最新报道:According to a report from Bijie.com, a purported $50,000 reward offered by Europol for information leading to the tracking of administrators of the Russian ransomware group Qilin was actually a Telegram scam. The fake bounty message deceived several cybersecurity news outlets into believing Europol would pay a reward to anyone who could provide information on two Qilin administrators, Haise and XORacle. The two individuals were allegedly responsible for "coordinating affiliated groups and overseeing ransomware activities," and Europol sought intelligence that could "directly lead to the identification or location of these administrators." However, Europol confirmed to Security Week that the alleged bounty was a "scam" and that the agency had never issued such a reward.