Storm-1152: Disruption of Alleged Cybercrime-as-a-Service Group

CaaS Alert: The Disruption of Storm-1152

Discover how Microsoft, with threat intelligence from ACTIR, disrupted one of the largest and most notorious threat actor groups to build cybercrime-as-a-service businesses.

Disrupting the Gateway Services to Cybercrime

Learn how a cybercriminal ring headquartered in Vietnam built and sold tools to bypass enterprise security controls, creating hundreds of millions of phony online accounts.

Breaking (Bad) Bots: Bot Abuse Analysis and Other Fraud Benchmarks

Deepen your understanding of the contemporary attack landscape, how GenAI and CaaS are driving a surge in attacks, and threat intelligence by industry, region, and attack type.

Disrupting the Gateway Services to Cybercrime by Microsoft

Learn about Microsoft’s actions against Storm-1152, aimed to raise cybercriminals’ cost of doing business while protecting Microsoft customers and other online users.

Cybercrime operation that sold millions of fraudulent Microsoft accounts disrupted

Microsoft cracks down on group operating ‘cybercrime-as-a-service’

Microsoft disrupts credentials marketplace, warns of gift card fraud, OAuth abuse

Microsoft disrupts cybercrime group that created 750M+ fake accounts

Microsoft disrupts cybercrime operation selling fraudulent accounts to notorious hacking gang

Microsoft Disrupts Cybercrime Service That Created 750 Million Fraudulent Accounts

Microsoft Exposes and Dismantles Cybercrime Syndicate Storm-1152

Microsoft seizes infrastructure of top cybercrime group

Microsoft Seizes Websites That Created 750 Million Fake Accounts

Microsoft Takes Down Group Selling Fake Accounts to Hacking Gangs

Microsoft Takes Legal Action to Crack Down on Storm-1152’s Cybercrime Network

Microsoft targets CAPTCHA-cracking bot ring allegedly responsible for 750M fake accounts

What Is Storm-1152, Alleged Top Creator Of Fake Microsoft Accounts?