Summarizing a Portfolio of Recently Released WhoisXML API Threat Research Reports Courtesy of Me – An Analysis
Dear blog readers,
I’ve decided to share with everyone a recently released portfolio of research that I conducted for WhoisXML API where I’m currently acting as a DNS Threat Researcher.
Sample articles include:
– Conti Ransomware: Still Alive and Kicking
– NotPetya: Not Quite Dead, as Recent IoCs Show
– KrotReal: Is the Koobface Bot Master Back in Business?
– The Current State of Malicious PPI Businesses and Affiliate Networks
– Exposing a Currently Active Ashiyane Digital Security Domain Infrastructure
– DIY Web Attacks Might Still Live on via WebAttacker
– Exposing the Infrastructure Behind the Democratic National Committee System Intrusion
– Is the Bakasoftware Operation Still Up and Running?
– URL Shortening Gone Wrong with GCHQ
– What Is Anonymous International Up to Now
– Uncovering the Current Workings of Guccifer 2.0
– Should We Consider the Maze Ransomware Extinct?
– Shedding Light on the Darkode Forum
– Probing an Active Digital Trail of Iranian Hackers
– The Inner Workings of the Russian Business Network
– On the Frontlines of the Syrian Electronic Army’s Digital Arsenal
– Probing Networks of Cybercrime-Friendly Forums
– Insights into an Active Malicious Spam Domain Portfolio
– Alleviating BlackEnergy-Enabled DDoS Attacks
Stay tuned!
*** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from Dancho Danchev's Blog - Mind Streams of Information Security Knowledge authored by Dancho Danchev. Read the original post at: https://ddanchev.blogspot.com/2022/10/summarizing-portfolio-of-recently.html
