Criminal IP joins INTERPOL Gateway to share cyber threat data
Original title: Criminal IP Joins INTERPOL’s Gateway Initiative to Support Global Cybercrime Efforts
Under the 2019 Gateway framework, Criminal IP will feed infrastructure intelligence into INTERPOL cybercrime analysis.
AI SPERA signed an INTERPOL Gateway cooperation agreement so Criminal IP can share threat data, analysis and technical expertise. Gateway lets cybersecurity firms, technology providers and financial institutions contribute indicators and tactic insights through a secure channel. INTERPOL may develop investigative leads and share them with member countries. Criminal IP focuses on IPs, domains, URLs and exposed assets.
- The announcement is dated October 27, 2026, from Torrance, California.
- Criminal IP is described as scanning the internet for malicious indicators and exposed assets.
- CEO Byungtak Kang said the firm will contribute intelligence to cross-border cases.
- The text is a CyberNewswire press release republished by GBHackers.
- Vendors
- AI SPERA
- Products
- Criminal IP
- Organizations
- INTERPOL
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Torrance, United States / California, October 27th, 2026, CyberNewswire AI SPERA, the company behind the cyber threat intelligence and attack surface management platform Criminal IP, has signed a cooperation agreement with the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) under its Gateway initiative.
By CyberNewswire · gbhackers.com
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