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Spotting Aggressive Clandestine BotNets
Post 302995611 by Neo on Sunday 9th of April 2017 04:22:35 AM
04-09-2017
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Spotting Aggressive Clandestine BotNets
Spotting Aggressive Clandestine BotNets
"Yesterday was making a typical “evening run” in cyberspace and noticed a strange pattern, zoomed in, and found a aggressive clandestine “indexing” botnet operating out of a dedicated hosting provider’s datacenter. The feature image in this post shows a screen capture of this visual. I’m finding spotting clandestine botnets easier than before I designed and coded this cyberspace SA visualization tool."
Cyberspace engineers, read the full post here...
"Yesterday was making a typical “evening run” in cyberspace and noticed a strange pattern, zoomed in, and found a aggressive clandestine “indexing” botnet operating out of a dedicated hosting provider’s datacenter. The feature image in this post shows a screen capture of this visual. I’m finding spotting clandestine botnets easier than before I designed and coded this cyberspace SA visualization tool."
Cyberspace engineers, read the full post here...
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