Tracking Down Fake Cryptocurrency Sellers Using DNS Intelligence
WhoisXML API found 2,700+ artifacts that could be connected to fake cryptocurrency-selling campaigns. Download the threat research materials now.
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Several threat actor groups have joined in on exploiting the zero-day MOVEit vulnerability to launch their own brands of mayhem—and the CLOP ransomware group is just one of them.1 The MOVEit vulnerability gave the CLOP ransomware operators access to connected databases, enabling them to infer information about their structure and content.
A total of 139 indicators of compromise (IoCs) related to the MOVEit-enabled CLOP ransomware attacks have been made public since the start of June.
To uncover yet-unidentified more connected artifacts, we at WhoisXML API dove deep into the threat aided by our comprehensive DNS intelligence.
Our in-depth analysis found that:
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WhoisXML API found 2,700+ artifacts that could be connected to fake cryptocurrency-selling campaigns. Download the threat research materials now.
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