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FBI Investigation Causes Alarom Stock to Plunge 96% to 50 Million Shekels
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Calcalist · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israeli data firm Alarom's stock plunged 96% after the FBI began investigating its subsidiary NetNut for allegedly connecting devices without consent to proxy networks. The probe caused service disruptions and significant market value loss, with Alarom cooperating fully while assessing operational impacts.
- 01Alarom's stock dropped 96% to about 50 million shekels after FBI investigation news.
- 02FBI probes NetNut, Alarom's subsidiary, for unauthorized device connections to proxy networks.
- 03Alarom suspended some services and warned of significant operational and financial impacts.
- 04Google suspended accounts linked to malicious software tied to NetNut and shared intelligence with law enforcement.
- 05Alarom shifted focus to data services after acquiring NetNut in 2019, peaking at 1.1 billion shekels market value.
- 062025 revenues rose 28% but net income fell 83%, mainly due to increased R&D expenses related to AI adaptation.
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