Cybercrime
A US court sentenced Syrian hacker Ahmad Umar Agha to 42 months for pro-Assad attacks on media, businesses, and government entities.
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Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said Saturday that his personal data had been disseminated on the dark web.
A US court sentenced Syrian hacker Ahmad Umar Agha to 42 months for pro-Assad attacks on media, businesses, and government entities.
It allowed customers to host hack-for-hire services, supported ransomware and infostealer operators, and accepted crypto payments.
Malicious code linked to a website monitoring tool was designed to hijack logged-in Polymarket sessions and siphon user funds.
Blockchain analysts link the record crypto theft to North Korean hackers, as Binance probes a possibly compromised engineer laptop.
Artem Stryzhak was sentenced to 70 months in prison after pleading guilty to using Nefilim ransomware in attacks.
The individuals called victims and persuaded them to install an app and scan their credit cards to loot their bank accounts.
The company has restored many websites and apps in Europe and expects e-commerce brands in the US to be restored in days.
Backed by a federal court order, Microsoft and Health-ISAC seized domains powering YAM Store, CoGUI, and Iron Man.
Investigators stormed 40 locations in Texas and seized 187 laptops used by North Korean IT workers to hide their location.
The company says it took some of its systems offline to contain a security issue within its network.
The outage hit the main Ubuntu and Canonical websites, including the Ubuntu blog and developer portal.
Oleg Korniev was a leader of YMCO, a sophisticated network of money mules that helped hackers move funds outside the US.
The suspect is believed to be Edward Dubrovsky, a Canadian cybersecurity executive who was visiting the United States for a conference.
The former core infrastructure engineer deleted admin accounts, reset hundreds of passwords, and demanded 20 bitcoin to spare the company’s servers.
Hackers hijacked the .gh, .sl, and .as ccTLDs and obtained HTTPS certificates for several Google domains.
Zohar Pinhasi was paying ransoms to obtain decryption keys and then charging victims substantially more for remediation.