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Moscow Man Accused of Extorting Conti Ransomware Gang as FSB Impersonator
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Ruslan Satuchin, a Moscow resident, has been accused of attempting to extort the Conti ransomware group by impersonating an officer of Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB). Local media reports indicate that he presented himself as an FSB officer to demand money from the notorious cybercriminal organization.
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2026-02-25
Local media reports on the extortion attempt
2026-02-26
Article published detailing the accusations against Satuchin
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