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AI SPERA’s Criminal IP joins INTERPOL’s Gateway cybercrime effort

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On October 27, 2026, AI SPERA agreed to feed Criminal IP threat intelligence into INTERPOL’s Gateway initiative for member-country leads.

AI SPERA, operator of the Criminal IP threat-intelligence and attack-surface platform, signed a cooperation agreement with INTERPOL under the Gateway initiative on October 27, 2026. The deal sets a framework for sharing cybercrime information, threat data, analysis and technical expertise on IP addresses, domains, URLs and internet-exposed assets. Gateway, begun in 2019, lets trusted private-sector partners contribute indicators, tactics and analysis through a secure channel. INTERPOL reviews contributions, may develop investigative leads and may share them with concerned member countries. CEO Byungtak Kang said the firm will support cross-border cases. The announcement came from Torrance, California.

Key facts
  • Agreement announced October 27, 2026, from Torrance, California.
  • Criminal IP will supply IP, domain, URL and exposed-asset intelligence.
  • INTERPOL’s Gateway initiative began in 2019 for trusted private-sector partners.
  • INTERPOL may share investigative leads with concerned member countries.
  • CEO Byungtak Kang pledged intelligence for cross-border investigations.
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Timeline

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  1. Oct 27, 2026AI SPERA signs INTERPOL Gateway cooperation agreement · Cyber Security News

What each outlet adds

beyond the shared facts
  • GBHackersNames CEO Byungtak Kang and notes a republished CyberNewswire release; includes URLs.
  • Cyber Security NewsSays Gateway began in 2019 and partners may contribute indicators and tactics.
Vendors
AI SPERA
Products
Criminal IP
Organizations
INTERPOL

Coverage

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  1. · 3d ago GBHackersFirst report

    Criminal IP joins INTERPOL Gateway to share cyber threat data

    Under the 2019 Gateway framework, Criminal IP will feed infrastructure intelligence into INTERPOL cybercrime analysis.

  2. · 3d ago Cyber Security News

    Criminal IP joins INTERPOL Gateway to share cyber threat data

    AI SPERA will contribute IP, domain and exposed-asset intelligence that INTERPOL may turn into leads for member countries.