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Dysphoria Botnet Spreads to 200k Devices, Enables Global DDoS Attacks

A rapidly growing botnet called Dysphoria has infected over 200,000 devices worldwide, enabling massive global DDoS attacks. This sneaky threat uses blockchain technology to hide its tracks and evade detection.

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Home router on cluttered living room table with softly glowing lights.

AryStinger Malware Infects 4,300 Routers in Global Reconnaissance Network

Meet AryStinger, a sneaky new malware that's hijacked over 4,300 home routers worldwide, transforming them into a covert network for spying and proxying - and the numbers are still climbing. This cunning malware lets hackers scan the internet, tunnel traffic, and run secret commands, all while hiding their digital tracks.

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