Cyber Ideas

⭐ — Using worms to correct exploits — naming it caterpillar

➠ Context :

A computer worm is a standalone malware computer program that replicates itself in order to spread to other computers (see here).

Credits : CreArt

See the original publication on @crea.by.ro below :

➠ Details

The caterpillar is a cyber worm that can also replicate itself to spread to other computers, but have securing capacities (for ports, breach, apps, malwares, spywares, firmware, pub-wares, crypto-wares, etc.) — instead of destroying assets, you can make it massively hatch by releasing it in the wild to secure computers (especially old computer parks not secured by antivirus).

➠ Example

A caterpillar forcing a pip --upgrade pip inside your Linux intranet to wash away old exploits used by pip2. Which could also be useful if the intranet's administration is messy since the 2000'.

➠ Going further

Caterpillars could be used as a new vector of cybersecurity, under common international agreements, caterpillars could massively hatch everywhere to correct exploits ; i.e. : forcing terminals to use Bluetooth 4.0

Comment 13.04.24 ~ 1AM

" C'est comme si tu avait donné des capaciés cyber à l'UN

Note : using the Neutralization Triangle, we are here protecting the target and neutralizing the weapon, or acting on the environment arc through prtotection and prevention.

#Key:Invention #Key:GenAI #Key:Starred

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