The source code of the GhostDNS exploit kit (EK) has been obtained and analyzed by researchers. GhostDNS is used to compromise a wide range of routers to facilitate phishing -- perhaps more accurately, pharming -- for banking credentials. Target routers are mostly, but not solely, located in Latin America.
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Tools Used in GhostDNS Router Hijack Campaigns Dissected
The source code of the GhostDNS exploit kit (EK) has been obtained and analyzed by researchers. GhostDNS is used to compromise a wide range of routers to facilitate phishing -- perhaps more accurately, pharming -- for banking credentials. Target routers are mostly, but not solely, located in Latin America. The post Tools Used in GhostDNS Router Hijack Campaigns Dissected appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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