r A notorious provider of abuse-friendly web hosting has shifted its operations through Kaspersky Lab's networks, sparking concerns about potential vulnerabilities in anti-money laundering regulations. This development highlights the complexities of distinguishing between legitimate cybersecurity services and those facilitating illicit activities. The move underscores the need for enhanced international cooperation to combat the evolution of cybercrime infrastructure. As authorities grapple with this issue, they must balance the need to disrupt illicit activities with the risk of inadvertently impacting legitimate services. This raises important questions about accountability, responsibility, and the future of cybersecurity regulation in the face of emerging threats.