Conti ransomware gang shuts operations following a £12 million bounty on its head

News25 May 2022

The notorious Conti Ransomware group, which recently gained infamy for targeting government departments in Costa Rica and then blackmailing the President, has reportedly shut down its ransomware infrastructure and ceased operations.

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