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Conti ransomware crew member sentenced to four years in prison

CyberScoop · September 10, 2026 · US Federal · Data Breaches

Oleksii Lytvynenko joined the notorious group in 2021 and was directly involved in attacks on at least 12 companies. The post Conti ransomware crew member sentenced to four years in prison appeared first on CyberScoop.

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Conti ransomware crew member sentenced to four years in prison

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