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International action against cybercriminal networks

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Dutch police disabled 20 servers used to distribute malicious software during an international operation against cybercrime. Police reported that more than 6.4 million stolen data records were secured worldwide.

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  • De Telegraaf
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  • Reformatorisch Dagblad

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