Proton66: The Hacker’s Paradise Fueling Cybercrime Chaos!

Trustwave’s SpiderLabs has uncovered a surge in malicious activity from Proton66, a Russian bulletproof hosting provider beloved by cybercriminals for its lax policies. From ransomware to Android malware, Proton66 is the gift that keeps on giving—if you’re a hacker, that is. Remember, folks, always update your software and never trust a free cookie.

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Hot Take:

Who knew that “bulletproof” hosting wasn’t just for Superman’s tailor? Proton66 is the new VIP club for cybercriminals, offering a buffet of malicious activities. If you’re not getting hacked by them, are you even on the internet?

Key Points:

  • Proton66, a Russian bulletproof hosting service, is linked to various malicious campaigns.
  • Cyber attacks include SuperBlack ransomware, Android malware, and information-stealing tools.
  • Proton66’s network saw a spike in attacks since January 2025, with a decline in February.
  • Potential ties between Proton66 and Hong Kong-based Chang Way Technologies were discovered.
  • Experts recommend blocking associated IP ranges to prevent further attacks.

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