Researchers report residential proxy activity on White House network
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Layer3 Intel and Synthient say they saw residential proxy traffic on the White House network, and Krebs on Security and The Register report that someone there may run software letting outsiders rent access on that presidential network for a few dollars. The article explains residential proxies as rented home IP routes that hide traffic origin, notes apps can embed third-party SDKs that plant proxy nodes on user devices, often without clear consent, and that brokers resell that access; it begins citing the cybersecurity firm Spur before the supplied text cuts off.
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