bittorrent
Explanation
The bittorrent NDM is designed to detect BitTorrent traffic on a network. BitTorrent is a type of peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing protocol that allows users to share large files, such as movies or software. This traffic is often used to distribute copyrighted material, making it a concern for organizations that want to prevent illegal file-sharing or piracy. This NDM will trigger an alert when certain types of BitTorrent traffic are detected.
What to Look For
If this NDM triggers an alert, it is recommended to investigate the source and destination IP addresses and port numbers associated with the BitTorrent traffic. This can be done by examining network traffic logs for any suspicious activity. Additionally, it may be useful to check the endpoints for any BitTorrent clients or software that may be in use. If any are found, it is recommended to remove them and take appropriate actions to prevent future use. Ultimately, it is important to ensure that proper security measures are in place to prevent unauthorized file-sharing or piracy within your organization.
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