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Botnet Bonanza: How InfectedSlurs Turned Routers into DDoS Puppets and Crashed the Cybersecurity Party
InfectedSlurs botnet exploitation is like a puppeteer show where VioStor NVR devices are the marionettes. Picture this: a botnet with a sweet tooth for zero-day vulnerabilities, turning devices into its personal DDoS army. While the vendors patch, InfectedSlurs dances. A party crasher indeed!
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Looks like the infamous botnet, InfectedSlurs, is playing puppeteer with QNAP VioStor NVR devices. It's got its grubby little digital hands on zero-day vulnerabilities like a kid in a sweet shop, exploiting them to create its own DDoS army. And while vendors were busy patching up the holes, InfectedSlurs happily danced in the gaps. Talk about a party crasher!Already a member? Log in here