Cybercrime infrastructure
Operation SIMCARTEL
An international action dismantled infrastructure used to provide fraudulent SIM services. Europol reported seven arrests, five seized servers, roughly 1,200 SIM boxes, and 40,000 active SIM cards.
Self-hosted media and documents
Original files from OperationArchive, organized into verified case pages and cross-checked against official or authoritative reporting.
Official Justice Department press-release metadata, filtered for both a cyber topic and an enforcement action. These records are research leads; the curated operation pages below add media, documents, and source review.
Cybercrime infrastructure
An international action dismantled infrastructure used to provide fraudulent SIM services. Europol reported seven arrests, five seized servers, roughly 1,200 SIM boxes, and 40,000 active SIM cards.
Cybercrime prosecution
U.S. charges were unsealed after a United Kingdom arrest. The complaint records allegations, not a conviction, and is preserved in its original public filing format.
Cybercrime prosecution
U.S. prosecutors announced charges against Kai West, alleged to have used the IntelBroker alias. The source folder also contains personal photographs and an unrelated 2018 NCA video; OpenSpy retains them as archive attachments without treating them as evidence in this case.
Dark-web marketplace
Authorities across six countries took down Archetyp, described by Europol as one of the longest-running and most prolific dark-web drug markets.
Cybercrime arrest
Spanish authorities announced the arrest of a suspect tied to more than 40 alleged cyberattacks. The official release does not name the alias, so the Natohub association is reported rather than asserted as an official fact.
Cybercrime marketplaces
An international operation disrupted the Cracked and Nulled cybercrime marketplaces alongside related payment and hosting services.
Dark-web marketplace
Finnish Customs announced that it had shut down the Sipulitie Tor marketplace and seized its server contents.
Cybercrime infrastructure
Russian authorities reported raids connected to Cryptex, UAPS, and associated payment services. Their statements should be read separately from the preceding U.S. action.
Cybercrime arrest
Spanish authorities announced the arrest of an unnamed British suspect; a later U.S. case identified and charged Tyler Buchanan. The records are presented in that sequence.
Malware infrastructure disruption
A self-hosted collection of the 15 season-labelled videos accompanying the continuing international campaign against malware droppers and ransomware-enabling infrastructure.
Cybercrime marketplace
An international action disrupted Genesis Market, which sold stolen credentials, browser cookies, and device fingerprints. Authorities reported 119 arrests worldwide.
Ransomware enforcement
Russia’s FSB said it acted against alleged REvil members at the United States’ request. Numbers and seized-property claims remain attributed to Russian authorities.
Ransomware enforcement
Ukrainian police arrested six people suspected of links to Cl0p ransomware during Operation Cyclone.
Online child-safety enforcement
NCA footage documents the investigation and arrest of David Wilson, who was sentenced in 2021 for online sexual offences against children.
Online child-safety enforcement
NCA footage records surveillance, arrest, and questioning in the investigation of Matthew Falder, who later pleaded guilty and was sentenced.
Cybercrime arrest
Czech authorities arrested Yevgeniy Nikulin before U.S. charges concerning intrusions at LinkedIn, Dropbox, and Formspring were unsealed.
Cybercrime raid
New Zealand Police executed search warrants and arrests connected to the U.S. Megaupload case.
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