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Exploring a Zoom-Targeted Campaign: A DIY Domain Research Suite (DRS) Guide to Threat Investigation

Popular software products and applications are often prime targets of cyber attacks—Zoom being one of them. With about 300 million users, Zoom has been repeatedly targeted by malware distribution campaigns, phishing attacks, and other threats. This edition of our DIY investigation guide will look into one of the most recent Zoom attacks, where malicious actors distributed IceID malware through the video communication platform. Our demonstration used different Domain Research Suite (DRS) search and monitoring tools.

Chasing Ducktail Info Stealer: A DIY Domain Research Suite (DRS) Guide to Threat Hunting

An info stealer dubbed “Ducktail” was observed targeting Facebook business accounts, particularly those using Meta’s ad platform. This edition of our DIY investigation guide will demonstrate how to investigate and build on the Ducktail IoCs for more proactive threat hunting and cybersecurity defense using different Domain Research Suite (DRS) search and monitoring tools.

How to Conduct Regulatory Due Diligence with Domain Intelligence: DIY Domain Research Suite (DRS) Guide

Businesses worldwide must follow certain regulations typically defined by different government agencies and international organizations. Otherwise, they may face legal issues and notably be levied with monetary fines.

DNS intelligence can help businesses conduct regulatory due diligence through domain research and monitoring techniques. How? We’ll take you through the process using the Domain Research Suite (DRS) and information provided by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), so you can also perform the same screening for your company.

BazarCall IoC Expansion—DIY Domain Research Suite (DRS) Guide

We took a deep dive into published indicators of compromise (IoCs) for a recently upgraded BazarCall campaign, leading us to more than 7,000 possible vehicles for similar callback phishing attacks.

We’ll take you through the IoC expansion process using various domain search and monitoring tools within the Domain Research Suite (DRS), so you can also perform a similar threat expansion on your own. The IoCs used as examples in this post were taken from this report.

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