Category: Botnets
19 July, 2010 (16:04) | Botnets, Fast-Flux, Honeynet Project, Malware, Projects, TIP | No comments
It’s really a long time I do not post about TIP. The good news is that TIP is starting growing really fast and this is mainly due to its modular design which allows to plug different kind of tracking modules with minimum effort. In this post I’ll provide a brief overview of the new still [...]
29 September, 2009 (15:58) | Botnets, Fast-Flux, Honeynet Project, Projects, TIP | 2 comments
It’s long time since I don’t write about TIP and its evolution. A lot of things have changed during these last months in order to make TIP more efficient and scalable. So maybe it’s worth to talk about it! First of all, TIP really exploits the Twisted Plugin System as best as it can. As [...]
1 July, 2009 (16:54) | Botnets, Fast-Flux, Projects, TIP | No comments
Few days ago I started thinking about the scalability limits of the TIP Fast-Flux Tracking module and realized its design was really awful. The approach was based on the idea of assigning a monitoring thread to each fluxy domain. This approach is well suited if the number of threads is quite small but not for [...]
7 January, 2009 (16:25) | Botnets, Fast-Flux, Projects, TIP | No comments
Today I came back from my Christmas holidays with the precise idea of rewriting the Fast Flux Tracking module from scratch. In fact, in the last days I observed strange behaviors during its working when the number of domains to monitor exceeded a few thousands. A deep investigation of the code revelead to me the [...]
19 December, 2008 (18:34) | Botnets, Fast-Flux, Malware, Projects, TIP | No comments
Eppur si muove! TIP (Tracking Intelligence Project) is taking its first steps. In my most beautiful dreams, TIP should be an information gathering framework whose purpose is to autonomously collect Internet threat trends. Currently, TIP is closely monitoring information derived from few publicly available blacklists thus identifying malicious domains and networks. To reach its goal, [...]