By Mason Hall And Zeb Fross. Attacker Command & Control Zombies.

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An overview over Botnets

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By Mason Hall And Zeb Fross

Attacker Command & Control Zombies

DDos Attacks Spamming Traffic Sniffing Keylogging Identity Theft

Started with IRCs Notable Bots Pretty Park (1999) Global Threat bot (2000) Agobot (2002) Polybot (2004) Phatbot (2004) Mariposa (2009)

Layered Firewalls and Diversionary Paths Full Security Suite Workable Patch Management System Shutting Down External Access Monitoring Traffic Flux Disrupting Attacks and Isolating Infected Machines Patching to Prevent Similar Repeated Attacks

s Status Sends Spam Monitors System Resources

The Botnet-For-Hire

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