Los Angeles – September 30, 2026 -- CUJO AI has introduced a new network intelligence capability that identifies the exact device inside a subscriber's home being used as a residential proxy, closing a detection gap that previously left operators able only to flag suspicious IP addresses without knowing which device was compromised.
New tool pairs device-level detection with remediation guidance and real-time alerts
The capability runs at the home gateway, identifying which subscriber network is hosting proxy activity and pinpointing the specific device generating it. It classifies the activity type, such as ad fraud or malware, and delivers device-specific remediation steps alongside real-time notifications to operators.
Residential proxy networks resell home internet connections to third parties, routing anonymous traffic through real subscriber IP addresses, typically without the subscriber's knowledge. Compromised devices, SDKs bundled in free apps, and bandwidth-monetization schemes are the primary enrollment methods cited by CUJO AI.
Operators gain root-cause visibility to address bandwidth theft and IP reputation risk
The capability allows operators to reclaim bandwidth consumed by third-party traffic, protect IP reputation, and give frontline support teams a verified root cause for subscriber slowdown complaints. "CUJO AI can tell the operator which device in which home is the source and what to do about it. That's the difference between an alert and an answer,