Aussie Police and FBI Plan a Cloud-Based Plan to Destroy Cri

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The Australian National Police (AFP) said today that the AFP is working with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to crack down on organized crime around the world. using a special communication device created for such outlaws.
AFP said the operation, dubbed Operation Ironside, began three years ago after authorities seized Phantom slotxo xo Secure, which sells encrypted smartphones to drug trafficking and other criminal groups. Later, the FBI gained access to the ANOM app in 2018 and began installing it on Android smartphones being sold to crime gangs.


Such smartphones are exclusive that are only traded on the black market. without being able to make incoming and outgoing calls or send an email You can only send messages and pictures to the same smartphone with the ANOM app.


However, with the help of a former employee of Phantom Secure, data transmissions from organized crime have been passed on to the authorities. Make the officials know all the movements of the underground movement. The former Phantom Secure employee was given a prison sentence in exchange. and received a compensation of $120,000.


Over the past three years, authorities have detected more than 20 million messages sent by organized crime and arrested at least 800 suspects from more than 10 countries.


According to AFP, up to 11,000 criminals from 90 countries around the world are using the smartphone, of which 1,650 are in Australia. In Operation Ironside, 224 criminals were arrested, 3.7 tons of narcotics were seized, 104 weapons were seized and some A$45 million in cash was seized.