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The Register
Outfits that can rummage around inside customer systems need to prove they're up to the job - and accountable Cybersecurity service providers must for licenses to operate in Singapore, under new regulations launched by the country’s Cyber Security Agency (CSA) on Monday.…
Dark Reading
Members of BlackMatter, and possibly REvil, have likely resurfaced in the new ransomware-as-a-service group ALPHV, whose primary tool is the BlackCat malware.
Bleeping Computer
Maksim Berezan, an Estonian man linked to multimillion-dollar ransomware attacks, was sentenced on Friday to 66 months in prison for his involvement in online fraud schemes. [...]
ZDNet Security
Investors hand over their cryptocurrency. Project developers vanish.
ThreatPost
Kraken has already spread like wildfire, but in the past few months, the malware's author has been tinkering away, adding more infostealers and backdoors.
The Hacker News
An Israeli national was sentenced to 97 months in prison in connection with operating the DeepDotWeb (DDW) clearnet website, nearly a year after the individual pleaded guilty to the charges. Tal Prihar, 37, an Israeli citizen residing in Brazil, is said to have played the role of an administrator of DDW since the website became functional in October 2013. He pleaded guilty to money laundering
ZDNet Security
CISA Director Jen Easterly said that they have seen several cyber threats targeting water systems over the past year.
ZDNet Security
The platform provided links to Dark Web marketplaces.
The Register
The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has shared its spring-cleaning plans with the world – and suggested it's time to make the Middle Kingdom's web sites sparkle with wholesome content.…
Dark Reading
Ransomware has maintained its dominance the past few years; however, increased law enforcement attention may result in changes to how it looks in the future.