Published on January 18, 2024. EST READ TIME: 2 minutes
In a significant operation against cybercrime, the U.S. Justice Department recently took control of several internet domains linked to the notorious "Blackcat" ransomware gang, known alternatively as ALPHV or Noberus. This crackdown led to the acquisition of cryptographic keys which could potentially aid up to 500 victims of hacking. Blackcat, alongside its affiliate "Scattered Spider," has been responsible for cyberattacks on major corporations, including MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment. This law enforcement action signals a strong stance against cybercriminal activities. However, experts caution that this might not be a lasting solution, as the threat from these cybercriminals could resurface.
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