
UK legislative agenda includes bills regulating digital currencies
The bills are highlighted in The Queen's Speech 2022, delivered during the State Opening of Parliament and published by the Prime Minister's office.
The bills are highlighted in The Queen's Speech 2022, delivered during the State Opening of Parliament and published by the Prime Minister's office.
The U.S. State Department is offering up to $15 million in rewards for any information that can help it crack down on Conti, a Russia-based ransomware group.
Sebastien Vachon-Desjardins is accused of conspiring to damage a protected computer to transmit a ransom demand intentionally, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
The Russian intelligence service claims to have seized 20 luxury cars and digital assets from REvil, the gang behind JBS, Colonial Pipeline, and other hacks.
Suex OTC, EggChange, Buy-bitcoin.pro., and CashBank are the four companies which experts said have been laundering money through ransomware-related activity in Vostok.
The new bill is meant to curb ransomware attacks, requiring all businesses to report these attacks and the U.S. Treasury to keep such details confidential.
The government of Australia has come up with a new plan to combat increasing ransomware attacks, including allowing seizure and freezing of digital currencies by authorities.
The U.S. government is doubling down on its anti-cybercrime efforts, this time meeting with NATO allies and 30 other nations to chart an actionable cause of action.
The U.S. government has issued a fresh round of sanctions as it cracks down on ransomware, including against a Russian exchange tied to ransomware payments.
Though the Biden administration is considering a number of options, digital asset and blockchain-related regulation is likely to play a large part in its fight against the recent ransomware attacks.
Ransomware attacks involving cryptocurrency have raked in over $32 million this year (2021)–recently launched Ransomwhere tracks this data.
REvil, a ransomware group linked to Russia, deployed a malicious software update that hit Kaseya, compromising more than a million computers and stealing data by attacking Kaseya customers.