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We routinely observe this data being sold in bulk on dark web forums and marketplaces, as well as the sale and development of infostealer strains among the cyber criminal community. “RedLine and ...

This action has shown that this is no longer the case,” The Dutch police said. “Taking these groups offline has caused the sale of the stealers RedLine and META to come to a standstill.” The police ...

Two suspects were arrested by Belgian police and servers shut down after a coordinated investigation of transnational malware first tracked in the Netherlands. Law enforcement agencies from six ...

The malware was advertised for sale on cybercrime forums and through Telegram channels that offer customer support and software updates. “We gained full access to all Redline and Meta servers. Did you ...

Rudometov faces the following charges for his involvement and leading role in the RedLine infostealer operation. Access Device Fraud under 18 U.S.C. § 1029, with a maximum penalty of 10 years in ...

The malware is advertised for sale on cybercrime forums and through Telegram channels that offer customer support and software updates. RedLine and META have infected millions of computers ...

Thousands of suspected hackers used two notorious malware strains, RedLine and Meta, to infect Windows computers. On Tuesday, law enforcement in Europe and the US provided more details about how ...

Both strains were available for sale on the messaging app Telegram. UPDATE 10/29: Police offered more details on the operations of RedLine and Meta.

The Dutch National Police, who led the so-called “Operation Magnus” takedown, reports it gained “full access” to the servers used by the Redline and Meta infostealers. Infostealers are a ...

Redline and Meta are both infostealers, a type of malware that steals stored information from browsers on an infected device, including credentials, authentication cookies, browsing history ...

The Dutch National Police announced on Monday having gained “full access” to all of the servers used by the Redline and Meta infostealers, two of the most widely used cybercrime tools on the internet.