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Thai-US powered operation crumbles cybercrime hacker syndicate


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39 minutes ago, Jonathan Swift said:

Unfortunately, for every bust another one or two will arise. Whack a mole.

Yes, unfortunately in countries such as China, Russia and NK where these people are unreachable.

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1 hour ago, sammieuk1 said:

Don't know about international cyber syndicate sounds like the work of your average Thai police captain ..and it looks like the watches have gone missing from the table already🤔 

well, they should be able to find those watches...

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

This syndicate had been spreading a malware known as 911 S5

 

How did they manage to deploy this malware in the victims' smart phones and tablets?

 

I have installed Dr. Web antivirus on my wife's and daughter's smartphones.

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8 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Don't get. These Chinese guys cold just walk across Biden's leaky borders and done it in the states. Then pleaded asylum !

The US borders have been leaky for over 250 years.

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27 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Don't get. These Chinese guys cold just walk across Biden's leaky borders and done it in the states. Then pleaded asylum !

So you don't get what doesn't happen. 

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18 hours ago, Misty said:

  

 

"The charges against Wang are for allegedly deploying malware, and creating and operating a residential proxy service known as “911 S5”, a botnet that facilitated cyberattacks, large-scale fraud, child exploitation, harassment, bomb threats, and export violations, according to the DOJ."  https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3264861/chinese-hacker-wang-yunhes-arrest-brings-fresh-scrutiny-singapore-wealth-flows

Us government hates competition 

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3 hours ago, Ironmike said:

I guess those high dollar watches have been snatched up by that fat Thai political guy can't remember his name but collects high dollar watches. 

 

Nah - he just borrows them nd forgets to give them back!

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On 6/1/2024 at 9:46 PM, george said:

The collaboration came from a request by the US to combat cybercriminal activities, focusing on Chinese national Wang Yunhe and his gang. They are accused of committing national-level online fraud, damaging protected computer systems, committing electronic communications fraud and money laundering opeartions in the US.

 

 In my opinion, this US "help with crime" is not about fighting organized crime, this is about spying on China and gaining favor with Thai government to try to pivot it away from a China alliance or friendship.   The US CIA in fact works regularly with organized crime and terrorists groups to further its aims.  It seemingly has no interest nor ability to reduce either of those things, despite claims to the contrary.  

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On 6/1/2024 at 9:46 PM, george said:

this coop breaks new ground

I hadn't realized chickens were involved in this coup.

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And police and media brag about what they have done..

They dont think about why this group desided to have their base in Thailand in the first place???? 

(Or they dont understand the irony in such a question 🙂)

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If they're so good, then why not sentence them to a few years hacking the accounts of Russians indicted by the ICC, with parole based on results?

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