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911 says its network is made up entirely of users who voluntarily install its “free VPN” software. In this scenario, users indeed get to use a free VPN service, but they are often unaware that doing so will turn their computer into a proxy that lets others use their Internet address to transact online. “The 911[.]re
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The operations described by QiAnXin are attributed to an APT group active since at least April 2018. Some of the phishing emails from the current campaign were sent from IP addresses corresponding to a range that belongs to Powerhouse Management, a VPN service. These files have fewer than a dozen sightings each.
” The GALLIUM threat actor is active, but its activity was more intense between 2018 and mid-2019. The operators leverage on low cost and easy to replace infrastructure using dynamic-DNS domains and regularly reused hop points. GALLIUM is one of many ActivityGroups we see targeting telcos through SE Asia + Europe + Africa.
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