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I think it's pretty trivial to get around the edge sniffing.. You just need a bunch of pwned hops to go through first.. I mean.. Did you take a the infector co
by cyberpunk 10y ago
I think it's pretty trivial to get around the edge sniffing..
You just need a bunch of pwned hops to go through first.. I mean.. Did you take a the infector code for mirai [0] when it was kicking about? It's beyond basic..
20 of those nodes (literally CCTV cameras with busybox netcat....) is enough. Want to go harder? Burner 3G sim before you even start proxying through them towards entering TOR is what, an afternoon's work?
Today the "Hajime" botnet [1] is reported at 300,000 infected internet connected nodes... Recon they're logging?
[0]: https://github.com/jgamblin/Mirai-Source-Code/blob/6a5941be681b839eeff8ece1de8b245bcd5ffb02/mirai/bot/scanner.c https://github.com/jgamblin/Mirai-Source-Code/blob/6a5941be6...
[1]: http://www.networkworld.com/article/3192925/security/next-gen-iot-botnet-hajime-nearly-300k-strong.html http://www.networkworld.com/article/3192925/security/next-ge...
- mirimir 10y agoIt's very hard for servers to evade edge sniffing, because it's trivial to modulate traffic with them. For an adversary with access to lots of intercepts, anyway. Users can protect themselves by using public WiFi hotspots or burner cell modems. But that's not workable for servers, unless you host them yourself, which is too iffy for me. But yes, DPR could have stayed anonymous, even if his onion server had been pwned.