The Dysphoria botnet has expanded into a major Internet of Things threat, with a new Shadowserver Special Report identifying approximately 296,000 compromised devices. The campaign targets exposed routers, gateways, IP cameras and other embedded Linux systems, converting poorly secured equipment into a distributed platform for DDoS attacks and increasingly, residential proxy and relay operations. Dysphoria’s […]
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