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Microsoft On Wednesday said she broke the theft of Lama malicious program The project with the help of law enforcement officers around the world.

The technical giant said in Message in the blog that his digital crimes have discovered over 394,000 Windows Computers were infected with malware Lumma programs worldwide between March 16 and May 16.

Microsoft said Lumma malicious software was a favorite hacking tool that used bad actors. Hackers used malicious software for password steal, credit cards, bank accounts and cryptocurrency Wallets.

Microsoft said its digital crimes unit was able to dismantle the Lumma Infrastructure Infrastructure with the US District Court in the North District of Georgia.

The US Department of Justice then took control of “Central Team Structure” Lumma and broke the internet trade sites, where bad actors purchased malicious software.

The Japanese Cybercrianism Center “facilitated the suspension of Lumma Lumma infrastructure,” the blog said.

“While working with law enforcement and industry partners, we have torn the connection between the malicious tool and the victims,” ​​Microsoft said in Post. “Moreover, more than 1300 domains confiscated or transferred from Microsoft, including 300 domains operating by law enforcement agencies, will be redirected to Microsoft Sinkholes.”

Microsoft said they love other technology companies ClickBitsight and Lumen also helped destroy the Lumma malware.

Hackers buy malicious Lumma software via underground internet forums from at least 2022, while developers “constantly improve their capabilities,” the blog said.

The malicious software was a “tool for cybercriminals and actors threats on the Internet” because it is easy to spread and break through certain security protection with proper programming, the company notes.

In one example of how the criminals used Lumma, Microsoft pointed to a phishing campaign in March 2025, in which bad actors were misleading people, believing that they are on the Internet service of Travel Booking.com.

These cybercrime used lumma malicious software to carry out their financial crimes in this scheme, the company notes.

In addition, Microsoft said hackers used Lumma to attack online games and education systems, while other cybersecurity companies say that malicious software was used in cyberattacks aimed at production, logistics, health care and other related critical infrastructure.