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The award was announced as part of the Justice Award program".
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said US authorities are ready to pay up to $ 10 million for information about individuals who, acting in the interests of other countries, as part of the Justice Award program, carry out cyber attacks on the most important American infrastructure.
According to the official website of the US government, “up to $ 10 million is offered for information that will allow the identification or location of any person who, acting on instructions or under the control of the government of another country, participates in malicious acts in the cyber sphere against the key infrastructure of the United States. ”.
In a press statement, Blinken emphasized: "The United States will not tolerate malicious cyber actions against the foundation of the US economy and critical infrastructure.
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said US authorities are ready to pay up to $ 10 million for information about individuals who, acting in the interests of other countries, as part of the Justice Award program, carry out cyber attacks on the most important American infrastructure.
According to the official website of the US government, “up to $ 10 million is offered for information that will allow the identification or location of any person who, acting on instructions or under the control of the government of another country, participates in malicious acts in the cyber sphere against the key infrastructure of the United States. ”.
In a press statement, Blinken emphasized: "The United States will not tolerate malicious cyber actions against the foundation of the US economy and critical infrastructure.
