An international law enforcement coalition, including the UK's National Crime Agency and the US's FBI, seized the LockBit ransomware gang's dark web site.

The confiscated site resurfaced with content suggestive of law enforcement, hinting at a potential upcoming release of information on LockBit.

The NCA has scheduled an official update for May 7 following the seizure of 34 servers and acquisition of encryption keys to aid ransomware victims.

Two LockBit affiliates have been arrested, while a third is purportedly in hiding in Russia.

Despite the disruption, LockBit quickly launched a new website and resumed activities, leading to criticism from cybersecurity circles.

A LockBit staff member has publicly expressed bewilderment at the law enforcement's strategy, given the gang's swift return to operation.