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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The Hague: Police have taken down a global virtual private network<\/a> used by criminals to do business online, which left more than 100 firms at risk of cyberattacks, the EU's policing agency said on Tuesday.

Officers in Europe and North America seized or disrupted at least 15 servers hosting users and VPNLab.net, a service provider that offered criminal groups shielded communications and internet<\/a> access, on Monday, Europol said.

\"The VPN provider service... was being used in support of serious criminal acts such as ransomware<\/a> deployment and other cybercrime activities,\" Europol said.

Available for a subscription fee of as little as $60 (52 euros), VPNLab.net was \"a popular choice for cybercriminals, who could use its services to carry on committing their crimes without fear of detection by authorities\", Europol said.

Law enforcement agents honed in on the VPN service provider, established in 2008, after multiple investigations showed that criminals were using it for activities such as disseminating malware, malicious software designed to infiltrate or disrupt computer systems.

\"Other cases showed the service's use in the setting up of infrastructure and communications behind ransomware campaigns, as well as the actual deployment of ransomware,\" Europol said.

As a result of the investigation, more than 100 businesses had been identified as at risk of cyberattacks.

Law enforcement is working with potential victims to mitigate their exposure, Europol said.

Led by German police in Hanover, investigators from several EU countries took part in the operation, as well as counterparts from Britain, Canada, Ukraine and the United States.
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全球警察记下刑事私有网络

军官在欧洲和北美抓住或中断至少15服务器托管用户和VPNLab.net,一个服务提供者提供犯罪团伙屏蔽通信和互联网接入,周一,欧洲刑警组织说。

  • 更新2022年1月19日08:04点坚持
海牙:警察已经全球虚拟私人网络被犯罪分子在网上做生意,致使超过100家公司网络攻击的危险,欧盟监管机构周二表示。

军官在欧洲和北美抓住或中断至少15服务器托管用户和VPNLab.net,一个服务提供者提供犯罪团伙屏蔽通信和互联网访问欧洲刑警组织周一表示,。

“VPN提供商服务…被用于支持等严重犯罪行为ransomware部署和其他网络犯罪活动,”欧洲刑警组织说。

可供60美元的会员费(52欧元),VPNLab.net是“网络罪犯的受欢迎的选择,可以使用其服务进行提交他们的罪行而不用担心被当局检测”,欧洲刑警组织说。

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执法人员磨练的VPN服务提供商,成立于2008年,经过多次的调查显示,犯罪分子使用的活动,如传播恶意软件,恶意软件旨在渗透或破坏计算机系统。

“其他情况下显示服务的使用基础设施的设置和通讯ransomware背后活动,以及ransomware的实际部署,”欧洲刑警组织说。

作为调查的结果,100多家企业被认定为网络攻击的风险。

执法部门正在与潜在受害者减少他们的风险,欧洲刑警组织说。

由德国汉诺威,警方调查人员从几个欧盟国家参加了操作,以及同行来自英国、加拿大、乌克兰和美国。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The Hague: Police have taken down a global virtual private network<\/a> used by criminals to do business online, which left more than 100 firms at risk of cyberattacks, the EU's policing agency said on Tuesday.

Officers in Europe and North America seized or disrupted at least 15 servers hosting users and VPNLab.net, a service provider that offered criminal groups shielded communications and internet<\/a> access, on Monday, Europol said.

\"The VPN provider service... was being used in support of serious criminal acts such as ransomware<\/a> deployment and other cybercrime activities,\" Europol said.

Available for a subscription fee of as little as $60 (52 euros), VPNLab.net was \"a popular choice for cybercriminals, who could use its services to carry on committing their crimes without fear of detection by authorities\", Europol said.

Law enforcement agents honed in on the VPN service provider, established in 2008, after multiple investigations showed that criminals were using it for activities such as disseminating malware, malicious software designed to infiltrate or disrupt computer systems.

\"Other cases showed the service's use in the setting up of infrastructure and communications behind ransomware campaigns, as well as the actual deployment of ransomware,\" Europol said.

As a result of the investigation, more than 100 businesses had been identified as at risk of cyberattacks.

Law enforcement is working with potential victims to mitigate their exposure, Europol said.

Led by German police in Hanover, investigators from several EU countries took part in the operation, as well as counterparts from Britain, Canada, Ukraine and the United States.
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