Cyberscoop Kimwolf Botnet Infects Over 2 Million Devices via Residential Proxies
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The Kimwolf botnet, which emerged from the Aisuru DDoS botnet in August 2025, has rapidly infected over 2 million unofficial Android TV devices. Its operators exploited residential proxy networks for local control, gaining significant attention from security researchers after briefly topping Cloudflare's global domain rankings in late October 2025.
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