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1 day ago · The 911 S5 client interface software, which was hosted on U.S.-based servers, enabled cybercriminals located outside of the United States to purchase goods with stolen credit cards or criminally derived proceeds, and illegally export them outside of the United States contrary to U.S. export laws, such as the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).
1 day ago · This case makes clear that the long arm of the law stretches across borders and into the deepest shadows of the dark web, and the Justice Department will never stop fighting to hold cybercriminals ...
14 hours ago · Yunhe Wang, 35, was arrested on Friday for allegedly running the botnet known as “911 S5”, the US Department of Justice said on Wednesday. Keep reading list of 4 items list 1 of 4
1 day ago · Chinese national YunHe Wang, 35, was arrested in Singapore on charges related to the creation and operation of the global 911 S5 botnet, the Justice Department said in a release. Wang is charged ...
13 hours ago · “This case makes clear that the long arm of the law stretches across borders and into the deepest shadows of the dark web, and the Justice Department will never stop fighting to hold cyber ...
14 hours ago · The FBI said the 911 S5 botnet infected computers in nearly 200 countries around the world, which were then controlled through 150 dedicated servers allegedly set up by Mr Wang.
5 hours ago · The botnet also targeted COVID-19 relief programs, filing over 560,000 fraudulent claims and stealing over $5.9 billion. 911 S5 Botnet likely the ‘world’s largest’
