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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

ShellBot Uses Hex IPs to Evade Detection in Attacks on Linux SSH Servers

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ShellBot Uses Hex IPs to Evade Detection in Attacks on Linux SSH Servers

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

Ever heard of an IP address in hexadecimal notation? It's the latest disguise hackers use to deploy DDoS malware on Linux systems.

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Some tools even accept misformed addresses like “0.0.0.2130706433”

Is that because it’s just three octets of zero bits? What tools do this?

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