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WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 2025
Feds sanctioned a Russian group that provides bulletproof hosting to criminals. Cloudflare is allowing sites to charge AI scrapers for access. And AT&T is giving people a way to guard against SIM swapping. This is CyberScoop for Wednesday, July 2.
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The flurry of government action continues

Federal authorities have sanctioned Aeza Group, a Russian bulletproof hosting provider, for allegedly supporting ransomware, malware, and infostealer groups—including providing infrastructure for operations like the Lumma infostealer and BianLian ransomware gang. These sanctions, coordinated with international partners, target Aeza’s executives and affiliated companies for facilitating cybercriminal activity against U.S. defense firms, technology vendors, and for involvement in illegal marketplaces. The move is yet another entry in a broader global crackdown on cybercrime, following large-scale takedowns of malware operations and associated criminal infrastructure since May. Matt Kapko has more.


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Wanna crawl? That'll cost you

Cloudflare has announced a new “Pay-Per-Crawl” feature allowing website owners to block, allow, or charge fees to AI web crawlers that scrape their data for training artificial intelligence systems. This beta system, developed in response to feedback from publishers and content creators, acts as a technical and financial middleman—letting domain owners set fees per request and requiring AI crawlers to register and authenticate for access. The move aims to address the massive increase in automated scraping by AI bots and to help compensate data owners as AI companies face mounting legal pressure over unauthorized use of web content. Derek B. Johnson has more.


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AT&T customers can block SIM swaps

AT&T rolled out its Wireless Account Lock feature, designed to protect customers from account takeovers and SIM-swapping attacks by restricting major changes to account and device settings. The lock, accessible through AT&T's app, requires extra authentication for account recovery if the registered device is lost and notifies users of any modifications to provide added transparency. This new security measure, which covers both individual and business accounts, joins similar offerings from other carriers and is part of broader efforts to enhance defenses against mobile-based identity theft. Greg Otto has more.


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