Botnet Communication Patterns against Private Cloud

Faculty Mentor

Dr. Hayden Wimmer

Location

Poster 223

Session Format

Poster Presentation

Academic Unit

Department of Information Technology

Keywords

Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing Student Research Symposium, Covid-19

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2022 12:00 AM

January 2022

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Botnet Communication Patterns against Private Cloud

Poster 223

  • Cloud computing is an on demand high availability system of computer resources. This could be computing power or storage. Cloud computing is rapidly scalable and can adapt to the nature of its traffic.
  • A Botnet is simply a group of computers that follow directions of Command and Control server (C2). These directions could be anything from mining crypto, stealing information, DDOSing, computing, rendering, and even contributing to COVID-19 protein folding research.
  • A Distributed Denial Of Service(DDOS) attack is simply just sending a bunch of useless information to victims overloading or more commonly with cloud infrastructure slowing and disrupting services.