A new report has been released by cybersecurity firm, Obikon Solutions, detailing how various Mirai botnet groups are now targeting
business IoT devices. Mirai botnets have been known to infect internet-connected devices and use them to launch large-scale Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks.Mirai botnet is a type of malware that targets Internet of Things devices. It turns the infected devices into remotely controlled
bots that can be used to launch large-scale DDoS attacks against websites and online services.Mirai groups operate by scanning the internet for vulnerable IoT devices with weak or default passwords. Once a device is compromised,
it is integrated into the botnet and can be used to carry out coordinated attacks.businesses can protect their IoT devices from Mirai botnets by regularly updating their devices firmware, using strong, unique passwords,
and implementing network segmentation to isolate IoT devices from the rest of the network.The potential risks of Mirai botnet attacks on business devices include disruption of services, loss of revenue, damage to reputation,
and even legal consequences if the compromised devices are used to launch attacks on other organizations.Businesses can detect if their IoT devices have been infected by a Mirai botnet by monitoring network traffic for suspicious
activity, running regular malware scans on devices, and implementing intrusion detection systems to alert them of any abnormal behavior.|
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Mirai Group targets business IoT devices.