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Understanding the Mirai Botnet

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name:Tim April
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name:Zane Ma
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name:Yi Zhou
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Seven-month measurement combines a network telescope, active scans, telnet honeypots and VirusTotal binaries with passive DNS and C2 monitoring to show Mirai reaches a peak ~600k infections but stabilizes at 200–300k steady-state, spreads via default telnet creds then a short-lived CWMP exploit, exposes 333 C2 clusters and 48 password dictionaries, predominantly targets cameras/DVRs, launches a 623 Gbps attack on Krebs using TCP-state and app-level vectors rather than amplifiers.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to Mirai
  2. 1:47Botnet lifecycle
  3. 2:49Methodology and data sources
  4. 4:17Prevalence and composition
  5. 10:08Infrastructure and operators
  6. 13:39DDoS tactics and targets
  7. 18:03Lessons for IOT security
  8. 21:27Q&A session
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