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German law enforcement claims to have ‘dismantled’ mega phishing-as-a-service group Kratos
A global law enforcement crackdown has seized infrastructure serving the massive phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) group Kratos, as well resulting in the arrest of an unnamed Kratos “developer and technical administrator” in Indonesia.
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German law enforcement has reportedly taken down a major phishing-as-a-service group known as Kratos. The operation involved multiple countries, including the US, Indonesia, and others, with German authorities leading the effort. An individual described as a Kratos developer and technical administrator was arrested in Indonesia as a result of the crackdown. The significance of this development lies in the scale of the operation and the involvement of multiple countries. The fact that a major phishing-as-a-service group has been dismantled suggests that international cooperation in cybersecurity efforts is possible and may be effective in combating such threats.
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