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The young men behind the powerful IoT device botnet have been working undercover with law enforcement since they were first fingered.
Probation, comm service for poachers turned gamekeepers The three brains behind the Mirai malware, which infects and pressgangs Internet-of-Things devices into a botnet army, have avoided jail.…
The three hackers behind the infamous Mirai botnet have been helping law enforcement take down cybercriminals across the globe.
Citing "extraordinary cooperation" with the government, a court in Alaska on Tuesday sentenced three men to probation, community service and fines for their admitted roles in authoring and using...
Three young hackers who were sentenced late last year for creating and spreading the notorious Mirai botnet are now helping the FBI to investigate other "complex" cybercrime cases in return to...
Three individuals who last year admitted creating and using the notorious Mirai botnet have avoided prison after helping the FBI in other cybercrime investigations, the U.S. Department of Justice...
By implementing the "Equifax bug," it's the first known time a Mirai IoT botnet variant has targeted an Apache Struts vulnerability.
The approach makes Mirai executable on a wide variety of disparate IoT devices and platforms from a single server.
A newly discovered Mirai variant has been created using an open-source project that makes the process of cross compilation very easy, Symantec reports. read more
Mirai-powered botnet targets the Internet of Things (IoT) via an open source project named Aboriginal Linux.