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by: xpoolPosted on: May 22, 2025

DOJ & Microsoft Shut Down Key Cryptocurrency Malware Network

A joint effort by the Department of Justice (DOJ), Microsoft, and other private sector partners has taken down LummaC2, a widely-used malware service responsible for stealing sensitive information from millions of users. The takedown represents a significant victory in combating cybercrime.

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