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Fast Flux: Definition, How it Works and How to Prevent It

Heimadal Security

Fast flux is a DNS-based evasion technique used by botnet operators to stay under the radar. With fast flux, threat actors can quickly switch between compromised hosts, rendering themselves invisible to detection tools.

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HUMAN Orchestrates Unprecedented Private Takedown, VASTFLUX

CyberSecurity Insiders

Dubbed VASTFLUX , the name is derived from the concept of “ fast flux ,” an evasion technique used by cybercriminals, and VAST, the Digital Video Ad Serving Template that was exploited in this operation. To learn more about the VASTFLUX operation, visit the HUMAN blog , or read the full technical report.

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VASTFLUX ad fraud massively affected millions of iOS devices, dismantled

Malwarebytes

The Satori Threat Intelligence and Research Team dubbed the campaign VASTFLUX, a portmanteau of "fast flux" —an evasion technique involving the constant changing of IP addresses behind a single domain—and "VAST" ( Video Ad Serving Template ), a framework to embed ads in videos.

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Who Wants to Support My Work Commercially?

Security Boulevard

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Black Hat USA 2022 Continued: Innovation in the NOC

Cisco Security

In part one of our Black Hat USA 2022 NOC blog, we discussed building the network with Meraki: Adapt and Overcome. or attempts to connect back to malicious DNS or Fast Flux domains which indicated that some of the attendee devices were indeed compromised with malware. Building the Hacker Summer Camp network, by Evan Basta.

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Exposing a Currently Active Domain Portfolio of E-Shops for Stolen Credit Cards Information

Security Boulevard

Dear blog readers, I've decided to share with everyone a set of upcoming blog posts on the market for E-Shops for stolen and compromised credit card details with the idea to raise everyone's awareness on the topic and the proliferation and easy to use and launch E-Shops for stolen and compromised credit card details. se hxxp://blog[.]ilimit[.]es