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Risky Bulletin: Law enforcement agencies and security firms take down Amadey and StealerC
Law enforcement agencies from seven countries and six security firms coordinated to dismantle the Amadey malware loader and StealC infostealer operations, resulting in the takedown of 326 servers, 142 domains, and the seizure of over $47 million in illegal cryptocurrency proceeds. The operation involved Europol, agencies from Canada, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, and the US, alongside Microsoft, Bitsight, ESET, IBM, Proofpoint, MBSD, and Pillsbury.
Why it matters: Organizations using compromised credentials or infected systems may have been victims of Amadey or StealC; practitioners should verify whether their environments were targeted and update detection rules now that infrastructure has been disrupted.
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threat intel
Risky Bulletin: Law enforcement agencies and security firms take down Amadey and StealerC
Law enforcement agencies from seven countries and six security firms coordinated to dismantle the Amadey malware loader and StealC infostealer operations, resulting in the takedown of 326 servers, 142 domains, and the seizure of over $47 million in illegal cryptocurrency proceeds. The operation involved Europol, agencies from Canada, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, and the US, alongside Microsoft, Bitsight, ESET, IBM, Proofpoint, MBSD, and Pillsbury.
Why it matters: Organizations using compromised credentials or infected systems may have been victims of Amadey or StealC; practitioners should verify whether their environments were targeted and update detection rules now that infrastructure has been disrupted.
- Source published
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker