The US State Department has promised to pay $ 10 million for information about hackers who, at the direction of a foreign government, carry out attacks on key infrastructure facilities in the country.
The United States of America today announced that it is willing to pay up to $ 10 million for information that will help identify or locate hackers ordered by a foreign government to attack critical US infrastructure.
"The US Department of State's Rewards for Justice program offers up to $ 10 million for information on foreign hackers conducting criminal cyber operations," the statement said.
US President Joe Biden's administration is also launching stopransomware.gov to offer public resources to counter the threat and improve network reliability, a senior administration official told reporters.
In addition, to communicate with informants, "a message channel has been created on the Dark Web (based on Tor) to ensure the safety of potential sources."
The United States of America today announced that it is willing to pay up to $ 10 million for information that will help identify or locate hackers ordered by a foreign government to attack critical US infrastructure.
"The US Department of State's Rewards for Justice program offers up to $ 10 million for information on foreign hackers conducting criminal cyber operations," the statement said.
US President Joe Biden's administration is also launching stopransomware.gov to offer public resources to counter the threat and improve network reliability, a senior administration official told reporters.
In addition, to communicate with informants, "a message channel has been created on the Dark Web (based on Tor) to ensure the safety of potential sources."