Microsoft Says Nearly 400,000 Windows Computers Infected By Lumma Malware

Microsoft says Lumma password stealer malware found on 394,000 Windows PCs

Microsoft and law enforcement announced a coordinated takedown of the Lumma pasword-stealing malware.

Global crackdown led by Microsoft shuts down Lumma Stealer malware infecting 394,000 PCs

Microsoft says its Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) successfully disrupted the server infrastructure behind Lumma Stealer, a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) operation that infected hundreds of thousands of Windows PCs. Cybercriminals worldwide used LummaC2 to steal passwords and credit cards, drain crypto wallets, disrupt critical services, and more.Read Entire Article

Microsoft takes legal action against Lumma Stealer after 400,000 devices infected

Microsoft, DoJ, and FBI, disrupt the infostealer's infrastructure, seizing sites and more.

Microsoft stops malware found on more than 394,000 computers

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The European Centre for Civil Crime of Europol and Microsoft deplores Lumma Stealer – the world's greatest threat to information stealer. Thousands of computers around the world were affected by this malware....

Microsoft Says Dangerous Malware Can Steal Your Passwords And Data From Windows PCs

Microsoft has found over 390,000 Windows PCs infected with the dangerous Lumma malware that steal your information for ransom.