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Interpol
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Fake Interpol Investigation Emails Push Ransomware at Small Businesses Globally
Fake Interpol investigation emails are targeting small businesses with Proton Drive links that deliver ransomware, encrypt files, and route victims to Tox chat.
Decade-Long SniperDz Phishing Network Disrupted in Operation Ramz
Group-IB, INTERPOL and Algerian Police dismantle decade-old SniperDZ phishing network used to steal credentials, with its alleged developer arrested.
INTERPOL Operation Synergia III Shuts Down 45,000 Malicious IPs, 94 Arrested
INTERPOL’s Operation Synergia III led to 94 arrests and the takedown of 45,000 malicious IPs in 72 countries targeting phishing, malware, and fraud networks.
Operation Secure: INTERPOL Disrupts 20,000 Infostealer Domains, 32 Arrested
INTERPOL disrupts 20,000 infostealer domains in major cybercrime crackdown across Asia-Pacific, 32 arrested, 216K victims notified in Operation Secure.
OP HAECHI V: Interpol Arrests 5,500 Cybercriminals, Recovers $400 Million
SUMMARY A global operation, led by INTERPOL, nets over 5,500 cybercriminals and seizes $400 million in stolen funds.…
INTERPOL Arrests 1,000 and Dismantles Cybercrime Networks Across Africa
Group-IB collaborated with INTERPOL and AFRIPO in a major crackdown on cybercrime in Africa for “Operation Serengeti.” This…
INTERPOL Arrests 41, Takes Down 22,000 Malicious IPs and 59 Servers
INTERPOL with global law enforcement and Group-IB, successfully dismantled a vast network of malicious IP addresses and servers.…
AI-Powered Scams, Human Trafficking Fuel Global Cybercrime Surge: INTERPOL
New INTERPOL Financial Fraud assessment reveals how cybercrime is being fueled by the abuse of AI and other technologies.
Interpol Nets $300 Million, Arrests 3,500 in Major Cyber Crime Bust
From NFTs to Sextortion: AI & Deepfakes Fuel New Scams Exposed in Interpol Cyber Sting - The global arrests were part of Interpol's operation HAECHI IV.
Interpol Busts Human Traffickers Luring Victims with Fake Online Job Ads
Operation Storm Makers II, as dubbed by Interpol, witnessed the mobilization of law enforcement agencies from 27 countries.