Law enforcement just arrested 120 people in an international malware crackdown dubbed 'Operation Cookie Monster'

Genesis Market was created five years and since then has provided users with access to data taken from more than 1.5 million computers infected with malicious software. Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2023/04/05/malware-ring-crackdown-genesis-market-operation-cookie-monster/

Law enforcement just arrested 120 people in an international malware crackdown dubbed ‘Operation Cookie Monster’

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Most countries want tourists back — but Amsterdam is telling these visitors to ‘stay away’

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