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I want to run a P2P botnet in order to manipulate its traffic packets. I have chosen qbot on (https://github.com/geniosa/qbot) and I`m not sure is it P2P or IRC bot? I have found nothing about its properties on the net. Is t… Continue reading what is the architecture of qbot (IRC-P2P)? [on hold]
I’m using pfSense with suricata in order to block P2P. At the “Interface” tab, I have a bridge named BRIDGE_H. In this bridge, there is the “BRIDGE Categories” tab and the “emerging-p2p.rules”, “snort_p2p.rules” and “snort_pu… Continue reading Alerts for P2P with Suricata not being generated
assume all downloads legal
Spent a long time trying to find an answer, this related question from 2013 (dated) doesn’t fully answer my question although I do fear subtitle malware.
LBRY claims to tell you the correct file t… Continue reading Is it always safe (virus/malware/spyware) to download video/music files (torrent, lbry)?
I am studying for the CCNA and I touched on the topic of star (client-server) vs mesh (p2p) networks. I read in some articles that one of the advantages of a mesh network is the level security and privacy it provides, but did… Continue reading What is a more secure network topology, star or mesh? [on hold]
So, while I casually did a netstat -a for an unrelated matter I found this connection open that seemed (at least to my untrained eye) strange:
Where Name was the last name of another current employee of the company in all c… Continue reading Suspicious established network connection
I am using P2P connections for viewing security camera EseeNet its working very good on my smart phone when my phone is connected to the same network that i used for NVR, but is not working at all in when i connected to anoth… Continue reading CCTV Remotely access issues
[Symantec] Reports Hajime seems to be a white hat worm that spreads over telnet in order to secure IoT devices instead of actually doing anything malicious.
[Brian Benchoff] wrote a great article about the Hajime Worm just as the story broke when first discovered back in October last year. At the time, it looked like the beginnings of a malicious IoT botnet out to cause some DDoS trouble. In a crazy turn of events, it now seems that the worm is actually securing devices affected by another major IoT botnet, dubbed Mirai, which has been launching DDoS attacks. More recently …read more
Continue reading White-hat Botnet Infects, Then Secures IoT Devices
Dahua, the world’s second-largest maker of “Internet of Things” devices like security cameras and digital video recorders (DVRs), has shipped a software update that closes a gaping security hole in a broad swath of its products. The vulnerability allows anyone to bypass the login process for these devices and gain remote, direct control over vulnerable systems. Adding urgency to the situation, there is now code available online that allows anyone to exploit this bug and commandeer a large number of IoT devices. Continue reading Dahua, Hikvision IoT Devices Under Siege
I am building a WebRTC application, and really concerned about security.
I have read this quite interesting article : https://webrtc-security.github.io
As I am far from being an expert in networking security, I just want to… Continue reading WebRTC security & encryption
I am building a WebRTC application, and really concerned about security.
I have read this quite interesting article : https://webrtc-security.github.io
As I am far from being an expert in networking security, I just want to… Continue reading WebRTC security & encryption