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NEW YORK: A French-Venezuelan cardiologist was accused Monday by the US of selling ransomware to cybercriminals and instructing them on how to extort money from the victims they hacked.The Brooklyn district attorney’s office said Moises Luis Zagala, 55, who lives in the Venezuelan city of Ciudad Bolivar, “not only created and sold ransomware products to hackers, but also trained them in their use.”It said the French-Venezuelan doctor “sold the tools for conducting ransomware attacks, trained the attackers about how to extort victims, and then boasted about successful attacks, including by malicious actors associated with the government of Iran.”The ransomware would encrypt information on the

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