Europol has announced the arrest of four individuals in Poland and the shutdown of several websites linked to DDoS-for-hire services, also known as booter services. These actions are part of ongoing efforts by law enforcement across North America, Europe, and the APAC region to combat online disruptions caused by such services.

Europol has successfully dismantled a cybercrime operation responsible for generating over €540 million in illicit revenue through various online scams. The operation involved multiple arrests and the seizure of assets, highlighting the ongoing efforts to combat cybercrime across Europe.

Europol has successfully dismantled six major DDoS-for-hire services that were responsible for numerous cyberattacks across Europe. The operation involved multiple law enforcement agencies and aimed to curb the growing trend of cybercriminals offering DDoS attacks as a service. This crackdown is part of ongoing efforts to enhance cybersecurity and reduce online threats.

Europol has successfully dismantled a major SIM farm network, significantly disrupting the criminal operations behind it. This network was involved in sim swapping attacks, which allowed hackers to gain control of victims' accounts and steal sensitive information. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat cybercrime and protect digital identities across Europe.