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Botnets of *NIX Web Servers

Botnets of *NIX Web Servers Botconf 2014 Friday | 10:20 – 11:10 Evgeny Sidorov 🗣 | Andrey Kovalev 🗣 | Konstantin Otrashkevich | Asya Posadskaya In the last several years malware writers have clearly understood that getting access to web servers can bring more benefits than infecting users’ PCs. Nowadays there are millions of completely unprotected web-sites and web servers with

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Semantic Exploration of Binaries

Semantic Exploration of Binaries Botconf 2014 Wednesday | 11:50 – 12:40 Laura Guevara 🗣 | Daniel Plohmann 🗣 Attacks with malicious software are an imminent risk. Malware developers not only unveil constantly new artistries in response to current detection schemes but also manifest a tendency to re-code and modify existing malware versions with regard to their behaviour

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Splicing and Dicing 2014: Examining this Year’s Botnet Attack Trends

Splicing and Dicing 2014: Examining this Year’s Botnet Attack Trends Botconf 2014 Wednesday | 15:00 – 15:30 Nick Sullivan 🗣 This presentation will discuss the various types of distributed denial of service attacks launched by botnets in 2014, worldwide. From DNS to Layer7 attacks, attendees will hear expert analysis of botnet breakdowns by-the-numbers including where

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How to Dismantle a Botnet: the Legal Behind the Scenes

How to Dismantle a Botnet: the Legal Behind the Scenes Botconf 2014 Wednesday | 16:50 – 17:40 Karine e Silva 🗣 Security experts have accomplished significant knowledge on how the most impenetrable botnets operate. While botnet intelligence gathering and disruptive tools are fast evolving, the legal mechanisms that enable investigation and prosecution of cyber crime

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