Europol bounty for Russian crypto ransomware gang wasn’t real
News of the fictitious bounty fooled news outlets into reporting that $50K would be paid for information on two Qilin administrators.
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Russian crypto hackers hit Ukraine Ministry of Foreign Affairs, report
Qilin claims that the data stolen from Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs includes private correspondence and personal information.
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