Kevin Tyler Martin

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Pleaded guilty to an extortion charge in the Blackcat/AlphV-related case and received a four-year prison sentence, according to the article. Ryuk Operator Pleads Guilty as BlackCat/ALPHV Negotiator Gets 70 Months
The article reports that Martin was charged over involvement in helping ransomware operators and was sentenced to four years in prison. Former Ransomware Negotiator Sentenced to 70 Months for Aiding BlackCat
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to obstruct commerce by extortion and was sentenced to four years in prison. The article identifies him as a BlackCat affiliate who participated in ransomware attacks. Former DigitalMint Employee Sentenced to 70 Months for BlackCat Attacks
A former DigitalMint ransomware negotiator who pleaded guilty to participating in ransomware attacks with Martino and Ryan Clifford Goldberg; the article says he was sentenced to four years in prison. Former DigitalMint Negotiator Sentenced for Colluding With BlackCat Affiliates
The segment reports that Martin was one of three former ransomware negotiators who orchestrated BlackCat attacks; it says he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to extort and was sentenced to four years. AI Software Cloning, Linux Copy Fail, and the BlackCat Case

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