Anonymize system activity by generating pools of intermediary instances when interacting with commercial providers and virtual machines.
Spawner Storm disguises system activity in widely used commercial cloud traffic to prevent the central server from being linked to the virtual machines it deploys.
Spawner Storm automatically generates and maintains pools of instances, destroying and regenerating them as needed.
Spawner Storm instances are low-cost and pool sizes can be customized based on scale.
Spawner Storm leverages several commercial providers to provide maximum anonymity.
Because Fognigma leverages commercial cloud infrastructure for hosting, the software must communicate with cloud providers. Any digital footprint poses a potential risk for attackers to link your activities together and identify targets—that's where Spawner Storm comes in.
Rather than communicate directly with providers, Fognigma uses Spawner Storm to deploy pools of low-cost micro-instances that act as intermediaries between the Fognigma server, commercial cloud providers, and virtual machine infrastructure. When you tell Fognigma to deploy a network, it uses one pool to communicate with various cloud providers to deploy virtual machines, then uses the second pool to connect to those virtual machines to install software and complete networking and security configurations.
Spawner Storm ensures no connections can be made between the Fognigma software engine and your networks and resources—before they exist until after they're destroyed without a trace.
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