Besides of?
"This loader is a significant threat, besides of GandCrab that closed up shop earlier this year, it delivers over a dozen other payloads like FormBook, LokiBot, SmokeLoader, AZORult, NetWire, njRat and Pony stealer."
I saw this sentence when I was reading an article about malware. I am wondering why the author uses "besides of" here. In my point of view, "besides of" is not a phrase. Is this sentence wrong? Or is there any aspects of grammar that I didn't consider?
Thanks a lot in advance! Any answer will help 
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Grace Crowley I am wondering why the author uses "besides of" here. So is everybody else. It's wrong.
- Grace Crowley I am wondering why the author uses "besides of" here.
- So is everybody else.
- It's wrong.
- Grace Crowley Or is are there any aspects of grammar that I didn't consider?
- No.
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Grace CrowleyI am wondering why the author uses "besides of" here.
So is everybody else. It's wrong.
Grace CrowleyOrisare there any aspects of grammar that I didn't consider?
No. You understand it correctly.
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