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Security firm Layer3 reported on Wednesday that residential proxy services routed traffic through White House network IPs between October 5 and November 3. The firm observed 236 exits using six addresses across 26 days, suggesting free apps like Rave.io monetize bandwidth by renting trusted addresses to strangers for under a dollar.
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