Les dernières actus cybercrime (13 octobre 2023)

Voici les actualités principales de la semaine passée concernant le cybercrime.

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Les actus sélectionnées cette semaine

FBI most-wanted Russian hacker reveals why he burned his passport | TechCrunch
« We sometimes throw memes at each other, » said Mikhail Matveev, speaking of others involved in ransomware attacks.

Qakbot hackers are still spamming victims despite FBI takedown | TechCrunch
The FBI said its seizure of dozens of Qakbot servers would « permanently dismantle » the botnet, but researchers say their targeting continues.

US Police Recover $3M Stolen by Pakistani Crypto Scammers
In a rare success story, Westport Police have recovered $3 million worth of cryptocurrency that Pakistani scammers stole.

Two hacker groups are back in the news, LockBit 3.0 Black and BlackCat/AlphV
Researchers from cybersecurity firm TG Soft are warning Italian entities and companies of LockBit 3.0 Black and BlackCat/AlphV attacks.

Blackbaud agrees to $49.5 million settlement for ransomware data breach
Cloud computing provider Blackbaud reached a $49.5 million agreement with attorneys general from 49 U.S. states to settle a multi-state investigation of a May 2020 ransomware attack and the resulting data breach.

North Korea’s Lazarus Group Launders $900 Million in Cryptocurrency
Report reveals Lazarus Group, tied to North Korea, involved in $900 million cross-chain bridge laundering

French Cybercriminal Pleads Guilty for Hacking Corporate Data
Sebastien Raoult, also known as Sezyo Kaizen, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft in the U.S. District Court in Seattle.

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