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> The traffic doesn't look like something like headless Chrome was used Setting aside the fact that headless chrome or other browser testbeds do a good job at
by junon 5y ago
> The traffic doesn't look like something like headless Chrome was used
Setting aside the fact that headless chrome or other browser testbeds do a good job at hiding their presence, what could be the vector for a botnet infection if this were true? Extensions?
- teraku 5y agoCould be anything. Could even be just a user with a few beefy machines and a lot of proxies.
- marginalia_nu 5y agoMost botnets I've encountered seen seem to consist of enterprise routers and the like, random IoT-stuff. Most of it probably too old and low-powered to even run headless chrome.
- mlyle 5y ago> Setting aside the fact that headless chrome or other browser testbeds do a good job at hiding their presence It doesn't look like headless chrome, or headed chrome, or any kind of chrome... because there's just requests for one file and no other resources. Chrome would do a lot of other stuff. This is a wget loop or some other minimal agent with a changed user agent string.