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Cybercrime Crackdown: Interpol’s Global Sweep Nets 31, Dismantles Malware Menace
Crackdown Crusade: Interpol’s “Operation Synergia” nets 31 cyber crooks, cyber-sweeping across 55 countries. The digital dragnet? Over 1,300 shady servers shut down—cybercrime’s comedy central no more.

Hot Take:
The cyber-cowboys at Interpol have just rustled up a whole gang of digital desperados in what reads like a plot for "Cyberspace Justice League: Operation Synergia." With over 30 digital outlaws lassoed and a whole lot of malicious servers sent to the big corral in the sky, it looks like the internet might just be big enough for the both of us, after all. Yee-haw for cybersecurity!