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	Washington has announced sanctions against a cryptocurrency exchange it says has worked with ransomware attackers<br> <br>The United States imposed sanctions Tuesday on cryptocurrency exchange SUEX for its ties to ransomware extortionists, as Washington seeks to crack down on a sharp rise in digital crime attacks.<br> <br>The move marks the first US sanctions against a virtual currency exchange and they come as President Joe Biden's administration has been under pressure to act after high-profile hacks and data breaches.<br> <br>The attacks on a major ~~[https://mydarkmarket.com darknet market] list~~ US oil pipeline, a meatpacking company and Microsoft Exchange email system caused real-world problems and ~~[https://mydarkmarket.com darknet markets]~~ drew attention to the vulnerability to US infrastructure to digital pirates.<br> <br>The US Treasury Department, which announced the sanctions, did not say if SUEX was implicated in any of those incidents, but noted that 40 percent of 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year has seen a slew of prominent ransomware attacks which have disrupted a US pipeline, a meat processor and the software firm Kaseya -- affecting 1,500 businesses, many of them far from the limelight.<br> <br>Some $350 million was paid to malicious cyber actors last year, a spike of 300 percent from 2019, according to the Department of Homeland Security.<br> <br>US officials say many of the attacks originate in Russia although they have debated to what extent there is state involvement.<br><br>Russia denies responsibility.<br>		Washington has announced sanctions against a cryptocurrency exchange it says has worked with ransomware attackers<br> <br>The United States imposed sanctions Tuesday on cryptocurrency exchange SUEX for [https://mydarkmarket.com darknet market] [https://mydarkmarket.com darknet markets] onion its ties to ransomware extortionists, as Washington seeks to crack down on a sharp rise in digital crime attacks.<br> <br>The move marks the first US sanctions against a 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assets of the platform under US jurisdiction are now blocked and Americans are barred from using SUEX.<br> <br>- $10 million reward -<br> <br>Crypto experts from Chainalysis noted large sums had moved through the platform, much of it from suspect sources.<br> <br>"In Bitcoin alone, SUEX's deposit addresses hosted at large exchanges have received over $160 million from ransomware actors, scammers and [https://mydarkmarket.com darknet market] operators," said a report from Chainalysis, [https://mydarkmarket.com onion dark website] which provides data on cryptocurrency.<br> <br>SUEX is registered in the Czech Republic, and has branches in Russia and the Middle East.<br> <br>Chainalysis said the US designation is important because it "represents significant action" by Washington to combat the money laundering that is key to digital crime.<br> <br>The United States also issued a fresh warning against companies and individuals paying ransoms to unlock their files seized by ransomware 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	Washington has announced sanctions against a cryptocurrency exchange it says has worked with ransomware attackers<br> <br>The United States imposed sanctions Tuesday on cryptocurrency exchange SUEX for its ties to ransomware extortionists, as Washington seeks to crack down on a sharp rise in digital crime attacks.<br> <br>The move marks the first US sanctions against a virtual currency exchange and they come as President Joe Biden's administration has been under pressure to act after high-profile hacks and data breaches.<br> <br>The attacks on a major [https://mydarkmarket.com ~~darkmarket link~~] US oil pipeline, ~~[https://mydarkmarket.com dark market 2024] [https://mydarkmarket.com darknet market] link~~ a meatpacking company and Microsoft Exchange email system caused real-world problems and drew attention to the vulnerability to US infrastructure to digital pirates.<br> <br>The US Treasury Department, which announced the sanctions, did not say if SUEX was implicated in any of 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Republic, and has branches in Russia and the Middle East.<br> <br>Chainalysis said the US designation is important because it "represents significant action" by Washington to combat the money laundering that is key to digital crime.<br> <br>The United States also issued a fresh warning against companies and ~~[https://mydarkmarket.com darknet market] [https://mydarkmarket.com darknet markets 2024] onion~~ individuals paying ransoms to unlock their files seized by ransomware hackers.<br> <br>It noted that Americans could face penalties themselves if they are involved in making ransom payments as the United States already has a blacklist of people and countries, some of which are linked to ransomware attacks.<br> <br>Tuesday's announcement comes after Washington in July offered $10 million rewards for information on online extortionists abroad as it stepped up efforts to halt a sharp rise in ransomware attacks.<br> <br>This year has seen a slew of prominent ransomware attacks which have 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seized by ransomware hackers.<br> <br>It noted that Americans could face penalties themselves if they are involved in making ransom payments as the United States already has a blacklist of people and countries, some of which are linked to ransomware attacks.<br> <br>Tuesday's announcement comes after Washington in July offered $10 million rewards for information on online extortionists abroad as it stepped up efforts to halt a sharp rise in ransomware attacks.<br> <br>This year has seen a slew of prominent ransomware attacks which have disrupted a US pipeline, a meat processor and the software firm Kaseya -- affecting 1,500 businesses, many of them far from the limelight.<br> <br>Some $350 million was paid to malicious cyber actors last year, a spike of 300 percent from 2019, according to the Department of Homeland Security.<br> <br>US officials say many of the attacks originate in Russia although they have debated to what extent there is state involvement.<br><br>Russia denies 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	Washington has announced sanctions against a cryptocurrency exchange it says has worked with ransomware attackers<br> <br>The United States imposed sanctions Tuesday on cryptocurrency exchange SUEX for its ties to ransomware extortionists, as Washington seeks to crack down on a sharp rise in digital crime attacks.<br> <br>The move marks the first US sanctions against a virtual currency exchange and they come as President Joe Biden's administration has been under pressure to act after high-profile hacks and ~~[https://mydarkmarket.com darknet market list]~~ data breaches.<br> <br>The attacks on a major US oil pipeline, [https://mydarkmarket.com ~~Darknet markets 2023~~] a meatpacking company and Microsoft Exchange email system caused real-world problems and drew attention to the vulnerability to US infrastructure to digital pirates.<br> <br>The US Treasury Department, which announced the sanctions, did not say if SUEX was implicated in any of those incidents, but noted that 40 percent 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Americans are barred from using SUEX.<br> <br>- $10 million reward -<br> <br>Crypto experts from Chainalysis noted large sums had moved through the platform, much of it from suspect sources.<br> <br>"In Bitcoin alone, SUEX's deposit addresses hosted at large exchanges have received over $160 million from ransomware actors, scammers and [https://mydarkmarket.com darknet market] operators," said a report from Chainalysis, which provides data on cryptocurrency.<br> <br>SUEX is registered in the Czech Republic, and has branches in Russia and the Middle East.<br> <br>Chainalysis said the US designation is important because it "represents significant action" by Washington to combat the money laundering that is key to digital crime.<br> <br>The United States also issued a fresh warning against companies and [https://mydarkmarket.com darknet market] [https://mydarkmarket.com darknet markets 2024] onion individuals paying ransoms to unlock their files seized by ransomware hackers.<br> <br>It 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