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Moldova arrests suspect linked to DoppelPaymer ransomware attacks

  • Moldovan authorities arrested a 45-year-old foreign suspect linked to the 2021 DoppelPaymer ransomware attacks against Dutch organizations.
  • The arrest followed coordinated actions by Moldovan prosecutors, the Center for Combating Cybercrimes, and Dutch law enforcement to address the cyberattacks.
  • Police searched the suspect's residence on May 6, seizing €84,800 in cash, electronic wallets, multiple digital devices, and bank cards related to the investigation.
  • In 2021, the Dutch Research Council was targeted by a ransomware incident that resulted in approximately €4.5 million in losses and led to the suspension of its grant application system after the organization declined to pay the ransom.
  • The suspect remains in Moldovan custody as prosecutors initiate extradition to the Netherlands, illustrating ongoing multinational efforts to combat large-scale cybercrime.
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TVR MOLDOVA broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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