View source for Nitol DDoS botnet discovered in China

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|Date=20 avril 2012
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|Abstract=McAfee Labs has uncovered a distributed denial of service (DDoS) botnet, dubbed Nitol, operating in China.

The Nitol trojan that is installed on computers is written in Visual C++ with a lot of bugs in the code, apparently written by an untrained programmer, McAfee researcher Itai Liba explained in a blog. The samples examined by Liba and other McAfee researchers were not packed and easy to reverse engineer. The botnet itself is relatively small and not widely known.
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