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Botnet Busted: World’s Largest Cyber Menace Dismantled by US and Singapore Agencies
In a digital David vs. Goliath, the US and Singapore slayed the botnet beast! The 911 S5 saga ends with the arrest of the mastermind behind 19 million disguised IP addresses. Cyber-sneaks, your cloak of invisibility is gone!
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It seems the cybercrime world got hit with a digital comet called the US and Singapore joint forces, wiping out the mighty 911 S5 botnet faster than you can say "not today, hackers!" And with a name like Yunhe Wang now plastered all over the news, it's like the supervillain just got unmasked. The plot twist? The botnet was peddling IP addresses like hotcakes at a state fair, and the US was like, "Hold my coffee." Cue the FBI's victory dance.Already a member? Log in here