The DOJ also unsealed indictments against some of the sanctioned individuals for alleged roles in ransomware and other cybercrime activity.

Assistant Attorney General for National Security Matt Olsen said the center will speed up disruption campaigns and prosecutions.

The group is one of the most prolific ransomware gangs, responsible for an estimated $91 million paid by U.S. victims.

Alexey Bilyuchenko is also alleged to have conspired with a Russian man seeking to be included in a swap for an imprisoned U.S. journalist.

Pressured by the Chinese government to comply with censorship guidelines, Zoom drafted guidelines to suppress content critical of Beijing.

Rather than focusing on arrests, U.S. law enforcement is trying to prevent additional victims of online crime.

By deploying fake social media personas and operating a police station abroad, Beijing sought to enforce its censorship regime in the U.S.

The FBI led "Operation Cookie Monster" to shutter the site linked to millions of instances of fraud and cybercrime globally.

CyberScoop catches up with DOJ's Melinda Rogers at the Zero Trust Summit 2023.

Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco said the Disruptive Technology Strike Force will use intelligence and analytics to target illicit actors.