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The Register
More than $28m in crypto-coins found in home, it is claimed US prosecutors on Thursday said they have extradited a Canadian man to America to face charges that he conspired to distribute ransomware.…
ZDNet Security
Sebastien Vachon-Desjardins has already been sentenced to 138 months in a Canadian prison.
Dark Reading
Sebastien Vachon-Desjardins of Gatineau, Quebec, Canada, allegedly responsible for some $28 million in ransomware losses from victims in the US.
ZDNet Security
Sebastien Vachon-Desjardins caused at least $2.8 million in damages in Canada and will also be facing charges in the US.
The Register
Crim has 80 months to think on choices made in life A Canadian who used the Netwalker ransomware to attack 17 organisations and had C$30m (US$23.6m) in cash and Bitcoin when police raided his house has been jailed for more than six years.…
Bleeping Computer
Sebastien Vachon-Desjardins, a Canadian man charged by the US for his involvement in NetWalker ransomware attacks, was sentenced to 6 years and 8 months in prison after pleading guilty before an Ontario judge to multiple offenses linked to attacks on 17 Canadian victims. [...]
Bleeping Computer
It was a very quiet week regarding ransomware news, with the most significant news being the sentencing of a Netwalker affiliate to 20-years in prison. [...]
The Register
Tips on how to turn a potential weakness into a towering strength We all make mistakes. Some happy accidents enhance the way we live. Matches were invented when scientist John Walker was cleaning his laboratory with a wooden stick coated in chemicals and it caught fire. But if you are trying to secure your data, unforced errors are the last thing you need to torch it.… Webinar
Dark Reading
Ahead of their Black Hat USA talk in August, Simon Pavitt and Stephen Dewsnip explain the value of helping people practice cyber defense via a "malicious floorwalker" exercise.
The Hacker News
Four U.S. nationals have been charged for participating in an illicit scheme that earned them more than $80 million via cryptocurrency investment scams. The defendants – Lu Zhang, 36, of Alhambra, California; Justin Walker, 31, of Cypress, California; Joseph Wong, 32, Rosemead, California; and Hailong Zhu, 40, Naperville, Illinois – have been charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering,