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The Dutch Police (Politie) dismantled the ZServers/XHost bulletproof hosting operation after taking offline 127 servers used by the illegal platform.

Earlier this week, the authorities in the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom, announced sanctions against the same bulletproof hosting provider for its involvement in cybercrime operations.

Specifically, the operators of Zservers were accused of facilitating LockBit ransomware attacks and supporting the cybercriminals efforts to launder illegally obtained money.

The hosting provider, operated by Russian nationals Alexander Igorevich Mishin and Aleksandr Sergeyevich Bolshakov, was also used to suppert botnet operations and to distribute malware.

Politie says that the Zservers service was knowingly backing these malicious activities and even advertised its lax policies to potential customers, making it clear that its infrastructure tolerated criminal acts.

"A bulletproof hoster is not just any shadowy company that ignores rules – it is the backbone of global cybercrime," states the Dutch police in today's announcement.

"Without these 'safe havens',many criminals would have nowhere to host their hacking tools, stolen data and fake websites."

Politie says that one of the seized servers hosted hack tools from Lockbit and also Conti ransomware, two of the most prolific and damaging ransomware-as-a-service operations.

The servers were located in the Paul van Vlissingenstraat colocation data centre in Amsterdam and cybercriminals could purchase services anonymously, by paying with cryptocurrency. At the moment, any websites hosted on the servers are no longer accessible.

[admin123]

i lost of of my accesses .
fucking dutch police .. working for salary and food.

[spartaofcnet]

The golden rule: All cops are bastards.

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The Dutch Police (Politie) dismantled the ZServers/XHost bulletproof hosting operation after taking offline 127 servers used by the illegal platform.

Earlier this week, the authorities in the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom, announced sanctions against the same bulletproof hosting provider for its involvement in cybercrime operations.

Specifically, the operators of Zservers were accused of facilitating LockBit ransomware attacks and supporting the cybercriminals efforts to launder illegally obtained money.

The hosting provider, operated by Russian nationals Alexander Igorevich Mishin and Aleksandr Sergeyevich Bolshakov, was also used to suppert botnet operations and to distribute malware.

Politie says that the Zservers service was knowingly backing these malicious activities and even advertised its lax policies to potential customers, making it clear that its infrastructure tolerated criminal acts.

"A bulletproof hoster is not just any shadowy company that ignores rules – it is the backbone of global cybercrime," states the Dutch police in today's announcement.

"Without these 'safe havens',many criminals would have nowhere to host their hacking tools, stolen data and fake websites."

Politie says that one of the seized servers hosted hack tools from Lockbit and also Conti ransomware, two of the most prolific and damaging ransomware-as-a-service operations.

The servers were located in the Paul van Vlissingenstraat colocation data centre in Amsterdam and cybercriminals could purchase services anonymously, by paying with cryptocurrency. At the moment, any websites hosted on the servers are no longer accessible.

feds are destroying everything

[LCDSignSystem]

The golden rule: All cops are bastards.

Lol, cops just follow orders like any subordinate and intelligence is not a criteria to do the job. No moralities in that. Simple as that.

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