The Russian Business Network
11/14/22 • 31 min
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In 2006 the Russian Business Network pivoted its business: the once legitimate ISP became a ‘bullet-proof’ hosting service, catering to the needs of cybercriminals. It quickly became the largest player in the Russian cybercrime landscape, with ~60% of all cybercrime activity related to Russia connected to it in some way. Following the Russian government’s years-old tradition of collaborating with organized crime, it’s no wonder that the Russian Business Network quickly became Putin’s informal cyber attack arm.
In 2006 the Russian Business Network pivoted its business: the once legitimate ISP became a ‘bullet-proof’ hosting service, catering to the needs of cybercriminals. It quickly became the largest player in the Russian cybercrime landscape, with ~60% of all cybercrime activity related to Russia connected to it in some way. Following the Russian government’s years-old tradition of collaborating with organized crime, it’s no wonder that the Russian Business Network quickly became Putin’s informal cyber attack arm.
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