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Chapter Nine: The Russian Connection (updated) | QuantumFilament

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Hacking the hackers breaking into home and office routers. Chapter Nine: The Russian Connection (updated). August 28, 2015. September 1, 2015. So far, this blog has established that a group of cyber operators breaks into home and office routers, and installs software on the routers. I will provide one example of what comes next. One of the programs installed on the routers turns the routers into a proxy. A proxy is a service that can be used to disguise the original source of network traffic. You are com...

Interlude: Finding bugs in Wireshark | QuantumFilament

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Hacking the hackers breaking into home and office routers. Interlude: Finding bugs in Wireshark. August 23, 2015. August 23, 2015. TShark is very powerful because, like Wireshark, it can parse protocols such as web and e-mail and display this information. In addition, TShark’s output can be easily saved to a file. This output can then be read and processed by additional programs or scripts. This simplified example uses TShark to read a file called “traffic”, and instructs TShark to output inf...Tshark -r...

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Hacking the hackers breaking into home and office routers. Chapter Six: Human hands and human minds. August 23, 2015. August 23, 2015. Initially, all I could observe of the QuantumFilament group’s activities was the scanning for and hacking of Linksys and Asus routers. I wondered if the scanning was due to a worm, a program that spreads automatically without human intervention. The scanning and method of infection reminded me of the SQL Slammer worm of 2003. Was programmed to communicate to five differen...

Chapter Eight: Really? A fourth Serverel data center IP hacked by QF? | QuantumFilament

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Hacking the hackers breaking into home and office routers. A fourth Serverel data center IP hacked by QF? August 25, 2015. August 27, 2015. Its true. IP 162.221.226.24, registered to Serverel, made a couple thousand connections to login.live.com and http:/ www.outlook.com. From 16:13 UTC to 21:41 UTC 25 August. Time to tell the Serverel NOC. Chapter Seven: More trouble from the SERVEREL data centers. Chapter Nine: The Russian Connection (updated) →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

Chapter Seven: More trouble from the SERVEREL data centers | QuantumFilament

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Hacking the hackers breaking into home and office routers. Chapter Seven: More trouble from the SERVEREL data centers. August 25, 2015. August 27, 2015. Today, August 25, from 1410 to 1446 UTC, an IP address registered to SERVEREL. A data center or hosting provider based in California, used the QuantumFilament proxy network to access the Tumblr blogging site. Most likely that IP address at SERVEREL, 173.214.245.68, is a third IP address. Update 2: Serverel writes back:. Update 3: More from Serverel:.