Good morning. Today is a great day to review your DNS logs. You might find:
* Malware C2
* Automatic update checks for unauthorized software
* Use of unapproved SaaS (go shadow IT!)
* Website access patterns consistent with insider threats
Go get it folks!
For anyone who thinks a negative covid test means that you just have a cold or something else, think again. Paul and I were both sick with covid and testing negative for 2-3 days before we got a positive test.
We observed notable updates to the long-running malware campaign targeting Linux systems by a group known as the 8220 gang. The updates include the deployment of new versions of a cryptominer and an IRC bot, as well the use of an exploit for a recently disclosed vulnerability.
I *so* want to put a sign out by our street that reads as follows:
No matter how loudly you rev your engine,
No matter how fast you race down our road,
It still doesn't make up for your teeny, tiny penis.
Here's a #BumbleBee loader behavior we've seen lately that we briefly wanted to share with the community. odbcconf.exe is a lesser-known LOLBIN...learn more about it here: lolbas-project.github.io/lol… Some good peeps to follow for more on 🐝 are @k3dg3 and @pr0xylife
The #BumbleBee dropper/downloader continues to change. We’re now seeing odbcconf.exe load the malicious DLL (rather than Rundll32). While odbcconf.exe can execute DLL files, we don’t commonly observe it doing so in the wild, so this is an interesting change! #RCIntel
Who needs a quick wholesome story break?
So I grew up in the middle of nowhere, Ohio. My house was in the center of a bunch of neighboring cornfields.
We didn't get girl scouts, encyclopedia salesfolks, knife sharpening, or proselytizers.
Special mention for @AmericanAir for flying the oldest, rattle-iest CRJ-700 in the skies. But at least it got us to Florida. Step up the maintenance though, OK?
Our American Eagle flight needs to be jump-started from ground power and has no A/C until the main engines get going. Could be a little warm in this buggy, but at least we have an aircraft.
So here I am at 4:15am in a @Lyft shuttling between IAD and DCA. Our itinerary today takes us to four airports (IAD, DCA, TPA, MCO) with only one leg in the air. Good times!
We had rented from @Thriftycars at IAD and were told it would be a $500 charge to drop off at DCA. Pre-COVID, that surcharge didn’t exist—free drop-offs at any DC area airport.