Cyber Sleuths Bust Warzone RAT Malware Merchants: A Victory for Digital Safety!

In a swoop of poetic justice, two hackers peddling Warzone RAT malware with a side of ‘customer support’ got a taste of their own medicine—arrested, with their digital empire crumbled. Cybersecurity: 1, Cybercriminals: 0.

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Who knew malware came with a customer service hotline? In a world where you can subscribe to a Remote Access Trojan like it's Netflix, the feds just hit pause on two cyber villains and their DIY espionage kit. Spoiler alert: "Warzone" doesn't just refer to a chaotic Call of Duty match anymore; it's also the name of the RAT these guys were peddling like hotcakes at a hacker's brunch. Oh, and it's $38 a month if you're curious, just don't expect any loyalty rewards.

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