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Digital Robin Hood: FBI Hacks the Hackers to Neutralize BlackCat Ransomware Threat
“ALPHV Ransomware Group Disruption” reads like the title of a comic book where the good guys win. Law enforcement agencies, led by the FBI, have seized the websites of cyber-villains, BlackCat, and released their ransomware decryptor. It’s a digital Robin Hood act that’s helped hundreds…
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Well, it's not every day you hear about the good guys winning in a cybercrime story. It seems like the tables have turned for the cyber-villains of the ALPHV ransomware group, or as we like to call them, BlackCat. It's like a classic comic book story: the villains run wild, causing havoc until the heroes swoop in and save the day. In this case, the heroes are none other than our very own law enforcement agencies, led by the FBI, with a little help from a "confidential human source". And just like in the comics, the villains' lair (or in this case, their websites) have been seized and their weapon (the ransomware) neutralized. It's almost poetic, isn't it?Already a member? Log in here