FBI查封NetNut代理平台及Popa僵尸网络
美国联邦调查局(FBI)近日查封了NetNut代理平台和Popa僵尸网络,这两个网络基础设施被指控用于大规模网络犯罪活动。NetNut提供住宅IP代理服务,而Popa僵尸网络则利用受感染的设备发动攻击和窃取数据。此次执法行动旨在切断犯罪分子的匿名通信渠道,打击网络犯罪产业链。
美国联邦调查局(FBI)近日查封了NetNut代理平台和Popa僵尸网络,这两个网络基础设施被指控用于大规模网络犯罪活动。NetNut提供住宅IP代理服务,而Popa僵尸网络则利用受感染的设备发动攻击和窃取数据。此次执法行动旨在切断犯罪分子的匿名通信渠道,打击网络犯罪产业链。
The FBI has seized hundreds of domains linked to NetNut, a residential proxy service owned by Israeli firm Alarum Technologies, following an investigation connecting NetNut to the Popa botnet—a network of at least two million compromised devices.
Researchers have linked the Android-based Popa botnet, which has compromised millions of TV boxes for advertising fraud and data scraping over four years, to NetNut, a residential proxy provider owned by the publicly-traded Israeli firm Alarum Technologies Ltd.
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