In an unprecedented global crackdown on cybercrime, INTERPOL has successfully dismantled over 20,000 malicious IPs and domains through an operation meticulously concocted under the name Operation Secure. The operation, which took place from January to April 2025, was an intricate collaboration amongst international law enforcement agencies aimed at neutralizing cyber threats emanating from a staggering 69 info-stealers. Upon identifying these malicious IP addresses, INTERPOL orchestrated a comprehensive takedown strategy that saw the cooperation of over a dozen countries. This operation highlights the complexities and the multinational nature of cybercrime today, emphasizing that cybercriminals leverage borders to perpetuate crime — making international cooperation of paramount importance. The dismantled network was responsible not just for information theft, but for facilitating phishing operations, distributing malware, and exploiting vulnerabilities in systems worldwide. The offensive also resulted in the arrest of numerous cybercriminals and seizures of digital infrastructure, thus disrupting the operational capabilities of several criminal syndicates. Operation Secure underscores the advancement and commitment of INTERPOL and international partners in not only reacting to cyber threats but actively seeking them out and eradicating them to safeguard digital environments. This effort is a clarion call to businesses, governments, and individuals worldwide to remain vigilant and proactive in fortifying their digital defenses against such pervasive threats.