I Trust My Zombies: A Trust-Enabled Botnet
summary
Describes a botnet design that integrates trust mechanisms among compromised hosts to resist detection and takedown efforts. Discusses how trust-enabled coordination changes attacker and defender dynamics and the implications for current botnet mitigation techniques such as monitoring and infiltration.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:26Introduction #1
- 3:02Terminology #1
- 3:31Terminology #28
- 5:44How can P2P botnets be taken down?
- 6:52Background: crawlers & sensors
- 7:59Background: Computational Trust
- 10:07Background: the Sality P2P Botnet
- 11:23Background: Sality "Hello" messages
- 14:39Meet our Botnet
- 18:19Experiments: objectives of monitoring
- 19:22Experiments: setup
- 20:11Experiments: Results - single-sensor
- 21:11Experiments: Results - multi-sensor (10)
- 21:35Experiments: Results - colluding sensors
- 24:22Conclusion
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