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Decoy dog toolkit plays the long game with Pupy RAT

Malwarebytes

Researchers at Infoblox have discovered a new toolkit being used in the wild called Decoy Dog. This signature was so unique that its presence indicated not just the open source Pupy RAT , but the Decoy Dog toolkit being used for deployment. It targets enterprises, and has a fondness for deploying a remote access trojan called Pupy RAT.

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Beware tragic “my daughter died…” Facebook posts offering free PS5s

Malwarebytes

Starting with “why do the pictures of the unused machine show a PS5 that’s clearly plugged in, and in use?” If you forward through to image 2 on that post, you’ll see image reuse for both the PS5 and also the dog in the funeral home—except now it’s about someone’s son instead of their daughter. This sounds awful.

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Ransomware gangs aren’t very bad

Javvad Malik

The bears are the real victims here – they should have gone Dog the Bounty hunter and tracked down Goldilocks and made her pay compensation. A quick bit of research (scrolling up and down a bit) shows that there are more laws broken by Facebook than perhaps any other organisation on the planet. But is that really the case?

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Network tunneling with… QEMU?

SecureList

Stowaway ligolo 3proxy dog-tunnel chisel FRP ngrok gs-netcat plink iox nps The most frequently used ones were ngrok and FRP. The image below shows the general layout of the tunnel. The Nmap utility showed that port 3389 was open. It is that category of software that we would like to discuss here. live-amd64.iso

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The Great $50M African IP Address Heist

Krebs on Security

Perhaps the most dogged chronicler of this trend is California-based freelance researcher Ron Guilmette , who since 2016 has been tracking several large swaths of IP address blocks set aside for use by African entities that somehow found their way into the hands of Internet marketing firms based in other continents.

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Looking over your shoulder: when small mistakes have big consequences

Malwarebytes

People involved in compromise, defacement, and other actions simply cannot help themselves with a bit of showing off. It’s a dog eat dog world out there. People up to no good get themselves caught in an endless number of ways. This has always been the case in the real world, and continues to be true online.

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3 takeaways and a ramble

Javvad Malik

I did go through a phase of beginning to like LinkedIn, but then they introduced polls, and everyone and their dog started posting these completely stupid polls such as, “Shall I wear red or blue socks today?” But who cares if something is useful as long as the metrics show its getting engagement. Now I get the, “WFH is hard.

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