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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We have seen attackers exploit vulnerabilities in PDF reader Adobe Acrobat in the past. But we rarely hear about threat actors setting their sights on its lesser-known competitor Foxit PDF Reader, that is, until May 2024.1
A total of nine indicators of compromise (IoCs)—eight domain names and one IP address—have been made public on LevelBlue Labs.2 Could there be other potentially connected artifacts?
The WhoisXML API research team sought to find out by expanding the current IoC list and uncovered:
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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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