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Malicious infections can use compromised IoT devices as intermediate nodes to enable large distributed denial-of-service attacks. By reverse-engineering IoT malware samples, the study extracts and analyzes endpoints, including geographical and organizational affinities, exposed ports, vulnerabilities, and device characteristics visible from the public Internet, supporting threat intelligence and hunting.","cbCaijnwzZq736FL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijnwzZq736FL","pdf",2496180,1,13,"English","en","# Introduction\n## Background on IoT malware and attack impact\n## Prior studies and representative attacks\n## Study objectives and approach\n## Endpoint extraction and data-driven analysis","[{\"question\":\"Why are IoT devices vulnerable to large-scale malware-driven DDoS attacks?\",\"answer\":\"IoT devices are persistently connected and often lack security awareness and consistent security standards. 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