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| Valentino Shoes Sale such as Anunak | Posted in 03th, 09/2015 05:36 by cosukinasos  |
| OpenDNS Develops New Threat Model to Detect Domains Used OpenDNS Security Labs has developed a new threat model for identifying domain spoofing and targeted Valentino Shoes Sale phishing attacks. Called NLPrank, the model uses natural language processing to build a malicious language that is capable of detecting threatening domains in realtime.
In a blog post on Thursday, OpenDNS Labs said that the model, developed by OpenDNS security researcher Jeremiah O'Connor, is a "robust method for defending against APT attacks such as Anunak/Carbanak." Earlier this week, a report by FireEye showed that companies in Southeast Asia, particularly in growing sectors like finance, are at risk from APT groups who are looking to steal intellectual property. The Carbanak group launched a series of cyberespionage attacks that targeted banks and financial institutions over two years. Anunak, a banking Trojan, may have been a precursor to these attacks. In the attacks, the group gained entry to an employee's computer through http://www.valentinorockstudsale.com/ spear phishing techniques to install a backdoor. "OpenDNS Security Labs builds predictive models to track these types of adversarial [APT] groups and block domains related to their activities, in order to keep our customers safe," O'Connor said in a blog post. "To create these models, we mine our large DNS data infrastructure for data about attacks and then uncover the patterns within. Looking at the data related to these attacks, we found that the domains in this particular Carbanak data set exhibited similar patterns to domains associated with DarkHotel and other APT data sets." cosuki nasos / Valentino Sale |
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