FBI Warns Scammers Are Impersonating IC3 to Revictimize Cybercrime Victims
The FBI says scammers are posing as bureau personnel and IC3 representatives while targeting people who have already filed online-crime complaints.
Cybercrime
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Former ransomware negotiator sentenced to 70 months for helping attack U.S. victims
Angelo Martino, a former cyber incident-response employee, was sentenced after conspiring with BlackCat/ALPHV operators to extort five ransomware victims and helping target additional victims.
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DOJ Charges Three Russians and Two Companies in Cybercrime Case Alleging More Than $62 Million in Losses
The Justice Department announced indictments against three Russian nationals and two companies in an international cybercrime case involving more than $62 million in alleged victim losses.
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FBI says Americans reported nearly $21 billion in cybercrime losses in 2025
The FBI logged 1,008,597 internet-crime complaints in 2025. Reported losses reached $20.877 billion, with people 60 and older reporting the largest total.
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Elyria business named as alleged victim in federal ransomware case
A federal indictment unsealed July 14 identifies an unnamed Elyria business as an alleged 2020 ransomware victim; officials have not disclosed the company or damage.