Kimwolf Unleashed: Massive Android Botnet Sends Internet Into Frenzy!
The Kimwolf Android botnet has infected over 1.8 million devices, launching massive DDoS attacks and even surpassing Google in popularity. With a penchant for TV boxes and a knack for evading detection, it’s the botnet equivalent of a stealthy tech ninja.
Hot Take:
Looks like Kimwolf has found its way into the big leagues of botnets, taking TV binging to a whole new level of chaos. Forget buffering during your favorite show; now it’s all about buffering the internet itself!
Key Points:
- Kimwolf Android botnet infects over 1.8 million devices, mostly TV boxes.
- Issued 1.7 billion DDoS commands over three days in November 2025.
- Uses sophisticated techniques like DNS over TLS and blockchain domains to evade detection.
- Peaked at infecting nearly 1.83 million devices, spanning 222 countries.
- Shares code with the Aisuru botnet, likely operated by the same group.
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