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Botnet of 17 Million Devices Dismantled in the Netherlands

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Dutch authorities dismantled a botnet comprising at least 17 million devices and seized over 200 servers linked to the proxy service Asocks. This operation is crucial for developers and tech professionals as it highlights the risks associated with residential proxies, which can be abused for cybercrime such as DDoS attacks and phishing campaigns.

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