A DNS Deep Dive into FUNNULL’s Triad Nexus
WhoisXML API found 11,900+ artifacts that could be connected to Triad Nexus. Download the threat research materials now.
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Learn MoreBlackEnergy was originally sold as a crimeware toolkit when it first surfaced in 2007. Since then, it has undergone modifications that have made it one of advanced persistent threat (APT) actors’ go-to attack tools. Used in the Ukraine power grid attack in 2015, the malware effectively used a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack to hide their true goal—data stealing.1
WhoisXML API and threat researcher Dancho Danchev sought to expand the current list of indicators of compromise (IoCs) for the most recent BlackEnergy attack on the State Bar of Georgia.2 Findings include:
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WhoisXML API found 11,900+ artifacts that could be connected to Triad Nexus. Download the threat research materials now.
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