Alarum Technologies, the publicly traded Israeli company responsible for the NetNut residential proxy service, says it's investigating claims that NetNut is linked to the Popa botnet and nonconsensual installations of proxy software. The statement tries to assure investors that the company is taking the findings seriously. The funny part is it concludes by encouraging concerned investors to email the company at a domain that was recently seized by the FBI and has no ability to accept incoming email.