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Operating as an access broker, the defendant sold unauthorized access to compromised networks to an undercover agent.
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The 44-year-old individual planted remote access malware on a logistics firm’s systems, with help from employees.
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Victoria Dubranova faces over 25 years in prison for links to Russia-backed CARR and NoName hacktivist groups.
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Michael Clapsis has been sentenced to 7 years and 4 months in prison for stealing sensitive information.
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Matthew Lane pleaded guilty in May to extorting two companies after hacking into their networks and stealing information.
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One of the two 17-year-old boys allegedly walked by law enforcement and embassy offices carrying a Wi-Fi sniffer.
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Cybersecurity researchers believe the attack on Collins Aerospace involved a piece of ransomware known as HardBit.
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Conor Fitzpatrick, who pleaded guilty in July 2023, was sentenced last year to time served and supervised release.
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The notorious cybercrime groups claim they are going dark, but experts believe they will continue their activities.
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Marat Tyukov, Mikhail Gavrilov, and Pavel Akulov targeted US critical infrastructure and over 500 energy companies in 135 countries.
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