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- REvil Ransomware Members Walk Free: A Troubling Twist in . . .
Between 2019 and 2021, REvil raked in over \$100 million in ransom payments and orchestrated massive attacks, including the headline-grabbing 2021 Kaseya supply chain breach That incident triggered a direct warning from U S President Joe Biden to Russian President Vladimir Putin
- Techmeme: Russia releases four REvil members who were . . .
Russia releases four REvil members who were convicted for payment card fraud; the Kremlin's 2022 crackdown on REvil followed a call between Biden and Putin — A Russian court sentenced several members of the notorious REvil ransomware gang to five years in prison but let them walk free right …
- 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 ransomware members released after time served on . . .
Four REvil ransomware members arrested in January 2022 were released by Russia on time served after they pleaded guilty to carding and malware distribution charges As they confirmed, Andrey
- Russia Frees REvil Ransomware Members After Guilty Pleas and . . .
The four were among eight REvil members arrested during a major crackdown by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) in early 2022 The remaining defendants—Artem Zayets, Alexey Malozemov, Daniil Puzyrevsky, and Ruslan Khansvyarov—chose not to plead guilty and received prison sentences ranging from 4 5 to 6 years, with some convicted of additional malware distribution charges
- Four REvil Ransomware Members Sentenced in Rare Russian . . .
Four members of the now-defunct REvil ransomware operation have been sentenced to several years in prison in Russia, marking one of the rare instances where cybercriminals from the country have been convicted of hacking and money laundering charges
- Russia releases REvil members after convictions for payment . . .
A Russian court sentenced several members of the notorious REvil ransomware gang to five years in prison but let them walk free right after the verdict, saying they had already spent enough time behind bars while awaiting trial The case was not related to REvil’s high-profile ransomware attacks
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