Officials accused three Russian nationals, Media Land and ML.Cloud of supporting cyberattacks spanning 21 U.S. states and other countries, resulting in losses surpassing $62 million.

An international effort sanctioned Russia-based Media Land and took action against companies and people who helped Aeza Group evade previously issued sanctions.

The NSA and its partners want organizations to protect themselves against the technique, which can be tough to spot.

Zservers, a Russia-based company, along with two employees, allegedly ran specialized servers tied to ransomware attacks.

Cloudzy, an internet hosting company with a New York phone number, may aiding hackers from Iran, Russia and North Korea.

Two other men await charges after pleading guilty to RICO conspiracy charges.

The site raked in $17 million worth of sales and sold at least $1.2 million in U.S.-based stolen information.

The charging documents describe a professionally run criminal enterprise with each of the defendants playing a unique role.

Firsov was arrested in March 2020 at a New York City airport.

The FBI and European police announced a sting against the Safe-Inet, which had marketed "bulletproof hosting" to cybercrime networks.