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Cyber Fraud: Authorities Hit Massively Against Investment Scammers

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German and Austrian authorities have turned off thousands of phone numbers of suspected asset fraud. Behind the numbers is an international business model.

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They are promising a high return – but there are criminals behind it: the LKA in Baden-Württemberg has acted against investment fraudsters.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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German and Austrian authorities have turned off thousands of phone numbers of suspected asset fraud. Behind the numbers is an international business model.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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14,000 telephone numbers in three months in the course of the "Operation Herakles" shut down. German-Austrian police cooperation shows effect.

·Vienna, Austria
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Investigators have turned off nearly 10,000 German telephone numbers in one blow against international cyber-failure.

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In the fight against international cyber-equity fraud, German and Austrian suspects have shut down nearly 10,000 phone numbers used by cybercriminals in the past three months. As a result, the infrastructure of the alleged perpetrators has been significantly weakened, according to a message sent out on Friday. According to the data, the whole thing is in the context of the "Operation Herakles", which is part of a large-scale anti-fraud strategy.

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noz.de broke the news in Osnabrück, Germany on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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