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      <title>BelphC2 - Jitter Logic and Chaos Theory</title>
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      <description>BelphC2 - Jitter Logic and Chaos Theory Disclaimer Is this necessary? Probably not&amp;hellip; Do I find this cool and do I want to blab about it? Yes!&#xA;Introduction to Jittering While developing BelphC2&amp;rsquo;s polling behavior, I had to decide how to generate seemingly random jittering values.&#xA;Most post exploitation frameworks implement some form of a jitter.&#xA;The term &amp;ldquo;jitter&amp;rdquo; refers to how a post exploitation framework&amp;rsquo;s beacon/implant manages its communication or ‘polling’ intervals.</description>
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