It provides a bonus of up to two million dollars, each with information that leads to arrests and/or the convictions of electronic actors harmful from China

Today, the International Drugs and Law Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces bonus bonus offers within the framework of the TOCRP crime rewards program of 2 million dollars for each of the information that leads to arrest and/or condemnations in any country, in any country, from the Yin Kecheng and Zhou Shui, and both Chinese citizens in China.

Yin and Zhou have been recognized as being linked to an advanced group of advanced threats (APT27), also known to private sector security researchers as “Group 3390”, “Bronze Union”, “Emissary Panda”, “Lucky Mouse”, “Iron Tiger”, “UTA0178”, UNC 5221, “Typhoon Typhoon”. Yin and Zhou have long been members of the ecosystem that China has been using to perpetuate its malicious e -activity. They enrich themselves financially as infiltrators to employ countless Chinese entities.

The investigation of the FBI, which started in 2014, led to two separate accusations, announced by the Ministry of Justice today. Yin is being charged individually for the activity of Internet crime that occurs from 2013 to almost 2015, while Yin and ZHou fees together in a separate plot related to the activity of the computer network penetration that occurs from 2018 to 2020.

The Secretary, according to the rewards today, is declared under TOCRP, which supports law enforcement efforts to disrupt crime over the world worldwide. The bonus also completes the announcement of Treasury sanctions by the Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) against Chu and his Shanghai Hying IT. Joint procedures are complete government efforts to combat malicious electronic actors.

If you have information, please contact the FBI via e -mail on yin_zhou_info@fbi.gov. If you are outside the United States, you can also visit the nearest American embassy or consulate. If you are in the United States, you can also contact the local FBI office.

All identities are completely confidential. Government officials and employees are not eligible for rewards.