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Botnet’s Fall Fashion: IZ1H9 Unveils 13 New Payloads, Turning Popular Routers into Runway Disasters!
IZ1H9 Botnet DDoS Attacks are like a fashion-forward menace, sporting thirteen new payloads this season. Targeting a range of Linux-based routers, this Mirai-based botnet is the uninvited guest, crashing the party by popping security bubbles. Suddenly, the popular brands from D-Link to TP-Link aren’t feeling…
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Like fashion trends, the world of cyber threats is also ever-evolving. The Mirai-based DDoS botnet, now going by the name IZ1H9, is showing off its new fall collection: thirteen new payloads. These are not your grandma's malware. They target Linux-based routers and a smorgasbord of brands from D-Link to TP-Link and more. Suddenly, being popular isn't so cool, eh?Already a member? Log in here