The global nature of cybercrime requires a global response which is evident by the support member countries provided to Operation Synergia II," said Neal Jetton, director of the Cybercrime Directorate at INTERPOL. "Together, we've not only dismantled malicious infrastructure but also prevented hundreds of thousands of potential victims from falling prey to cybercrime. INTERPOL is proud to bring together a diverse team of member countries to fight this ever-evolving threat and make our world a safer place.
In Hong Kong, police supported the operation by taking offline more than 1,037 servers linked to malicious services, demonstrating the collaborative effort across nations to address these cyber threats.
Mongolia conducted investigations that included 21 house searches, the seizure of a server and the identification of 93 individuals with links to illegal cyber activities, showcasing the extensive actions taken during Synergia II.
Estonia’s police seized over 80GB of server data, indicating the scale of information and evidence collected during Operation Synergia II, which will aid in the analysis of phishing and banking malware.
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