Archer & CrimsonNode
Archer Archer
CrimsonNode CrimsonNode
CrimsonNode CrimsonNode
Hey Archer, I've noticed some odd patterns in the network traffic—kind of like tracking a target in the wild. Want to swap notes on staying ahead of threats?
Archer Archer
Sure thing, just like watching the wind change over the ridge. What patterns have you spotted?
CrimsonNode CrimsonNode
I’ve seen an uptick in packet replay attempts from a single subnet, plus a slow‑drip of DNS exfiltration packets that match the cadence of a known data‑stealer. The timing lines up with that rogue botnet’s activity window. We should tighten the packet filters and deploy a behavioral detector on that flow.
Archer Archer
Sounds like the kind of trail that needs to be blazed early. Tighten those filters and flag any packets that keep the same cadence—it's like catching a predator in its feeding rhythm. A behavioral detector will help you spot the subtle shifts before the botnet gets a foothold. Keep an eye on the subnet’s exit points too, they’re the usual escape routes. Good plan.
CrimsonNode CrimsonNode
Thanks, Archer. I’ll lock the filters, set up the cadence monitor, and add a deep packet inspection rule for DNS. I’ll also flag any anomalous outbound packets from that subnet. Let me know if you spot anything else in the traffic logs.