2025 Report: 10 Million Abusive URLs from SecuNET/CryptoServers
Analysis of AS208273 (CryptoServers/SecuNET) reveals a large-scale operation centered on the systematic distribution of NCSEI. SecuNET …
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2025 Report: 10 Million Abusive URLs from SecuNET/CryptoServers
Analysis of AS208273 (CryptoServers/SecuNET) reveals a large-scale operation centered on the systematic distribution of NCSEI. SecuNET coordinates an ecosystem of domains that distribute and abuse NCSEI content with registered IPs in Belize and the Seychelles. Over 10.7 million URLs reported for abuse is currently hosted on SecuNET, ignoring standard DMCA protocols through a complex chain of upstream providers including Melbikomas UAB (AS56630), IP Volume (AS202425), and FiberXpress BV (AS57717).
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