O Amarula IRC Botnet é um botnet client codado em Python 2.7. O malware nada mais é do que um cliente IRC, especialmente construído, que se conecta a um server IRC e entra em um canal como se fosse um ...

I do not truly know the name of this useful underground hash-cracking IRC client, as it was disclosed to me privately around 16 years ago. I oftentimes used this to control my botnet army. It was ...

Security researchers observe new botnet-building campaign called Murdoc Its attacks are targeting IP cameras and routers More than 1,000 devices have been identified as compromised Cybersecurity ...

The same day, security company Qualys published research detailing a "large-scale, ongoing operation" dubbed the Murdoc Botnet. It exploits vulnerabilities to install a Mirai variant, primarily on ...

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Botnets often make the cybersecurity headlines – but they’re far from the Skynet nightmare that you’d assume at first glance. Botnets aren’t some sort of sci-fi AI hivemind, admittedly ...

A significant botnet campaign leveraging a new variant of the infamous Mirai malware, dubbed Murdoc_Botnet, has been observed targeting AVTECH cameras and Huawei HG532 routers, exploiting known ...

The devices conducting these attacks are mostly MikroTik, Huawei, Cisco, Boa, and ZTE routers and IoTs, which are commonly compromised by large malware botnets. In a statement to BleepingComputer ...

The Mirai botnet is expanding, and unknown attackers are currently compromising certain Zyxel routers and Mitel telephony devices. Security patches have been available for affected Mitel devices ...

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The largest distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack to date peaked at 5.6 terabits per second and came from a Mirai-based botnet with 13,000 compromised devices. The UDP-based attack occurred ...