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SELECT A PAGE Awareness campaigns Cybercrime – #YouMayBeNext COVID-19
cyberthreats Cybercrime threat response Cybercrime operations -- AFJOC - African
Joint Operation against Cybercrime -- ASEAN Cybercrime Operations Desk Cyber
capabilities development -- Cyber Capabilities & Capacity Development Project --
Cybercrime Capacity Building in the Americas -- GLACY+ Cybercrime Collaboration
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   * * AFJOC - African Joint Operation against Cybercrime
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 * * Cryptojacking

On-the-ground support against cybercrime

In close cooperation with member countries, the private sector and national
Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs), we help coordinate transnational
cybercrime investigations and operations worldwide.


CRYPTOJACKING

After detecting a global cryptojacking campaign exploiting a vulnerability in
MikroTik routers, INTERPOL coordinated Operation Goldfish Alpha in Southeast
Asia, where more than 20,000 hacked routers were initially identified.
Cybercrime investigators and experts from police and national Computer Emergency
Response Teams (CERTs) in the region worked together to locate the infected
routers, alert the victims and patch the devices so they were no longer under
the control of the cybercriminals, reducing the number of infections by 78 per
cent.


COMPROMISED WEBSITES

Data provided by a private cybersecurity partner identified a strain of malware
infecting e-commerce websites to steal payment card details and personal data.
Using this data, under Operation Night Fury INTERPOL issued Cyber Activity
Reports to the affected countries, highlighting the threat to support their
national investigations. As a result, three cybercriminals were arrested in
Indonesia with INTERPOL assistance.




CYBER SURGES

INTERPOL has led several operations across different regions targeting organized
cybercrime activity. These ‘cyber surges’ brought together investigators to act
on threat information developed with private sector partners.


 * ASEAN – The ASEAN operation combined the expertise of police and private
   sector to identify Command and Control servers spreading various types of
   malware, leading to the discovery of nearly 270 compromised websites,
   including government portals. A number of phishing website operators were
   also identified, including one with links to Nigeria. One criminal based in
   Indonesia selling phishing kits via the Darknet had posted YouTube videos
   showing customers how to use the illicit software.
 * AMERICAS – Participating countries carried out one-the-ground action against
   cybercriminal infrastructures in the region based on intelligence provided by
   INTERPOL. Investigations led to the identification of 26 affected government
   websites, six hacker groups and several individual hackers, and information
   on nearly 40 phishing and malware distribution cases concerning 3,700 active
   cyberthreats.


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