With a rise in ransomware attacks, many are jumping to blame bitcoin and crypto. Are they right?

Scammers are impersonating the BianLian ransomware gang in fake ransom notes sent to US companies via snail mail through the ...

The FBI is warning that scammers are impersonating the BianLian ransomware gang using fake ransom notes sent to U.S.

An extortion group has been sending physical mail to corporate executives, threatening to leak their data unless a ransom is ...

A new scam has surfaced, targeting corporate executives by impersonating the notorious ransomware group BianLian. The scam ...

There's a scam going around that involves impersonating ransomware group BianLian, warns the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is scaling back its unit that deals with cryptocurrency enforcement. Scams using the ...

Even the wording of the message is inconsistent with ransom notes BianLian was seen sending in the past, they said. In any ...

Dubbed "Jaff," the new file-encrypting ransomware is very similar to the infamous Locky ransomware in many ways, but it is demanding 1.79 Bitcoins (approx $3,150), which much higher than Locky, to ...

which says the letter includes a QR code linked to a Bitcoin wallet. The notes have a return address to an office building in Boston, Massachusetts, and claim to be from the BianLian ransomware ...

The US Department of Justice has managed to track down and recapture 63.7 bitcoin worth of ransom from a wallet allegedly used by hackers who extorted Colonial Pipeline. The ransomware attack had ...