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schroeder ♦
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How isare IoT botnets even a thing when the only write-able folder is /var or /tmp and both gets reset every Restartrestart?

I mean , This No Persistence"No Persistence" and having To Reto re-infect again after every Rebootreboot seems so inefficient

For for IoT to be such pursued Targetstargets.

alsoAlso, most of the Persistencepersistence methods iI have seen tend to be model specific & rare.

How is IoT botnets even a thing when the only write-able folder is /var or /tmp and both gets reset every Restart?

I mean , This No Persistence and having To Re-infect again after every Reboot seems so inefficient

For IoT to be such pursued Targets

also most of the Persistence methods i have seen tend to be model specific & rare

How are IoT botnets even a thing when the only write-able folder is /var or /tmp and both gets reset every restart?

This "No Persistence" and having to re-infect again after every reboot seems so inefficient for IoT to be such pursued targets.

Also, most of the persistence methods I have seen tend to be model specific & rare.

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How is IoT botnets even a thing when the only write-able folder is /var or /tmp and both gets reset every Restart?

I mean , This No Persistence and having To Re-infect again after every Reboot seems so inefficient

For IoT to be such pursued Targets

also most of the Persistence methods i have seen tend to be model specific & rare