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    Feds shut down $100 million malware network

    By mediahitmanJune 3, 2014Updated:November 16, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    Today, federal officers introduced new expenses in opposition to the GameOver Zeus botnet, along with coordinated seizures that seem to have stopped the network chilly. GameOver Zeus contaminated as many as a million Windows computer systems, harvesting consumer credentials and executing fradulent wire transfers. Today’s federal criticism named Russia’s Evgeniy Mikhailovich Bogachev as mastermind of the network, tracked down with the assistance of regulation enforcement businesses throughout eleven nations.

    “Gameover Zeus is the most sophisticated botnet the FBI and our allies have ever attempted to disrupt,” the FBI’s Robert Anderson Jr. stated in an announcement. “The efforts announced today are a direct result of the effective relationships we have with our partners in the private sector, international law enforcement, and within the US government.”

    GameOverZeus would use refined assaults to reap confidential info as soon as computer systems had been contaminated. Where a banking website may usually ask for a username and password, the malware might add further fields for social safety quantity and bank card info, inserted seamlessly into the web page’s format.

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