Ukrainian Hacker Jailed in Switzerland over Ransomware Attacks
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The 52-year-old had encrypted company data to extort ransom money. Stadler Rail was also among the victims.
A software developer from the canton of Baselland is said to be the key figure of a criminal gang. Now he has to be behind bars for over ten years.
The Zurich District Court sentenced a 52-year-old Ukrainian programmer to 12 years ' imprisonment and 9 months ' imprisonment for participating in an international cyber-crime network linked to the FSB of the Russian Federation Recording in Switzerland sentenced a hacker who worked for the FSB for the first time to GuildHall.
The Zurich court sentenced the ransomware developer involved in the attacks on Stadler Rail, Meier Tobler and Crealogix to 12 years and 9 months in prison.
A Ukrainian IT specialist was sentenced in Zurich to 12 years and nine months in prison and banned from entering Switzerland for ten years for his involvement in ransomware attacks.
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