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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 05, 2020
Filed:
Dec. 15, 2016
F-secure Corporation, Helsinki, FI;
Marko Finnig, Helsinki, FI;
Joakim Sandstrom, Helsinki, FI;
F-Secure Corporation, Helsinki, FI;
Abstract
A method of detecting coordinated attacks on computer and computer networks via the internet. The method includes using a web crawler to crawl the world wide web to identify domains and subdomains and their associated IP addresses, and to identify links between domains and subdomains, and storing the results in a database. When an IP address is identified as malicious or suspicious, the IP address is used as a lookup in the database to identify the associated domain and subdomain, and linked domains and subdomains. Those linked domains and subdomains are then identified as malicious or suspicious.
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