Infosecurity-Magazine Microsoft Disrupts RedVDS Cybercrime Subscription Service
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Microsoft, in collaboration with legal partners in the US and UK, has seized the infrastructure of the cybercrime subscription service RedVDS. This service has facilitated at least $40 million in fraud losses in the US since March 2025, impacting various victims including Alabama-based H2 Pharma. The platform offered cybercrime tools for as little as $24 a month.
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