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https://blog.talosintelligence.com/2020/10/cve-2018-0158-analysis-of-apt-group-targets-minority-organizations/

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Cisco Talos Intelligence Group - Comprehensive Threat Intelligence: APT Group Targets Minority Organizations | WeLiveSecurity

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To share a queue between hosts with Python, you can use a "SyncManager". There'll be one machine that's the manager/owner of the queue, and then multiple other machines can connect to that queue to pull jobs. You can also share multiprocessing Events (for example a "shutdown" Event to tell all the workers on the queue that they should stop).

First, make an empty class that's a subclass of the multiprocessing.managers.SyncManager:

class CentralManager(multiprocessing.managers.SyncManager):
    """
CentralManager:
A SyncManager class. This synchronizes a shared object across multiple

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lastSeenScripts = set([('http://www.bootstrap.com', 'ab3940bb30dee'), ("/test/boring.js", "ac93027572037cc")])
lastSeenURLs = set([entry[0] for entry in lastSeenScripts])
justFoundScripts = set([("http://www.bootstrap.com", "ab3940bb30dee"), ("/test/boring.js", "ac93027572037cc"), ("/test/malware.js", "d938203cca")])
justFoundURLs = set([entry[0] for entry in justFoundScripts])

newUrls = justFoundURLs - lastSeenURLs
droppedURLs = lastSeenURLs - justFoundURLs

newScripts = justFoundScripts - lastSeenScripts
droppedScripts = lastSeenScripts - justFoundScripts