Interpol has declared the successful completion of Operation Ramz, marking it as the largest cybercrime crackdown in its history. Conducted across 13 countries in West Asia and North Africa from October 2025 to February 2026, the operation aimed to combat phishing campaigns, malware threats, and cyber scams that have inflicted significant financial losses in the region. The operation led to the arrest of 201 individuals, with 382 additional suspects identified. Authorities seized 53 servers and uncovered 3,867 victims associated with the cybercrime networks.

The operation benefitted from the collaboration of various cybersecurity firms, including Kaspersky and Group-IB, which assisted in monitoring malicious activities and tracing compromised digital infrastructure. Notably, in Jordan, police dismantled a financial fraud scheme linked to a fake trading platform, which revealed connections to human trafficking. In Oman, a malware-infected server was discovered at a private residence, while Algerian authorities dismantled a phishing-as-a-service platform. Interpol emphasized that international cooperation was key to the operation's success, showcasing the importance of global collaboration in combating cybercrime.