Xor DDoS
XOR DDoS is Trojan malware that hijacks Linux systems and uses them to launch DDoS attacks which have reached loads of 150+ Gbps.[1] In order to gain access it launches a brute force attack in order to discover the password to Secure Shell services on Linux.[2] Once Secure Shell credentials are acquired and login is successful, it uses root privileges to run a script that downloads and installs XOR DDoS.[3] It appears to attack targets mostly based in Asia and is also believed to be of Asian origin based on its targets(which are tend to be located in Asia.). [4] Several things have been noted in XOR DDoS, such as a rootkit and being able to be built in ARM and x86 systems and being programmed in C/C++. [5]
See Also
- Application layer DDoS attack
- Botnet
- Command and control (malware)
- Dendroid (Malware)
- Denial-of-service attack
- Rootkit
- Zombie (computer science)
- ZeroAccess botnet
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