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Microsoft’s Holiday Crackdown: Unwrapping the Fraudulent Schemes of Storm-1152
Microsoft, playing Santa this season, isn’t delivering gifts but justice. Their target? Storm-1152, the ‘number one seller’ of fraudulent accounts. With a whopping 750 million fake Microsoft accounts to their name and a sack-full of ill-gotten gains, they’ve landed on Microsoft’s naughty list. Brace yourselves,…
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Microsoft, the tech giant, is pulling a "Santa Claus" this season, but instead of delivering gifts, it's delivering justice. They're on a mission to take down "the number one seller" of fraudulent accounts, a group they've been eyeing called Storm-1152. Turns out Storm-1152 has been naughty, not nice, creating as many as 750 million fraudulent Microsoft accounts and raking in millions of dollars. So, Microsoft's coming to town, and they're checking their list twice, preparing to seize Storm-1152's infrastructure. Let's just hope they don't find your username on their stocking full of coal.Already a member? Log in here