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These proxies are often used in automated attacks, such as brute-forcing, credential stuffing, and launching DDoS attacks [1]. 1811socks4.txt
Review firewall and web server logs for high volumes of traffic originating from known proxy/VPN IP lists. 1811socks4
Integrate feeds that identify malicious proxy IPs to block them proactively [2]. if your server is part of a proxy network
1811socks4.txt is a filename commonly associated with lists of compromised proxy servers, frequently utilized by threat actors to anonymize malicious traffic. These text files often contain hundreds or thousands of IP addresses and ports, specifically for SOCKS4 proxies, which are used to bypass firewall restrictions and mask the true origin of cyberattacks [1, 2]. Why should you care?
if your server is part of a proxy network?
Have you encountered this filename in your threat hunting efforts recently? Let’s discuss in the comments.
