A Russian ransomware kingpin extradited from South Korea to the U.S. faces charges for orchestrating the $16 million Phobos malware targeting global critical infrastructure. Justice Catches Up: The Fall of a Ransomware Kingpin The U.S. Department of

The U.S. Justice Department is actively seeking the return of up to $13.25 million in political contributions linked to former FTX executives, as revealed in a recent federal court filing.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has joined an international crackdown on infostealer malware, seizing servers, domains, and crypto accounts linked to the theft of millions of credentials. International Operation Disrupts Redline and META Infoste

The U.S. punishes 12 individuals involved in crypto thefts through home invasions. Continue Reading:U.S. Justice Department Punishes Crypto Thieves for Home Invasions The post U.S. Justice Department Punishes Crypto Thieves for Home Invasions appeare

On August 14, Bloomberg reported — citing unnamed sources “with knowledge of the deliberations” — that the U.S. Justice Department is considering breaking up Alphabet Inc.’s Google following a recent

The U.S. Department of Justice says a former bank manager has admitted to stealing over a quarter million dollars from customers to fund his own spending habits. The DOJ says 53-year-old Eric Jason Schouest of Plaquemine, Louisiana, has pleaded guilt