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- Russias case against REvil hackers proceeds as government . . .
REvil is known for targeting high-profile individuals, including Lady Gaga and former U S president Donald Trump, as well as large U S companies like the Florida-based software provider Kaseya in 2021 Hacked Kaseya servers allowed REvil to deploy ransomware inside the internal networks of thousands of companies across the world
- Four REvil Hackers Freed After Time Served in Russian Custody
This case marks the second wave of REvil convictions In October last year, a separate court in Saint Petersburg sentenced four others — Daniil Puzyrevsky, Ruslan Khansvyarov, Alexei Malozemov, and Artem Zayets — to prison terms ranging from 4 5 to 6 years Unlike the latest group, they denied guilt and are currently serving time
- Russian court releases several REvil ransomware gang members
The criminal proceedings against REvil stretch back to January 2022, when Russian authorities, acting on information from the United States, arrested 14 people suspected of running and developing the gang’s operations The case was considered at the time to be a rare example of Russian–U S joint action against cybercrime, especially given
- Four REvil ransomware crooks walk free after admitting guilt
Russia starts playing by the rules: FSB busts 14 REvil ransomware suspects; None of them are believed to have been extradited, however, and this may be due to the failure of political negotiations between Russia and the US The Department of Justice (DoJ) was able to finally convict one REvil member, though
- Russia sentences REvil ransomware members to over 4 years in . . .
Russia has sentenced four members of the REvil ransomware operation to over 4 years in prison for distributing malware and illegal circulation of means of payment REvil ransomware (aka Sodin and
- Four REvil members sentenced to more than four years in prison
Four members of the ransomware gang REvil were sentenced to multiple years in prison in Russia for charges related to hacking and money laundering The sentences for Artem Zayets, Alexey Malozemov, Daniil Puzyrevsky and Ruslan Khansvyarov were announced on Friday after the Russian military prosecutor's office pushed last week for prison terms
- REvil hackers demand $70 million to end biggest ransomware . . .
An affiliate of the notorious REvil gang, best known for extorting $11 million from the meat-processor JBS after a Memorial Day attack, infected thousands of victims in at least 17 countries on
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