Infostealers Cavalier Launches Threat Feeds for Infostealer Campaign Monitoring
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- •Cavalier launched new Threat Feed modules for monitoring infostealer activities.
- •The C2 Data module allows access to active infostealer command-and-control servers.
- •ClickFix identifies malicious sites using clipboard injection techniques.
Cavalier has introduced three new Threat Feed modules: C2 Data, ClickFix, and PhaaS, aimed at enhancing visibility into infostealer operations. The C2 Data module provides access to command-and-control (C2) servers linked to active infostealer campaigns, enabling preemptive blocking. The ClickFix module monitors malicious websites that utilize clipboard injection and fake verification pages to deceive users. These tools integrate Infostealer credential telemetry, revealing compromised credentials that facilitated initial access. Security teams can utilize REST API endpoints for seamless integration into existing security infrastructures. This development is critical as infostealer campaigns become increasingly sophisticated, targeting corporate credentials through various attack vectors.
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