Ransomware gets personal: 'We-know-where-you-are kind of stuff'
Semperis survey finds 37% of ransomware cases include psychological or physical threats against staff and families.
Semperis survey finds 37% of ransomware cases include psychological or physical threats against staff and families.
764 leader Prasan Nepal pleaded guilty to child sexual exploitation conspiracy, facing up to 30 years.
Jordan detained ShinyHunters suspect Rey, who is reportedly helping the FBI identify other members.
ShinyHunters claims it stole personal and assignment data on FBI agents to force retraction of an agency advisory.
Early Scattered Spider member Ahmed Elbadawy pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy and identity theft, with prosecutors seeking $17.6 million in forfeiture.
Malone Lam's plea hearing approaches in the $240 million bitcoin social engineering theft; the case highlights surging crypto fraud and limited enforcement.
A 17-year-old from Maine became the first minor federally adjudicated for 764 extremist crimes, including child exploitation, signaling a policy shift on prosecuting juveniles.
Apollo Global Management confirmed a breach of cloud platforms by BlackFile-linked social engineering attackers, exposing personal data including Social Security numbers.
Kyle Spitze, an early 764 member, was sentenced to 77 years for producing CSAM, the longest sentence for a nihilistic violent extremist.
BlackFile (UNC6671), a The Com-linked extortion crew, keeps hitting financial and med tech firms with voice-phishing IT-support scams and ~$3 million demands.
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