May 31, 2010 — CSO — "Chinese vendors of such releases are particularly interesting, since their front pages always position the tool as a 100% legitimate one, whereas going through the documentation, and actually testing its features reveals its true malicious nature." Dancho Danchev takes a look. http://ddanchev.blogspot.com/2010/05/inside-commercial-chinese-diy-ddos-tool.html
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