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Most-Wanted Russian Hacker Reveals Why He Burned His Passport
| But, according to Matveev, his life hasn't changed much since he was outed as an alleged cybercriminal and put on the FBI's most wanted list. "We are Russian people, we are not afraid of the American government," Matveev's vranyo claimed. "My life has changed for the better after the sanctions, I don't feel them on me, as well as sanctions are a plus for my security, so sanctions help us." >[Literal cope]
| He won't travel anymore, and said he has "burned" his passport. Earlier this year, the U.S. government accused Matveev of participating in "a global ransomware campaign" against victims all over the world. Prosecutors claim Matveev is "a prolific ransomware affiliate," who worked with the Hive, LockBit and Babuk ransomware gangs to carry out "significant attacks" against corporations and critical infrastructure in the U.S. and elsewhere, including hospitals and government agencies
| >Matveev's vranyo
translate it weeb
| https://techcrunch.com/2023/10/03/fbi-most-wanted-russian-hacker-reveals-why-he-burned-his-passport/
| >>978302
Sure! Here you go, sir/ma'am. https://glossophilia.org/2018/09/vranyo-a-previously-untranslatable-russian-word/
| Give a fuck three times. Why create a topic about this?
| Also, a lot of us on this site comes from hacker backgrounds or are working in the field.
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| Russian hacker Mikhail Matveev, also known on the internet as "Wazawaka" and "Boriselcin," is wanted by the FBI, which is offering a $10 million reward for information that could lead to his arrest, and has been put on a U.S. sanctions list.