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Want to Rent an Internet Address at the White House?

Krebs on Security
· November 5, 2026

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Security experts have warned that some White House staffers are using devices with residential proxy services, making their internet addresses available for rent. This includes a service provided by a Russian company, whose founder was previously linked to a web hosting business that was involved in cyberattacks on election systems in 2016. The use of these proxy services potentially exposes the White House's internet addresses to external rental and use. The Russian company's involvement raises concerns due to its past connection to election system cyberattacks. The situation may have significant security implications for the White House. The use of residential proxy services by White House staffers has been identified as a potential vulnerability.

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