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[RUST/NODE.JS DEVELOPMENT LOG] bucket botnet - bucket - Jul 14, 2022
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RE: [RUST/NODE.JS DEVELOPMENT LOG] bucket botnet - NotKover - Jul 14, 2022
(Jul 14, 2022 04:52 PM)bucket Wrote: I have the basics done: startup persistence and bidirectional communication via websockets. Quite frankly, I'm not sure why this method of communication isn't as popular but if someone knows...please let me know.
Its becoming more and more popular over time, and it is used very often now because another botnet about 8ish months ago got a bleepingcomputer article about its communications method using websockets but i bet in less than 1 year there will be many botnets moving over to that method or more new botnets moving to that method.
PS: Im excited to see what you can do, and i am happy to see another rust lover on the forum
RE: [RUST/NODE.JS DEVELOPMENT LOG] bucket botnet - nulluser123 - Jul 15, 2022
I don't know much about networking, but most people prefer using a web server such as apache/nginx because that program will handle the connections for you, you don't have to care much about optimizing anything. Whereas using your own sockets, it could be problematic once you're reaching 65k+ clients.
RE: [RUST/NODE.JS DEVELOPMENT LOG] bucket botnet - bucket - Jul 15, 2022
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RE: [RUST/NODE.JS DEVELOPMENT LOG] bucket botnet - bucket - Jul 19, 2022
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