Venezuelan Cartel's Malware Honcho Nabbed for ATM Jackpotting
A Venezuelan Tren de Aragua malware figure, the first cybercriminal on the FBI most-wanted list, was nabbed for ATM jackpotting.
A Venezuelan Tren de Aragua malware figure, the first cybercriminal on the FBI most-wanted list, was nabbed for ATM jackpotting.
Alleged Ploutus creator Anibal Canelon Aguirre pleaded not guilty in Nebraska federal court.
FBI arrested Ploutus developer Anibal Canelon Aguirre, accused of leading Tren de Aragua ATM jackpotting.
Alleged Ploutus developer Anibal Canelon Aguirre appeared in US court after arrest over ATM jackpotting that stole over $5.4 million.
Treasury sanctioned eight Tren de Aragua members over ATM jackpotting that stole about $40.7 million.
US Treasury sanctioned a Tren de Aragua network accused of ATM jackpotting tied to about $40.7 million in losses.
The U.S. Treasury sanctioned a Tren de Aragua network tied to $40.7 million in ATM jackpotting losses.
US Treasury sanctioned alleged Ploutus ATM-malware developer Anibal Canelon Aguirre and associates tied to Tren de Aragua.
OFAC sanctioned 10 people over a Ploutus ATM-jackpotting scheme that US officials link to Tren de Aragua.
Five Venezuelan nationals pleaded guilty to ATM jackpotting conspiracy tied to Ploutus malware, as FBI tallies $58 million in losses since 2021.
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