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World's Biggest Malware Botnet Taken Down
Law enforcement agencies around the globe have teamed up to take control of Emotet, one of the world's most prolific malware botnets.
World's Biggest Malware Botnet Taken Down
Law enforcement agencies around the globe have teamed up to take control of Emotet, one of the world's most prolific malware botnets.
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Emotet botnet disrupted after global takedown operation
The infrastructure of today's most dangerous botnet built by cybercriminals using the Emotet malware was taken down following an international coordinated action coordinated by Europol ...
Emotet Botnet Disrupted in Global Law Enforcement Operation
Law enforcement authorities in Europe and North America took control of the Emotet infrastructure.
Emotet: The world's most dangerous malware botnet was just disrupted by a major police operation
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Intl. Law Enforcement Operation Disrupts Emotet Botnet
Global law enforcement agencies have seized control of Emotet infrastructure, disrupting one of the world's most pervasive and dangerous cyber threats.
Emotet malware taken down by global law enforcement effort
The infamous botnet has been disrupted thanks to an international effort across the US, Canada, and several European nations.
European Authorities Disrupt Emotet — World's Most Dangerous Malware
Law enforcement agencies dismantled the infrastructure of Emotet, a notorious email-based Windows malware behind several botnet-driven spam campaigns.
NCA in international takedown of notorious malware Emotet
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