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Giro di vite globale contro le reti di criminalità informatica dell'Africa occidentale
Un'operazione globale mirata alle reti di criminalità informatica dell'Africa occidentale ha portato a numerosi arresti, tra cui la detenzione di 39 persone in Sudafrica per truffe online.
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In una grande operazione internazionale contro le reti di criminalità informatica dell'Africa occidentale, le forze dell'ordine hanno effettuato arresti di massa in tutto il mondo. Nell'ambito dell'operazione coordinata, 39 persone sono state arrestate in Sudafrica. Coloro che sono stati presi in custodia erano stati presi di mira per il loro presunto coinvolgimento in truffe sentimentali e di investimento.
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