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Operation Endgame mit weiterem Erfolg: Drei gefährliche Schadsoftware-Varianten vom Netz genommen

Bundeskriminalamt (BKA). The June 2026 Operation Endgame action against the SocGholish, StealC and Amadey malware families, carried out 15–19 June 2026 by the Generalstaatsanwaltschaft Frankfurt am Main (ZIT) and the BKA with law enforcement from the Netherlands, Denmark, the United Kingdom, the USA and Canada plus Europol, Eurojust and private-sector partners: roughly 15,000 websites and more than 140 domains taken down, over 320 servers neutralised (40 in Germany), around 27 million victim credentials secured from more than 385,000 victims, and over USD 47 million in cryptocurrency identified and restrained..

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Law enforcement release
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Publisher
Bundeskriminalamt (BKA)
Published
Not established
Source type
Law enforcement release
Research grade
Source grade P1
Language
German
Official record
Official publication
What it supports
The June 2026 Operation Endgame action against the SocGholish, StealC and Amadey malware families, carried out 15–19 June 2026 by the Generalstaatsanwaltschaft Frankfurt am Main (ZIT) and the BKA with law enforcement from the Netherlands, Denmark, the United Kingdom, the USA and Canada plus Europol, Eurojust and private-sector partners: roughly 15,000 websites and more than 140 domains taken down, over 320 servers neutralised (40 in Germany), around 27 million victim credentials secured from more than 385,000 victims, and over USD 47 million in cryptocurrency identified and restrained.
Dataset id
src_bundeskriminalamt_endgame_page

Research notes

  • The page shows no publication date anywhere in its markup — the only dates present are the operation period 15.06.–19.06.2026 — so published_on is null rather than a guessed date.
  • This is a living BKA landing page for Operation Endgame and currently describes the June 2026 action. It does NOT describe the May 2024 first wave, so it is not evidence for td_2024_endgame_w1's 2024 facts; treat any 2024-dated claim attributed to this URL as unsupported.

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