Dutch authorities dismantle 17 million device botnet

Dutch authorities have taken down a botnet made up of 17 million compromised devices. They seized 200 servers that powered the network.

The operation targeted the large-scale botnet, which relied on infected devices worldwide. Officials confirmed the seizure of supporting infrastructure in a coordinated effort.

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