Three Florida Men Charged for Extorting Companies Using BlackCat Ransomware
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U.S. prosecutors charged Ryan Clifford Goldberg, Kevin Tyler Martin, and another accomplice for using BlackCat ransomware to hack and extort five U.S. companies in 2023. The attacks involved unauthorized access to the companies' systems and demands for ransom payments. The investigation revealed that the suspects, former cybersecurity employees, leveraged their expertise to execute the cyber extortion scheme.
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