Interpol clamps down on cybercrime and arrests over 1,000 suspects in Africa
- Interpol arrested 1,006 suspects in Africa during a two-month operation against cybercrime, involving tens of thousands of victims and millions in damages, as stated by the global police organization.
- The joint operation, named Operation Serengeti, took place from Sept. 2 to Oct. 31 in 19 African countries, targeting various cybercriminal activities as reported by Interpol.
- Victims numbered 35,000, with alleged losses nearing $193 million, emphasizing the role of local police and partners in this operation, according to the agency's statement.
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