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I'd just like to say that I love the public botnets list. I frequently
read the reports, then search my NSM data (I use sguil) for matching
traffic. I've also saved several postings that had useful
background info or bits of knowledge that weren't directly related
to individual botnets.
As you pointed out, making this information public has gone a long
way towards raising awareness of the problem, and that by itself
is an important goal.
David
Gadi Evron wrote:
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> Hi, this is an FYI. A discussion will now commense on the DA list to try
> and measure if public efforts are indeed a good idea, and how much good
> vs. bad they cause in the fight against botnets, distributed denial of
> service attacks, Internet survivability and online crime, as it can
> indeed be measured.
>
> I would also like the community's opinion on the subject at hand, so that
> we can relay it and make a more client-oriented decision (take the needs
> of the community into consideration as well).
>
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