Web traffic to the servers of the notorious Dutch-German Cyberbunker hosting biz was filled with all kinds of badness, including apparent botnet command-and-control and denial-of-service traffic, says SANS Institute.
Cyberbunker, aka CB3ROB, was raided last September by 600 German police gunmen who forced entry to the outfit's Traben-Trarbach HQ.
Following the raid, infosec biz SANS was able to set up a honeypot on former Cyberbunker IPs to analyse traffic passing through them – and the results shed light on just what kind of dubious traffic was passing through the servers.
CB3ROB's HQ was located inside a Cold War-era underground military bunker around 60 miles west of Frankfurt. Police boasted at the time of seizing 200 servers as well as CB3ROB's dot-org domain, which for a while after the raid bo ..
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