System Anonymity
Spawner Storm uses a rotating pool of disposable cloud-based proxy instances as intermediaries to anonymize Fognigma’s interactions with commercial cloud providers and the virtual machines used to host resources.
Full Automation
Spawner Storm operates in the background every time Fognigma communicates with commercial cloud providers and virtual machines, automatically destroying and regenerating proxies after use.
Low Cost
Spawner Storm proxies consist of low-cost PaaS micro-instances, and pool sizes can be customized based on the number of Fognigma resources needed.
Global Reach
Spawner Storm uses proxies from up to 10+ providers around the world to provide flexible, global anonymity.
On a new Fognigma engine, an administrator activates Spawner Storm before any networks and resources are deployed. Spawner Storm immediately begins deploying two pools of proxies from several PaaS providers, one pool for communications with commercial cloud providers, and another for connections to virtual machines.
From the Fognigma interface, an administrator deploys a network with mission-specific communication and collaboration capabilities.
Once the administrator submits the request, Spawner Storm uses unique proxies to communication with multiple cloud providers to deploy virtual machines for the network, and then uses proxies from the other pool to connect to the virtual machines, install software, and complete networking and security configurations. Each proxy is destroyed immediately after use and replaced with a new one.
