Wolf Haldenstein also launched an investigation after Alarum disclosed FBI seizures of NetNut-linked domains and warned the disruptions could materially hurt operations and results.
Investor law firm Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz LLP said it is investigating potential securities claims on behalf of shareholders of Alarum Technologies, Inc. following the company's disclosures that domains associated with subsidiary NetNut Ltd. had been seized by the FBI. The new notice adds to an earlier investigation announced by Rosen Law Firm. Alarum said on July 2, 2026 that NetNut had become aware certain domains associated with it had been seized by the FBI. On July 3, the company said additional domains tied to NetNut had been seized, that it was experiencing disruptions to a portion of its services, and that continued disruptions would likely have a material adverse effect on operations, financial results and its ability to provide certain services to customers. Alarum also said it was investigating whether its network or services had been used for malicious, fraudulent or unlawful purposes and would cooperate with law enforcement. Wolf Haldenstein said the stock fell from $8.02 per ADR on July 1, 2026 to $6.35 on July 2 and to $3.08 on July 6, the next trading day after the July 3 announcement. Rosen had earlier highlighted a 51.49% drop in Alarum American Depositary Shares on July 6 following the initial July 2 disclosure. Wolf Haldenstein invited investors who purchased Alarum ADRs and suffered losses to contact the firm regarding the investigation.