NetNut status

Network disrupted. Event recorded 2026-07-02, last verified 2026-09-17.

What the service was

A residential proxy network operated by NetNut Ltd., a subsidiary of Alarum Technologies; Google Threat Intelligence also refers to the network as Popa.

What happened

On July 2, 2026, Alarum said certain domains associated with NetNut had been seized by the FBI. Alarum reported additional domain seizures and service disruption on July 3, then a temporary pause of relevant network traffic. Google said its coordinated action caused significant degradation to NetNut's proxy network and business operations. Alarum was still reporting ongoing impact from the developments on August 27, 2026.

The cited public evidence establishes domain seizures, disruption and a temporary operational pause. It does not establish that NetNut Ltd. or all NetNut services permanently closed, so the lifecycle state is 'disrupted', not 'ceased'.

What this means for existing customers

ProxySP does not treat historical NetNut endpoint availability as current. Alarum reported domain seizures, service disruptions and a temporary network pause; account-specific availability should be checked against current company communications rather than inferred from older product pages.

Sources

• Google Threat Intelligence — Continued Disruption of Malicious Residential Proxy Networks 2026-07-02
• Alarum Technologies SEC filing — July 2026 NetNut updates 2026-07-06
• Alarum Technologies SEC filing — August 27 ongoing impact update 2026-08-27

Providers with the same recorded proxy type

37 current providers in the database have at least one product with the same recorded proxy type.

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