BrickerBot: Do “Good Intentions” Justify the Means—or Deliver Meaningful Results?
ATT&CK techniques detected
T1190Exploit Public-Facing Application
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"mirai, this section provides a bit of insight into the cause and effect of some events and their role in the author ’ s decision to go “ all in ” starting with the “ colossally dangerous cve - 2016 - 103725 situation. ” the situation referenced was considered dangerous because it…"
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T1584.005Botnet
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"documented events are similar cases. organizations believed their attackers were attempting to extend the capabilities of a ddos botnet, but the janit0r claims they were being disabled by brickerbot. we would love to believe these claims because they would confirm our own data. t…"
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Summary
Most security researchers have good intentions, but ethics must play a central role in the decisions they make.