Prosecutors Charge Russian Trio in Cybercrimes Causing More Than $62 Million in Losses

Federal prosecutors have charged three Russian nationals over infrastructure that allegedly enabled ransomware, malware, phishing, and other cyberattacks against organizations in the United States and abroad. The seven-year investigation links the activity to more than $62 million in victim losses across essential sectors. The alleged operation did not depend on one named malware family. Instead, […] The post U.S. Prosecutors Charge Russian Trio in Cybercrimes Causing More Than $62 Million in Losses appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Federal prosecutors have charged three Russian nationals over infrastructure that allegedly enabled ransomware, malware, phishing, and other cyberattacks against organizations in the United States and abroad. The seven-year investigation links the activity to more than $62 million in victim losses across essential sectors. The alleged operation did not depend on one named malware family. Instead, it focused on internet hosting designed to remain available despite abuse complaints, allowing criminal customers to operate systems, hide…
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