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Have you considered the possibility that this could be a private network for law enforcement(people who think of the children and care about us, those) to use for riot control/panics(situations when other towers are DoSed because of the sheer number of people connecting to them)?
I mean, In some countries, they have their own roads, their own phone models, their own whatever...
I had never seen a malware analyzed this thoroughly.
the function name at page 39, The typo on page 44, and the list goes on.
They found things you simply can't find in 18 Mega-bytes of executables which should mean like 3 Million SLOC of C code?
I hate windoz, kaspersky, probably russians too, but... well done.
Seriously, I couldn't find more than a handful of comments giving actual usable advice.
I'd get a real financial advisor, these guys are not worth asking life questions from.
Yes downvote me all you want, You all know it's true.
Yeah, last time I was in your position I ended up hiering people applying for senior developer as UI designers. they sucked at that too. good programmers gone extinct a long time ago.
Both Parent and GP are right in some sense.
My point was you have to know the authentication algorithm, the path choosing algorithm, what a peer group or a router id is and which ones are relevant or irrelevant to a BGP hijacking to be able to actually understand what this is all about. BGP is not your everyday routing protocol, it's not RIP, that was my point.
It's not slow, you have to enable kvm And this is exactly why I hate windows developers, They have no fucking clue how stuff works in their own OS and blame others for it. If you can't enable vt-x in your platform fuck off.