A member of the 'Qilin' hacker group has been handed over to Germany by Japan. The Qilin group is believed to be responsible for ransomware attacks against companies worldwide.
These attacks have caused major damage through data encryption. Further details about the group's activities and the handover are available from the source.
The Qilin group's ransomware attacks have had a significant impact on companies globally, highlighting the widespread nature of their alleged cybercrimes.
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