U.S. v. Fedir Oleksiyovych Hladyr, U.S. v. Dmytro Valerievich Fedorov, U.S. v. Andrii Kolpakov, U.S. v. Denys Iarmak

Members of a prolific hacking group widely known as FIN7 (also referred to as the Carbanak Group and the Navigator Group, among other names) engaged in a highly sophisticated malware campaign targeting more than 100 U.S. companies, predominantly in the restaurant, gaming, and hospitality industries.  FIN7 hacked into thousands of computer systems and stole millions of customer credit and debit card numbers as well as proprietary and non-public information, which the group used or sold for profit.  In the United States alone, FIN7 successfully breached the computer networks of companies in 49 states and the District of Columbia, stealing over 15 million customer card records from over 6,500 individual point-of-sale terminals at more than 3,600 separate business locations.  Companies that have publicly disclosed hacks attributable to FIN7 include such familiar chains as Chipotle Mexican Grill, Chili’s, Arby’s, and Jason’s Deli.