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XOR Trojan Alert: Unraveling the Persistent DDoS Threat from IP 218.92.0.60
Beware the Trojan.XorDDoS! This digital gremlin, spotted since October 1, 2023, plays hide and seek with hashes, exclusively waltzing through DShield sensors via IP 218.92.0.60. Get ready to chuckle at malware’s monogamy! #TrojanXorDDoS #CyberSecurityTango
Hot Take:
It seems like the internet's boogeyman has a favorite haunt, and it's the DShield sensor haunting season! One pesky IP is dropping the same 'trojan.xorddos/ddos' treat bag at the same cyber doorstep, and surprise, surprise—it's filled with more tricks than treats. Let's unwrap this candy-coated cyber conundrum and see what's really inside these sketchy sweets!Already a member? Log in here