Resolved : [nbot.no-ip.biz] To [187.161.215.20]
Remote Host Port Number
187.161.215.20 6667
Local users: Current Local Users: 74 Max: 115
Global users: Current Global Users: 74 Max: 90
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NICK New{US-XP-x86}7358801
USER 7358801 “” “7358801” :7358801
MODE New{US-XP-x86}7358801 +iMm
PONG :4D23E0D9
PONG :nbot.no-ip.biz
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Modes On: [ #bots 12] [ + ]
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hosting infos:
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Anonymous - April 22, 2012 at 2:06 am
Pig, why not go after the big botnets? not skids like this guy who barley has any bots.
Pig - April 22, 2012 at 2:45 am
i go after every botnet in general
some of them listed in the blog are very big some smaller but this is how botnets works
they start with small amounts and then grow up with time
if this guy spread around after one month u can see the number of bots multiplied by 10
Anonymous - April 22, 2012 at 3:34 am
That is true, but even in a months time or two most of them won't achieve much as they seem to know nothing about botnets.
especially the retards who still use "no-ip"