Les dernières actus des cybercriminels (26 avril 2024)

Voici les actualités principales de la semaine passée concernant le cybercrime.

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Les actus sélectionnées cette semaine

International investigation disrupts phishing-as-a-service platform LabHost | Europol
Between Sunday 14 April and Wednesday 17 April a total of 70 addresses were searched across the world, resulting in the arrest of 37 suspects. This includes the arrest of 4 individuals in the United Kingdom linked to the running of the site, including the original developer of the service.The LabHost platform, previously available on the open web, has been…

LabHost phishing service with 40,000 domains disrupted, 37 arrested
The LabHost phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platform has been disrupted in a year-long global law enforcement operation that compromised the infrastructure and arrested 37 suspects, among them the original developer.

T-Mobile, Verizon workers get texts offering $300 for SIM swaps
Criminals are now texting T-Mobile and Verizon employees on their personal and work phones, trying to tempt them with cash to perform SIM swaps.

Ransomware Akira : 42 millions de dollars de gain grâce à 250 victimes
Le gang de ransomware Akira serait parvenu à voler 42 millions de dollars auprès de 250 victimes qui ont pris la décision de payer la rançon.

FBI and AFP Arrest Alleged Developer, Marketer of Firebird/Hive RAT
The FBI and AFP dismantled a network responsible for the creation and distribution of malicious software known as Firebird, also rebranded as Hive.

Zambia arrests 77 people in swoop on « scam » call centre
Law enforcement officers in Zambia have arrested 77 people at a call centre company they allege had employed local school-leavers to engage in scam internet users around the world.

Moldovan charged for operating botnet used to push ransomware
The U.S. Justice Department charged Moldovan national Alexander Lefterov, the owner and operator of a large-scale botnet that infected thousands of computers across the United States.

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