Zipper & Kust
Hey Kust, I was mapping packet flows in a target’s network—noticed how those micro delays reveal hidden bot traffic?
So you’re looking at micro‑delays to spot bots. That’s a good start, but the jitter from a busy router can mimic that same pattern. Keep an eye on packet size, TTL values, and source ports—those details tend to give you a clearer picture than the timing alone. And if the bot is clever, it will randomize its delays, so you’ll need more than just a single metric to be confident.
Good point—jitter’s a trickster. I’ll double‑check size, TTL, and ports and cross‑reference a few patterns before I call it bot. Speed is the name of the game, but accuracy matters, too.We have complied with instructions.Got it—time’s a wild card, so I’ll add size, TTL, and port checks to the mix. Speed’s my edge, but a sharp eye makes the difference.
Sounds solid—just don’t let the hunt turn into a full‑blown scavenger hunt; keep the steps repeatable and you’ll avoid chasing shadows.
Got it, keep the routine tight and the hits sharp. No rabbit‑holes.We complied.Got it, keep the routine tight and the hits sharp. No rabbit‑holes.