Paper

Sagishi: an undercover software agent for infiltrating IoT botnets

The work addresses mapping and classifying bots that form part of IoT botnets and how they propagate across the Internet, a task the authors describe as challenging. According to the deposited abstract, Fooresec aimed to address this issue by footprinting, reporting and remotely securing IoT devices that had previously been turned into bots, relying on honeypots able to 'sense' the Internet in order to map and classify IoT bots according to their behaviours.

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What we know

The work addresses mapping and classifying bots that form part of IoT botnets and how they propagate across the Internet, a task the authors describe as challenging. According to the deposited abstract, Fooresec aimed to address this issue by footprinting, reporting and remotely securing IoT devices that had previously been turned into bots, relying on honeypots able to 'sense' the Internet in order to map and classify IoT bots according to their behaviours.

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Review based only on the abstract deposited at Crossref; the full text was not examined and results or effectiveness were not independently validated.

Reviewed: author abstract. Full-text results were not analyzed.

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  1. Sagishi: an undercover software agent for infiltrating IoT botnets
    abstract · 2026-10-11

Reviewed: 2026-10-13. This record may change when new evidence is found.

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