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Hikikomori
3 months ago
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DDoS Botnet Aisuru Blankets US ISPs in Record DDoS
How are you going to get an end customer to track down whatever device of theirs was hacked?
bombcar
3 months ago
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As a
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user I don't know any way of even checking if I'm involved in a botnet.
Is there something like that out there? Something that routers could install to monitor and report?
Hikikomori
3 months ago
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Maybe Pi-hole and look for weird lookups? Home routers wont have anything useful, I can see bandwidth and log NAT etc on my Ubiquiti though.
pixl97
3 months ago
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As the ISP you don't care, you just cut off their connection to fix it. Said user will have to contact a local service to come out and find it.
Groxx
3 months ago
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Made even easier by almost everyone running their local network off the ISP's hardware. Before they get cut off, have the router take a snapshot of what's using what ports, then go hunting.
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