JURISDICTION PROFILE

Jurisdiction: Global / International

Court filings and enforcement actions documenting cyber intrusions within or targeting entities in Global / International.

Key Facts

Total Cases
9
Prosecution matters
Identified Losses
$9.5 billion
Court & SEC records
  • 9 documented prosecution matters involving Global / International.
  • Cumulative identified losses exceed $9.5 billion.
  • Includes federal court filings, international extraditions, and sanctions designations.

Documented Incidents (9)

pleaded 2017-04-07

U.S. v. Peter Levashov (Kelihos Botnet)

Russian operator (Severa) of the notorious Kelihos botnet, controlling over 100,000 infected computers worldwide used to harvest credentials, distribute ransomware, and blast billions of spam and stock pump-and-dump emails daily.

1 techniques · $25.0 million View case details →
sentenced 2020-03-04

U.S. v. Kirill Victorovich Firsov (Deer.io Dark Web Shop)

Russian administrator of Deer.io, a decentralized cyber storefront platform hosting over 24,000 active automated shops selling hacked accounts, corporate credentials, and identity documents.

1 techniques · $17.0 million View case details →
sentenced 2018-01-26

U.S. v. Sergey Medvedev et al. (Infraud Organization)

Global cybercrime enterprise operating under the slogan 'In Fraud We Trust' with over 10,000 members, trafficking in stolen identities, counterfeit documents, compromised credit cards, and banking trojans.

1 techniques · $568.0 million View case details →
sentenced 2014-02-04

U.S. v. Ross Ulbricht (Dread Pirate Roberts / Silk Road)

Historic trial and life sentencing of Ross William Ulbricht, creator and operator of Silk Road, the internet's first comprehensive darknet market using Tor and Bitcoin.

2 techniques · $213.0 million View case details →
sentenced 2017-09-01

U.S. v. Gal Vallerius (Dream Market OxyMonster Administrator)

Federal prosecution of French cybercriminal Gal Vallerius (known as OxyMonster), senior administrator and escrow vendor for Dream Market darknet marketplace, arrested at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson airport while traveling to the World Beard Championships and sentenced to 20 years in federal prison.

2 techniques · $20.0 million View case details →
investigation 2024-07-19

CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor Channel File 291 Global Windows Outage

Unprecedented global IT blackout triggered by an invalid content configuration update (Channel File 291) deployed to CrowdStrike Falcon sensor software, crashing 8.5 million Microsoft Windows devices into unbootable Blue Screen of Death loops, paralyzing commercial aviation, healthcare systems, and retail banks worldwide.

2 techniques · $5.4 billion View case details →
investigation 2024-03-29

XZ Utils liblzma Upstream Linux Supply Chain Backdoor (CVE-2024-3094)

Sophisticated multi-year social engineering and software supply chain operation where persona Jia Tan gained co-maintainer status on the foundational open-source xz compression project, embedding a multi-stage obfuscated backdoor into liblzma tarballs that hijacked OpenSSH sshd authentication to enable unauthorized pre-auth remote code execution.

2 techniques · $150.0 million View case details →
investigation 2021-12-09

Log4Shell Ubiquitous Remote Code Execution Crisis (CVE-2021-44228)

Universal zero-day vulnerability in Apache Log4j (Log4Shell) where arbitrary JNDI lookup strings (${jndi:ldap://...}) processed by logger components permitted unauthenticated remote code execution, triggering mass scanning and exploitation across billions of enterprise cloud servers by nation-state actors and ransomware syndicates worldwide.

2 techniques · $3.0 billion View case details →
investigation 2023-03-29

3CX DesktopApp Cascading Supply Chain Attack (Lazarus Group)

North Korean state-sponsored threat group Lazarus compromised VoIP communications software provider 3CX, injecting malware into digitally signed Windows and macOS builds of 3CXDesktopApp downloaded by over 600,000 corporate customers, in the first documented case of one software supply chain compromise directly enabling a second downstream supply chain breach.

2 techniques · $85.0 million View case details →