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BASHLITE

2014 computer malware

BASHLITE (also known as Gafgyt, Lizkebab, PinkSlip, Qbot, Torlus and LizardStresser) is malware which infects Linux systems in order to launch distributed

BASHLITE

Mirai (malware)

2016 computer malware for Linux

responsible for the 31.4 Tbps on Cloudflare. Mirai was used, alongside BASHLITE, in the DDoS attack on 20 September 2016 on the Krebs on Security site

Mirai (malware)

Mirai_(malware)

Denial-of-service attack

Type of cyber-attack

movement, the claim being that the similarity in the purpose of both is same. BASHLITE – 2014 computer malware Billion laughs attack – Denial-of-service attack

Denial-of-service attack

Denial-of-service_attack

Dahua Technology

Chinese video surveillance products company

cameras and DVRs. Nearly one million Dahua devices were infected with the BASHLITE malware. A vulnerability in most of Dahua's cameras allowed "anyone to

Dahua Technology

Dahua_Technology

Zombie (computing)

Compromised computer used for malicious tasks on a network

the point with [smart]phones that we were with desktops in the '80s." BASHLITE Botnet Denial-of-service attack Low Orbit Ion Cannon Malware RDP shop Trojan

Zombie (computing)

Zombie_(computing)

Timeline of computer viruses and worms

Computer malware timeline

Kingdom as a tool for espionage and mass surveillance.[citation needed] The BASHLITE malware is leaked leading to a massive spike in DDoS attacks. Linux.Wifatch

Timeline of computer viruses and worms

Timeline_of_computer_viruses_and_worms

Carna botnet

Botnet used to census the entire IPv4 internet

observed from May to October 2012. The top 20 Top Level Domains were: BASHLITE Mirai (malware) Remaiten Linux.Darlloz Linux.Wifatch Hajime (malware) Stöcker

Carna botnet

Carna_botnet

MalwareMustDie

Whitehat security research workgroup

NyaDrop NewAidra or IRCTelnet Torlus aka (Gafgyt/Lizkebab/Bashdoor/Qbot/BASHLITE) LightAidra PNScan STD Bot Kaiten botnets (Linux DDoS or malicious proxy

MalwareMustDie

Botnet

Collection of compromised internet-connected devices controlled by a third party

devices. The method was tested by infecting nine IoT devices with Mirai and BASHLITE botnets, showing its ability to accurately and promptly detect attacks

Botnet

Xor DDoS

Linux trojan malware with rootkit capabilities

targets, which tend to be located in Asia. Application layer DDoS attack BASHLITE Botnet Dendroid (Malware) Denial-of-service attack Rootkit Zombie (computer

Xor DDoS

Xor_DDoS

Linux.Wifatch

Malware that secures infected devices

telnet passwords, and/or update the firmware." Denial-of-service attack BASHLITE – another notable IoT malware Linux.Darlloz – another notable IoT malware

Linux.Wifatch

Hajime (malware)

2016 computer malware

on systems compromised by Hajime displayed on terminals is shown below. BASHLITE – another notable IoT malware Denial-of-service attack Linux malware Linux

Hajime (malware)

Hajime_(malware)

Linux malware

Malware that affects the Linux operating system

telnet service and designed to infect Internet of Things (IoT). GafGyt/BASHLITE/Qbot – a DDoS botnet spreads through SSH and Telnet service weak passwords

Linux malware

Linux_malware

Remaiten

2016 computer malware for Linux

remove competing bots on a system compromised by it. Botnet Mirai (malware) BASHLITE Linux.Darlloz Linux.Wifatch Hajime (malware) "New Remaiten Malware Builds

Remaiten

Linux.Darlloz

Computer worm for Linux IoT devices

crypto currencies such as Mincoin and Dogecoin. Botnet Mirai (malware) BASHLITE Remaiten Linux.Wifatch Hajime (malware) Casad, Joe (December 3, 2013).

Linux.Darlloz