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Cyber Threats Concealed by Compromised IoT Devices

Cyber Threats Concealed by Compromised IoT Devices

Posted on February 12, 2026 By CWS

Operational Relay Box networks have surfaced as advanced methods employed by cybercriminals to disguise their attacks, challenging security teams globally. These networks leverage compromised Internet-of-Things devices, Small Office/Home Office routers, and Virtual Private Servers to obscure the origins of cyber threats.

How ORB Networks Function

ORB networks operate by channeling attack traffic through numerous relay points, making it exceedingly difficult for cybersecurity experts to trace the source of malicious activities. This method poses a formidable challenge to defenders attempting to pinpoint the origin of cyber threats, as seen in significant cyber incidents.

In February 2026, the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore exposed a state-sponsored campaign by UNC3886 against the country’s four major telecom operators: M1, SIMBA Telecom, Singtel, and StarHub. The attackers utilized zero-day vulnerabilities in perimeter firewalls and sophisticated rootkits to stealthily access critical systems and evade detection.

Strategic Advantages of ORB Networks

Research by Team Cymru highlights the strategic benefits that ORB networks offer to attackers. These networks function similarly to private residential proxy services, allowing harmful traffic to mix with legitimate user activity. This blending makes it risky for defenders to block traffic without impacting genuine services.

The distributed and dynamic nature of ORB networks enhances their resilience. Attackers can swiftly scale these networks by adding or removing compromised devices, maintaining operations even as nodes are discovered and blocked by security teams.

Pre-Positioning and Defensive Measures

ORB networks are particularly perilous due to their use in pre-positioning tactics, where adversaries establish relay infrastructures months before launching attacks. This strategy enables attackers to perform reconnaissance and probe defenses while remaining under the radar of security measures.

To counter these sophisticated threats, security experts advise organizations to adopt proactive threat hunting, behavioral analytics, and Zero Trust security models. Keeping routers updated, monitoring network traffic, and integrating advanced threat intelligence are critical steps in defending against these networks.

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Cyber Security News Tags:cyber threat, Cyberattacks, Cybersecurity, IoT, network security, ORB networks, SOHO routers, UNC3886, VPN, Zero Trust

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