Plaintiff Google LLC (“Google”) has sued Defendants Does 1-25 associated with the Internet domains listed in the pleading set forth below. Google alleges that Defendants have deployed BadBox 2.0 malware to form a botnet—a network of internet-connected devices, each of which is infected by BadBox 2.0 malware—to infiltrate devices and use that illicit access to commit cybercrimes. Google alleges that, through these actions, the Defendants have violated federal law. Google sought and received a temporary injunction enjoining the Defendants from these and other activities and directing the third parties associated with Defendants' Internet domains to take all steps necessary to disable access to and operation of BadBox 2.0-affiliated domains. Google intends to seek a preliminary injunction and other equitable relief. Full copies of the pleading documents, related filings, and orders from the Court are available below.

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