Tag: CVE-2022-35733

2 Attack Reports | 0 Vulnerabilities

Attack reports

The Most Powerful Ever? Inside the 11.5Tbps-Scale Mega Botnet AISURU

The AISURU botnet has emerged as a formidable threat, capable of launching massive DDoS attacks reaching 11.5 Tbps. First disclosed in 2024, it expanded significantly in 2025 by compromising a router firmware update server. The botnet, with approximately 300,000 nodes, is operated by a group of thr…
encryption
ddos
botnet
router
cybercrime
proxy
CVE-2022-35733
CVE-2023-50381
vulnerabilities
firmware
airashi
aisuru
CVE-2024-3721
2025-09-25
CVE-2017-5259
CVE-2013-5948
CVE-2013-1599
CVE-2023-28771
CVE-2022-44149
CVE-2013-3307
Published: September 25, 2025
Linked vulnerabilities : CVE-2023-50381 (CVSS 7.2), CVE-2023-28771, CVE-2024-3721, CVE-2022-35733, CVE-2013-1599, CVE-2022-44149, CVE-2013-5948, CVE-2013-3307, CVE-2017-5259
Downloadable IOCs: 11

New Threat: A Deep Dive Into the Zergeca Botnet

An analysis of a newly discovered botnet named Zergeca, implemented in Go language, with capabilities for DDoS attacks, proxying, scanning, self-upgrading, persistence, file transfer, reverse shell, and collecting sensitive device information. The report delves into the botnet's unique features, in…
persistence
ddos
botnet
2024-07-05
go
zergeca
CVE-2018-10562
CVE-2018-10561
CVE-2016-20016
CVE-2022-35733
CVE-2017-17215
Published: July 5, 2024
Downloadable IOCs: 13
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