The Department of State announced last week that it was offering $10 million for information identifying key leaders in the ALPHV ransomware gang or their locations, and $5 million for information leading to the arrest or conviction of anyone 'participating in or conspiring or attempting' to use the gang's notorious ransomware.
Experts even speculated that the US government's takedown of ALPHV would end the existence of the group's current incarnation, but the State Department's bounty notice implies the feds still see it as an active threat... the ALPHV website popped right back up days after the FBI took it down.
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