Federal prosecutors have unsealed an indictment against three (3) Russian nationals accused of running bulletproof hosting services Media Land and ML.Cloud, which provided infrastructure and tech support to ransomware gangs and fraud forums. Aleksandr Volosovik (“Yalishanda”) owned Media Land, Yulia Pankova owned ML.Cloud, and Kirill Zatolokin handled customer payments and coordination. The services hosted malware delivery, C2, phishing, DDoS, and stolen card marketplaces, supporting groups like LockBit, BlackSuit, Play, Briansclub, and Bidencash, and enabling attacks that caused at least $62 million in losses across banks, schools, hospitals, governments, and media companies in over twenty (20) US states. All three (3) face charges including computer fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering. The US State Department is offering up to $10 million for information on foreign government-linked associates or use of these companies. The defendants and their firms were previously sanctioned by the US, UK, Australia, and, more recently, the EU in its first joint cyber sanctions package against Russia.