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Swiss-Based “Cryptomixer” Dismantled After Laundering €1. 3 . . . Eurojust and Europol said Monday that, together with German and Swiss law enforcement, they dismantled “Cryptomixer,” a cryptocurrency‑mixing service used to launder proceeds from drug and weapons trafficking, ransomware attacks, payment card fraud and other crimes Officials said the takedown
Europol, Swiss Police Shatter $1. 5B Bitcoin ‘Cryptomixer’ Swiss and German authorities, backed by Europol, shut down the Cryptomixer bitcoin-laundering service in Zurich, seizing servers, the domain, EUR 25 million in BTC and 12 terabytes of data linked to major cybercrime networks
Europol, Switzerland, Germany Authorities Seize $1. 51B . . . European Authorities Seize $1 51B Bitcoin-Mixing Service Cryptomixer Europol dismantled a crypto-mixing platform it said is used by ransomware groups and darknet markets to launder bitcoin
$1. 4 Billion Cryptomixer Faces German-Swiss Europol Crackdown $1 4 Billion Cryptomixer Faces German-Swiss Europol Crackdown Law enforcement officials from Germany and Switzerland, supported by Europol and Eurojust have collaborated to dismantle Cryptomixer
European police dismantle cryptocurrency mixer that laundered . . . European authorities recently seized the computer infrastructure behind an illegal cryptocurrency service that facilitated ransomware and other cybercrime Between Nov 24 and Nov 28, Swiss and German law enforcement agencies took control of the servers and domain name behind Cryptomixer, which helped ransomware gangs and other dark web market participants obfuscate their payments, Europol
German and Swiss police seize Cryptomixer servers in Zurich On Monday, Europol announced a successful joint operation by German and Swiss police, during which three Cryptomixer servers in Zurich were seized During the operation, which took place between November 24 and 28, authorities confiscated more than 12 terabytes of user data, seized €25 million ($27 million) in Bitcoin, and took control of the