Alarum Technologies Ltd.
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See all $ALAR insider activity →Alarum Technologies said its subsidiary NetNut had multiple domains seized by the FBI, disrupting services and contributing to a sharp share-price drop from $8.02 to $3.08 over days. Alarum is investigating potential network misuse and cooperating with law enforcement. A law firm also opened a securities fraud probe for shareholders.
Alarum Technologies (Nasdaq: ALAR; TASE: ALAR) shares fell over 70% after the company said some domains tied to its NetNut subsidiary were seized in an FBI investigation. Alarum reported service disruptions and warned of a potential material adverse effect. Google said it disabled accounts linked to alleged malware and degraded NetNut’s proxy network.
Alarum Technologies (Nasdaq: ALAR; TASE: ALAR) said it is temporarily pausing traffic through certain network services for several days while it investigates an incident affecting aspects of NetNut Ltd’s network. The pause is expected to significantly reduce service availability until normal operations resume and any remediation is implemented.
Recent ALAR coverage spans regulation, financial news and earnings.
FBI domain seizures and an ongoing securities fraud investigation raise legal and operational risk, likely keeping downside pressure elevated until facts clarify.
FBI-linked domain seizures and service disruptions raise near-term revenue/operations risk and increase regulatory/legal overhang for ALAR.
Near-term service availability reduction increases operational and reputational risk; resolution timing is uncertain.
Disruption of NetNut’s infrastructure is a direct enforcement action against the operator, creating near-term legal/operational risk and potential revenue disruption.
Law-enforcement and Google account/app mitigations are likely to impair any business model tied to NetNut/Popa, creating near-term reputational and operational risk for Alarum.
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Alarum Technologies said its subsidiary NetNut had multiple domains seized by the FBI, disrupting services and contributing to a sharp share-price drop from $8.02 to $3.08 over days. Alarum is investigating potential network misuse and cooperating with law enforcement. A law firm also opened a securities fraud probe for shareholders.
3 min readAlarum Technologies (Nasdaq: ALAR; TASE: ALAR) shares fell over 70% after the company said some domains tied to its NetNut subsidiary were seized in an FBI investigation. Alarum reported service disruptions and warned of a potential material adverse effect. Google said it disabled accounts linked to alleged malware and degraded NetNut’s proxy network.
4 min readAlarum Technologies (Nasdaq: ALAR; TASE: ALAR) said it is temporarily pausing traffic through certain network services for several days while it investigates an incident affecting aspects of NetNut Ltd’s network. The pause is expected to significantly reduce service availability until normal operations resume and any remediation is implemented.
2 min readThe FBI and Google, with partners including Lumen Technologies and the IRS, disrupted NetNut, a residential proxy botnet run by Alarum Technologies (Nasdaq: ALAR). The network enrolled an estimated 2 million home devices and was linked to 316 threat clusters in June 2026. Actions included disabling Google C2, updating Play Protect, and seizing hundreds of domains.
7 min readGoogle and the FBI disrupted the NetNut residential proxy network, which used a Popa botnet embedded in Android-based smart TVs. Google said at least 316 threat clusters used NetNut exit nodes for attacks in one week in June 2026, and it disabled related accounts and Play Protect protections. Reporting links NetNut to NASDAQ-listed Alarum Technologies, according to Krebs and other investigators.
7 min readAlarum Technologies (Nasdaq: ALAR) said the FBI seized domains tied to its subsidiary NetNut, following a July 2 update. Additional NetNut domains have since been seized, causing disruptions to part of its services. The company is investigating potential misuse and says it has not been formally contacted by authorities.
4 min readAlarum Technologies Ltd. (Nasdaq: ALAR; TASE: ALAR) said it learned on July 2, 2026 that the FBI seized certain domains tied to its subsidiary NetNut Ltd. The company stated it will cooperate with law enforcement to investigate potential misuse of its infrastructure.
2 min readAlarum Technologies (NASDAQ:ALAR) shares fell 23.6% in after-hours after reports the FBI is investigating whether Alarum subsidiary NetNut helped link customers’ home internet devices without consent. Bloomberg said the probe has lasted over a year and involves potential links to software called Popa. DOJ said it seized domains tied to NetNut’s proxy infrastructure; Alarum said it was notified and will cooperate.
3 min readAlarum Technologies Ltd. (ALAR) shares rose about 18% on Nasdaq after its Q1 results. The company reported earnings of $0.59 million, or $0.08 per share, versus $0.41 million, or $0.06 per share a year earlier, according to the report. The stock last traded around $9.05, up from an open near $8.85.
2 min readTEL AVIV, Israel, Nov. 26, 2025 ( GLOBE NEWSWIRE ) -- Alarum Technologies Ltd. ( Nasdaq, TASE: ALAR ) ( "Alarum" or the "Company" ) , a global provider of web data collection solutions, today announced financial results for the nine- and three-month periods ended September 30, 2025.
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