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This lack of a \ac{spof} makes \ac{p2p} botnets more resilient to take-down attempts since the communication is not stopped and botmasters can easily rejoin the network and send commands.
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The constantly growing damage produced by botnets has many researchers and law enforcement agencies trying to shut down these operations~\cite{bib:nadji_beheading_2013}\cite{bib:nadji_still_2017}\cite{bib:dittrich_takeover_2012}.
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The constantly growing damage produced by botnets has many researchers and law enforcement agencies trying to shut down these operations~\cite{bib:nadji_beheading_2013, bib:nadji_still_2017, bib:dittrich_takeover_2012}.
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The monetary value of these botnets directly correlates with the amount of effort, botmasters are willing to put into implementing defense mechanisms against take-down attempts.
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Some of these countermeasures include deterrence, which limits the number of allowed bots per IP address or subnet to 1; blacklisting, where known crawlers and sensors are blocked from communicating with other bots in the network (mostly IP based); disinformation, when fake bots are placed in the neighborhood lists, which invalidates the data collected by crawlers; and active retaliation like \ac{ddos} attacks against sensors or crawlers~\cite{bib:andriesse_reliable_2015}.
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%}}} acknowledgments
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