Vietnamese Hackers Indicted in US for $71M Cybercrime Involving Cryptocurrency
Four Vietnamese nationals were charged in a U.S. court for a series of cyber intrusions causing over $71 million in losses. The defendants, part of the cybercrime group “FIN9,” allegedly hacked U.S. companies from May 20...
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