US EditionUnprecedented Interpol Crackdown in Africa: Over 1,200 Cybercriminals Brought to Justice! - Afric Info
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Interpol Leads Major Cybercrime Bust in Africa: 1,209 Arrests and $97 Million Recovered
via Flickr A major international operation coordinated by Interpol has resulted in significant arrests and asset recoveries across Africa. Known as Operation Serengeti 2.0, the effort spanned from June to August 2025 and involved law enforcement from 18 African nations along with the United Kingdom. The operation focused on combating various forms of cybercrime that have impacted thousands of individuals worldwide. Authorities arrested 1,209 sus…
Interpol-Led Operation Leads to Arrests of More Than 1,200 Suspected Cybercriminals in Africa - The Thinking Conservative
A sweeping intergovernmental operation coordinated by Interpol resulted in arrests of 1,209 alleged cybercriminals across Africa and takedown of 11,432 malicious infrastructures. The post Interpol-Led Operation Leads to Arrests of More Than 1,200 Suspected Cybercriminals in Africa appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
Interpol has struck a second major blow against cybercrime in Africa. As part of Operation Serengeti 2.0, more than 1,200 suspects were arrested, malicious infrastructure was dismantled, and nearly $100 million was seized.
Transnational networks, illegal cryptomining, massive scams and distributed infrastructure: Operation Serengeti 2.0 marks a turning point in Interpol's fight against cybercrime on the African continent. In three months, 18 countries, the United Kingdom and several private partners have joined forces to target the most active networks and hit the heart of their infrastructure.
INTERPOL reports over 1,200 arrests in Africa-wide cybercrime operation | #cybercrime | #infosec - National Cyber Security Consulting
A continent-wide crackdown on cybercrime in Africa led to 1,200 arrests, nearly $100 million seized, and the shutdown of illegal crypto and fraud networks. INTERPOL has announced that a continent-wide law enforcement initiative targeting cybercrime and fraud networks led to more than 1,200 arrests between June and August 2025. The operation, known as Serengeti 2.0, […]
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