Microsoft, alongside the Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center, dismantled infrastructure supporting three Chinese-language cybercrime stores. These stores, named YAM Store, CoGUI, and Iron Man, facilitated over one billion malicious messages worldwide. The operations generated significant revenue for their operators while targeting numerous organizations and consumers. This initiative follows an alert from Japan regarding phishing surges affecting its residents. Microsoft, alongside the Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center, dismantled infrastructure supporting three Chinese-language cybercrime stores. These stores, named YAM Store, CoGUI, and Iron Man, facilitated over one billion malicious messages worldwide. The operations generated significant revenue for their operators while targeting numerous organizations and consumers. This initiative follows an alert from Japan regarding phishing surges affecting its residents.
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