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Upstream is Level3. Not that I'm holding my breath, but perhaps it's
time to start notifying them of Iqarus' abuses?
On Fri, Mar 31, 2006 at 09:10:04AM +0200, Raymond Dijkxhoorn babbled thus:
> Hi!
>
> > Here's another one
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I'm a senior technology analyst and a graduate computer science student. I'm
particularly interested in finding ways to discover botnets that are using
anything other than IRC as a C&C protocol by observing the enterprise net
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I'm not an IRC guy, but I imagine this is not a good thing?
cheers,
Jamie
nepenthes-721e2a9c2fa4efd12f80672a87fb977b-asn2.exe : [SANDBOX]
contains a security risk - W32/Spybot.gen3 (Signature:
W32/Spybot.AHRJ)
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>Reply-To: botnets@whitestar.linuxbox.org
>To: botnets@whitestar.linuxbox.org
>Subject: botnets Digest, Vol 2, Issue 1
>Date: Sun, 02 Apr 2006 04:24:38 -0500
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>Send botnets mailing list submissions
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Jess Kitchen reference a botnets book in the email below, the details were a
little off.
It is actually...
Internet Denial of Service: Attack and Defense Mechanisms
By Jelena Mirkovic, Sven Dietrich, David Dittrich, Peter Rei
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Channel: #warezfr (warez bot network)
Server: irc.webchat.org
Channels: #jabalalnaser, #amlhmshesreere, #
Server: a.k.reipmav.net
Channels: #barb1can
Server: l0n3ly.reipmav.net
Channels: #t3rr0r, #ti
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Hi Mary,
one of the key protocols to observe here is DNS, I would say. All C&C
protocols except for P2P protocols usually rely on DNS to resolve the
address of the C&C server(s).
Additionally, you should observe anomalities i
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Another great book is Defense and Detection Strategies against Internet
Worms
by Jose Nazario of Arbor Networks.
Artech House, Hardcover, Published November 2003, ISBN 1580535372
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On 03.04.2006 04:25 wrote Mary Henthorn:
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> I'm a senior technology analyst and a graduate computer science student. I'm
> particularly interested in finding ways to discover botnets that are using
> anything othe
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I just don;t have time to look at it right now, so here is the link to
another botnet irc client:
http://210.3.4.193/cmd.txt <<-- defacer
70.168.74.193/strange <<-- downloader
207.90.211.54/arts <<-- actual client
http://7
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I suppose one possibility, assuming that your sysadmin doesn't mind it,
would be random port scans of the network. I've found tons of
remote-control trojans on our network that way. It wouldn't catch
everything, but it cou
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On Wed, 5 Apr 2006, Georg Wicherski wrote:
> one of the key protocols to observe here is DNS, I would say. All C&C
> protocols except for P2P protocols usually rely on DNS to resolve the
> address of the C&C server(s).
so, in
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Jose Nazario wrote:
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> On Wed, 5 Apr 2006, Georg Wicherski wrote:
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>>one of the key protocols to observe here is DNS, I would say. All C&C
>>protoc
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On Wed, Apr 05, 2006 at 06:55:33AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] babbled thus:
> I just don;t have time to look at it right now, so here is the link to
> another botnet irc client:
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> http://210.3.4.193/cmd.txt <<-- defacer
Ind
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Hi,
I'm going to do a little research on web-based bots to date. Does anyone
have any examples of web-based bots, where they are controlled, where stats
are provide, etc, to an HTTP solution rather than an IRC solution?
Thank
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