A recent international operation led to the disruption of some of the world's most dangerous malware, designated as 'initial access malware.' This collaborative effort included authorities from multiple countries, resulting in the takedown of over 300 servers and neutralization of 650 domains. Key malware like Bumblebee and Qakbot, which serve as entry points for cybercriminals, were targeted. The operation resulted in identifying 37 suspects and issuing 20 international arrest warrants, seizing nearly $3.9 million in cryptocurrency, indicating an impactful move against cybercrime.
The recent international operation led by Europol and Eurojust successfully disrupted some of the world’s most dangerous malware, focusing on initial access malware used for cyberattacks.
Thirty-seven suspects were identified and international arrest warrants were obtained against 20 individuals criminally charged, showcasing the collaborative efforts against cybercrime threats.
Targeted malware variants like Bumblebee, Qakbot, and Trickbot are fundamental in the 'cybercrime as a service' ecosystem, making their disruption critical to curbing cybercrime.
The operates led to the neutralization of over 300 servers and 650 domains, with $3.9 million in cryptocurrency seized.
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