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Microsoft Sues To Curb Lumma Stealer Threat
Microsoft Sues To Curb Lumma Stealer Threat

Yahoo

time22-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Microsoft Sues To Curb Lumma Stealer Threat

On Wednesday, Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) Digital Crimes Unit brought suit on May 13 against Lumma Stealer, an information-stealing malware used by hundreds of threat actors to siphon passwords, credit-card data, bank details and cryptocurrency wallets. Warning! GuruFocus has detected 3 Warning Sign with MSFT. Between March 16 and May 16, Microsoft detected over 394,000 Windows PCs infected with Luma Stealer, according to assistant general counsel Steven Masada in a company blog post. Leveraging a U.S. court order, the DCU seized or took down roughly 2,300 malicious domains forming Lumma's command-and-control backbone. Simultaneously, the Department of Justice disrupted the malware's central servers and online marketplaces, while Europol's EC3 and Japan's JC3 suspended locally based infrastructure nodesmarking one of the most extensive multinational takedowns of an info-stealer to date. The growth and resilience of Lumma Stealer highlights the broader evolution of cybercrime and underscores the need for layered defenses and industry collaboration to counter threats, Microsoft said in a separate post. Analysts note this legal offensive follows earlier DCU actions against other high-profile info-stealers and could pressure peers such as CrowdStrike (NASDAQ:CRWD) and Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ:PANW) to accelerate feature rollouts. Compared with a similar takedown of TrickBot in October 2024, which involved 1,100 domains and an estimated 150,000 infections, this operation more than doubles the scale of disruption. Why It Matters This aggressive move not only hampers Lumma's infrastructure but also underscores Microsoft's growing role as both defender and regulator, signaling to investors its commitment to bolstering enterprise-security offerings. This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data

Jeep and Citroen Record YoY Decline in April Sales, Fall Below 700 Units Combined
Jeep and Citroen Record YoY Decline in April Sales, Fall Below 700 Units Combined

NDTV

time13-05-2025

  • Automotive
  • NDTV

Jeep and Citroen Record YoY Decline in April Sales, Fall Below 700 Units Combined

While most of the car majors registered a four-digit sales figure, Jeep and Citroen got a harsh blow in April, falling to three-digit figures. Here are all the details that you must check out. The interesting part is that the YoY sales figure of Jeep stands at 278 units, while Citroen sold 339 units in the wholesale market. This implies that Jeep and Citroen have together contributed just 617 units to the YoY car sales list. Citroen, the French carmaker has recorded a 16.1 percent YoY decline as compared to April 2024. Jeep witnesses a 26.3 percent YoY decline as compared to April 2024. Also Read: Second-Gen Honda Amaze Inching Closer To Discontinuation? Single Variant On Sale Talking about the MoM figures, Jeep sold 294 units in March 2025, and it fell to just 278 units in April 2025, registering a 5.4 percent decline. Also, Citroen sold 407 units in March, which declined to 339 units in April, which translates to a negative growth of 16.7 percent. Also Read: Citroen Aircross Sales Hit Rock Bottom- Dark Edition Launch Fell Flat? However, even after the negative sales tally, Citroen has got more numbers in the sales data. Though the company witnessed negative figures as it sold 120 units of the C3 which fell to 110 units in April, E C3 registered 118 unit sales in March, which went down to 109 units in April. Also, Citroen sold 100 and 69 units in March and April. The surprising fact is that the French car major registered null sales for the C3 Aircross in April. Also Read: Jeep and Citroen have recently announced their Summer sales campaign that brings considerable discount and servicing offers on the palette and is aimed to shoot the sales figure.

Tyrus' Past Big Game Stardom
Tyrus' Past Big Game Stardom

Fox News

time08-02-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Fox News

Tyrus' Past Big Game Stardom

On this encore episode, Trevor Murdoch, Kevin Kiley Jr., Aron Stevens, EC3, and Luke Hawx join Tyrus to talk about his experience shooting the Gutfeld! Super Bowl commercial in 2023, and why his kids weren't necessarily impressed with his acting skills. They also take a look at the problems many men face when it comes to things like masculinity, relationships, expressing emotions, and being vulnerable — and emphasize how important it is to talk about issues you're facing instead of self-destructing or retreating inward. Follow Tyrus on X: @PlanetTyrus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

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