‘Bulletproof’ hosting site that allegedly enabled 400 ransomware attacks seized, founder indicted

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August 12, 2023August 12, 2023

Prosecutors hit Polish national Artur Karol Grabowski with criminal charges over hosting LolekHosted, which allegedly helped criminals deploy ransomware.

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