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'Avalanche:' Documents detail international cybercrime bust in Pittsburgh
WTAE Pittsburgh A state prosecutor's office in Pennsylvania was among hundreds of thousands of victims of a now-shuttered international cybercrime operation, paying nearly $1,400 in a bitcoin ransom to free up its infected computer network, authorities disclosed Monday. Joint Cyber Operation Takes Down Avalanche Criminal Network Check if you were hit by massive cybercrime ring FBI leans on private industry to dismantle multinational cybercrime ring |
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