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Elastic Security Labs is tracking Golden Gh0st RAT targeting Western companies, expanding beyond its previously documented targeting of financial organizations in the Asia-Pacific region. Same TTPs as @ExpelSecurity CylindricalCanine research post: go.es.io/3TEZ0G6 The initial payload was delivered as a fake screenshot with a .pif extension, signed with a revoked certificate and hosted on myphotos[.]s[.]gy. Follow-on payloads were staged in a public Google Cloud Storage bucket at storage[.]googleapis[.]com/nikeupdat/. Multiple stages, and every one is either validly code-signed or never exists on disk as an executable. Abused code-signing certificates, all valid at time of use. Two are EV, same CA, both dated 2026-07, issued to two different "Private Organization" subjects: - 杭州思维宇宙科技有限公司 (Hangzhou Siwei Yuzhou Technology), thumbprint: 14E0FCA3F0F656D1AF6EA66E1B2B7C6B4ACD8E2D - Dongguan Jieshan Technology Co., Ltd, thumbprint: C29C3C494A348EA879ABFF50DD56B85E9CB6366A IOCs: api[.]probref[.]com:5188 (C2) storage[.]googleapis[.]com/nikeupdat/ myphotos[.]s[.]gy 5ef6019fb6ee1db1201ee479a68669b47eb0d5d82770dbd30b05f46ccbc68f4f b6cb6d5de2c62aa1351b1b240dc223c3d6fa95083cf43b2866d84a8a6c4d0446
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Come join our own @DennisF and our friends from @ExpelSecurity on June 1 in National Harbor for a candid, off-the-record conversation about the new era of AI-assisted vulnerability research, patching pain, and what's coming next. info.expel.com/event-mythos-…
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Flash Alert: EtherRat and TukTuk C2 End in The Gentleman Ransomware In April, we observed an intrusion that began with a malicious MSI masquerading as Sysinternals RAMMap and ended in domain-wide deployment of The Gentlemen ransomware. The intrusion featured EtherRAT, Ethereum-based EtherHiding C2 configuration, TryCloudflare tunnels, GoTo Resolve, Rclone exfiltration to Wasabi, and a newer malware framework named TukTuk. TukTuk stood out for its resilient C2 design, using SaaS and cloud platforms such as ClickHouse and Supabase, with support for Ably, Dropbox, GitHub Issues, direct HTTP, Slack, and Arweave-based dead-drop configuration retrieval. Detection opportunities included! ➡️ Full report is linked in the replies. #ThreatIntel #ThreatHunting #DigitalForensics
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Expel's Marcus Hutchins details recently updated techniques used in the ClearFake malware campaign: the campaign has adopted much more evasive tactics such as leveraging Proxy Execution to run PowerShell commands via a trusted Window feature. expel.com/blog/clearfake-new…
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Expel's Aaron Walto shows how Gootloader uses a deliberately malformed ZIP archive to bypass detection. The ZIP is correctly extracted by the default tool built into Windows systems but not by specialized tools like 7zip and WinRAR. expel.com/blog/gootloaders-m…
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Expel retweeted
Gootloader@GootloaderJan 15
Great write-up on the #gootloader zip! Hopefully with these details @MicrosoftSec will take this seriously and fix their ZIP unarchiver. Great Yara rule. #100daysofyara
Gootloader malware returned in November after a hiatus. They work with Vanilla Tempest (currently using Rhysida ransomware). We took a deep look at their first-stage delivery mechanism—a deliberately broken ZIP archive designed to bypass detection. (1/12)
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2/ @ExpelSecurity adding advanced support for @runpanther is interesting because it leans into that reality—cloud-native, detection-as-code, fast iteration.
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Good, comprehensive analysis of the most recent Sha1Hulud campaign by @ExpelSecurity expel.com/blog/the-second-co…
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Our founder @act1vand0 recently joined the Job Security #Podcast by @ExpelSecurity to talk InfoSecMap 🎙️ 🌎 From platform evolution to what’s coming next, the focus stayed where it belongs: the #Community 💜 Watch/listen here 👇🏽 youtube.com/watch?v=M2IZBw_G… #InfoSec #CyberSecurity
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The Rhysida #ransomware gang’s most recent malvertising campaign to spread OysterLoader has used more than 40 code-signing certificates to conceal its malicious nature, @ExpelSecurity reported. #cybersecurity #infosec #CISO #ITsecurity bit.ly/47HAQOJ
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Knowing the name “Scattered Spider” won’t stop an attack, but knowing how they operate will, says @ExpelSecurity's Jason Rebholz in this commentary. Cyber defense isn’t about branding; it’s about closing real gaps. #cybersecurity #infosec #CISO #ransomware bit.ly/4ogwS6G
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Marcus Hutchins (Expel) details a ClickFix-style campaign using cache smuggling to avoid downloads and network requests by pre-staging data in the browser cache. expel.com/blog/cache-smuggli…
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Ransomware groups are finding new ways to exploit everyday operations in #FinServ. @ExpelSecurity's Chris Hencinski examines how attackers are slipping into orgs through routine workflows—and why traditional defenses aren’t enough to stop them: okt.to/ABDxeR
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