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Alarum Technologies reports that additional domains linked to its NetNut subsidiary have been seized by the FBI, expanding an incident first identified on July 2, 2026. These seizures are disrupting a portion of Alarum’s proxy network services and may, if prolonged, have a material adverse effect on its operations, financial results and ability to serve some customers.
The company is committing substantial resources to investigate what happened, assess whether its network was used for malicious, fraudulent or unlawful purposes by third parties, and gather more information from authorities. As of the press release, neither Alarum nor NetNut has been formally contacted by the FBI or other regulators, but the company states it will fully cooperate with law enforcement.
Alarum Technologies Ltd. reports law enforcement actions affecting its subsidiary NetNut’s residential proxy network. Certain NetNut-associated domains have been seized by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, leading to disruptions in part of Alarum’s services.
The company warns that if these service disruptions persist for an extended period, they are likely to have a material adverse effect on operations, financial results and its ability to provide some services to customers. As a precaution, Alarum has temporarily paused traffic through relevant network services for several days while it investigates the incident, assesses infrastructure and determines whether any malicious activity by third parties occurred.
Alarum states it is devoting substantial technical and operational resources to the investigation and recovery process, aims to restore normal operations as soon as possible, and intends to fully cooperate with law enforcement. The company plans to provide further updates as appropriate.
Alarum Technologies Ltd. reported that it and its subsidiary NetNut Ltd. became aware that the FBI seized certain domains associated with NetNut’s residential proxy network. The company said it takes the matter seriously and will fully cooperate with law enforcement to investigate any misuse of its infrastructure.