![]() ![]() Implants are firstly decrypted and unwrapped from this format and then executed.ĭeimos C2 is an open-source communication tool able to execute commands issued by C2 server, credential dumping and self-destruction. It gains system information of victim’s system and deploys implants delivered as Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) which is an alternative binary format similar to a DLL. Talos presented the shift of Lazarus group to other malware programs such as CollectionRAT, Deimos C2 and Trojanized Plink to achieve persistence and remote access on victim systems.ĬollectionRAT has been linked to Lazarus due to its signed certificate being the same of a previously used malware called Jupiter/EarlyRAT. ![]() Lazarus Group's infrastructure reuse leads to discovery of new malware The vulnerability is represented by the possibility of a normal user to access or interact with files and privileged application modules outside the user’s scope by tampering with system components which store location paths to the aforementioned files.Īttackers exploit this vulnerability, known as path traversal, to create a new administrator profile and deploy malicious Java plugins which in the end download Kinsing malware and crypto miners. New Threat Campaigns Kinsing Malware Exploits Novel Openfire VulnerabilityĪquasec released an article describing how threat actors exploited CVE-2023-32315 found in Openfire servers, to deploy malicious plugins and finally execute the Kinsing malware. To find out more information on how Keysight can help you rapidly find, remediate, and validate exploitable security vulnerabilities before they become headline news visit our website. Threat Simulator replicates these real-world threats, allowing you to safely and proactively test your controls to ensure that your security posture is prepared, armed with identifiable Indicators of Compromise (IOC). In this month’s blog we discuss new threat campaigns, the latest Ransomware and Malware attacks. ![]() Our Application and Threat Intelligence Research Center has been busy over the summer, creating simulations in our Threat Simulator product of the latest cyber threats. Stay safe from the latest cyber threats: August 2023 Update ![]()
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