cybercrime
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INTERPOL Disrupts Cybercrime Network by Dismantling 20,000 Malicious IPs
INTERPOL has successfully dismantled over 20,000 malicious IP addresses linked to information-stealing malware in a major operation involving law enforcement from 26 countries. This initiative underscores a collaborative global effort to combat the growing threat of cybercrime and protect sensitive data.
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International Law Enforcement Operation Disrupts Major Cybercrime Tool AVCheck
Authorities have dismantled AVCheck, a cybercriminal service that tested malware against antivirus software. This effort represents a significant step in combating organized cybercrime, as law enforcement agencies worldwide collaborate to disrupt criminal operations.
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Indian Police Crack Down on Cybercriminal Syndicate with Ties to Southeast Asia
Andhra Pradesh police arrest 33 individuals involved in a cybercrime syndicate modeled after Southeast Asian operations, revealing a complex fraud scheme targeting customers in the US, Australia, and the UK.
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International Law Enforcement Operation Takes Down Major Ransomware Infrastructure
An international crackdown dubbed Operation Endgame has led to the seizure of 300 servers and 650 domains tied to ransomware activities, successfully disrupting several major cybercrime operations and recovering significant cryptocurrency.
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Global Authorities Disrupt Lumma Stealer Malware Operation
A coordinated effort by global authorities and tech companies has disrupted the Lumma Stealer malware operation, impacting its infrastructure and threatening its reach in the cybercrime market.
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Moldova Arrests Suspect Linked to Major Ransomware Attacks on Dutch Companies
Moldovan police have arrested a 45-year-old man suspected of involvement in ransomware attacks against Dutch companies, including a significant incident impacting the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research. The operation resulted in the seizure of over €84,000 in cash and various electronic devices.
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FBI Warns of Cybercriminal Exploitation of Outdated Routers
The FBI has issued a warning on the exploitation of end-of-life routers by cybercriminals who deploy malware to convert them into proxies for illicit activities. The advisory identifies several vulnerable router models, urging consumers to consider upgrading to secure alternatives.
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FBI Reports Record $16.6 Billion Loss to Cybercrime in 2024
The FBI reported a record $16.6 billion loss to cybercrime in 2024, marking a 33% increase from the previous year. The hardest-hit demographic is older Americans, with significant losses reported. The data highlights mounting concerns over online fraud and the evolving threat of ransomware.
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Florida Man Pleads Guilty in High-Profile Cryptocurrency Theft Linked to Scattered Spider Gang
Noah Michael Urban, a Florida man connected to the Scattered Spider hacking gang, pleaded guilty to cryptocurrency thefts totaling over $800,000. His crimes included SIM swap fraud and aggravated identity theft, resulting in significant losses for victims. Urban, known as ‘King Bob,’ faces restitution of $13 million and awaits sentencing within 75 days.
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Russian Authorities Arrest Suspects Behind Mamont Banking Trojan
Russian authorities have made significant strides in combating cybercrime with the arrest of three suspects involved in the development of the Mamont malware, a banking trojan targeting Android devices. The arrests, part of a broader crackdown on cyber threats, highlight ongoing efforts to address the rising challenges posed by financial fraud.
