Aisuru Transforms IoT Botnet into Proxy Rental Service
Aisuru cybercriminals pivot from denial-of-service for hire to commercializing compromised IoT devices as residential proxy infrastructure, selling IP anonymization to fraudsters and attackers
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Aisuru cybercriminals pivot from denial-of-service for hire to commercializing compromised IoT devices as residential proxy infrastructure, selling IP anonymization to fraudsters and attackers
Canadian financial authorities impose $176 million penalty on Cryptomus for facilitating ransomware cryptocurrency transactions while systematically violating anti-money laundering compliance requirements
Aisuru botnet operators transition from distributed denial-of-service attacks to monetizing compromised IoT networks as residential proxy rental service for cybercriminals requiring anonymization
Cybercriminals exploit critical 7-Zip symbolic link vulnerability in active campaigns, leveraging malicious archives to achieve arbitrary file writes and system compromise through path traversal attacks
Aisuru botnet controllers abandon denial-of-service operations for residential proxy commercialization, leasing compromised IoT infrastructure to cybercriminals requiring geographic IP distribution
Canadian enforcement agencies penalize Cryptomus $176 million for operating cryptocurrency payment infrastructure that processed ransomware transactions without adequate know-your-customer protocols
Cybercriminals operating Aisuru shift from denial-of-service attacks to renting compromised IoT devices as residential proxies, offering subscription-based anonymization for fraudsters and attackers
Google pursues litigation against Chinese cybercriminals behind Lighthouse phishing-as-a-service platform that enabled mass credential theft through automated fake login page generation and distribution
Canadian authorities impose $176 million penalty on Cryptomus for systematically processing ransomware transactions while failing to implement required customer verification and transaction monitoring controls
Aisuru operators pivot from distributed denial-of-service attacks to commercializing IoT botnet as residential proxy infrastructure, monetizing compromised devices through anonymization services
Canadian regulators issue historic $176 million fine against Cryptomus cryptocurrency service for knowingly processing ransomware payments and violating financial transparency laws
Former DDoS botnet Aisuru transforms business model to sell residential proxy access through compromised IoT devices, providing cybercriminals with IP rotation and geographic anonymization services