Cybercriminals Foiled: AVCheck and Crypting Services Get the Boot in Global Crackdown!

AVCheck, the go-to test lab for cybercriminals to ensure their malware evades antivirus detection, has been unplugged by global law enforcement. Authorities have seized the domain, shutting down a major player in the counter antivirus services. It’s a significant win in the battle against organized cybercrime.

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Looks like the cyber underworld just lost its favorite test lab! AVCheck’s takedown is like taking away a kid’s candy store, but for cybercriminals. No more “try before you deploy” for them! The cyber cops have pulled the plug on their sneaky sandbox, reminding us that even in the digital Wild West, there’s always a sheriff in town. Let’s just hope this sends a message to other cyber villains: your secret labs aren’t so secret anymore!

Key Points:

  • AVCheck, a major CAV service, has been taken down by international law enforcement.
  • AVCheck allowed cybercriminals to test malware against antivirus software.
  • Authorities also seized Cryptor.biz, linked to AVCheck, while Crypt.guru went offline.
  • Undercover operations revealed connections to ransomware groups.
  • This takedown is part of Operation Endgame, disrupting major cybercrime networks.

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