Tenable CISA and Global Agencies Address Bulletproof Hosting Cybercrime
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CISA, along with international partners, has released guidance to help internet service providers (ISPs) combat bulletproof hosting (BPH) services that facilitate cybercrime, including ransomware and phishing attacks. The initiative aims to enhance the security of critical sectors by encouraging ISPs to dismantle these protective infrastructures used by cybercriminals.
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