FBI announces takedown of phishing operation that targeted thousands of victims

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• April 13, 2026 at 06:41 PM

Cybercriminals allegedly used the W3LL phishing kit to target more than 17,000 victims worldwide, stealing their passwords and multi-factor authentication codes.

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