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Global Police Operation Takes Down Two Major Cybercrime Toolkits
Ars Technica·Thursday, 25 June 2026
A coordinated international law enforcement operation called 'Operation Endgame' has simultaneously disrupted two widely used cybercrime tools, described as an 'assembly line' for criminal activity. The operation targeted infrastructure that enables large-scale cyberattacks. Authorities say the action was designed to deliver a one-two punch against tools that many separate criminal groups rely on.
Why It Matters
Cybercrime tools like these are used in attacks on banks, businesses, and individuals everywhere — including in India, which is one of the most targeted countries for phishing and malware.
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