Cathy Williams
Newbie
- Mar 1, 2019
- 16
- 6
There it's an articlea already investigated about this:
Upon downloading and executing the client, the similarity was unmistakable. Following a hunch, we checked out the network requests and sure enough, nothing had changed; all the API paths were identical. 911’s back, baby, Voldemort-style. The legendary criminal proxy service has found its footing once again and resumed operations under a new name. Only one question remains: what app or apps are supplying the IPs for this new incarnation?
Well that was easy. PaladinVPN is a “Free VPN” app, allowing users to route their traffic from their choice of 44(!) datacenter exits all over the world with no registration or payment required. But like the curling of a monkey’s paw, there’s always a catch.
Upon firing up PaladinVPN, you are nearly immediately added to the list of purchasable IPs in CloudRouter’s interface. Our hunt was over as quickly as it started.
