Summarizing a Portfolio of Recently Released WhoisXML API Threat Research Reports Courtesy of Me - An Analysis

Dear blog readers,

I've decided to share with everyone a recently released portfolio of research that I conducted for WhoisXML API where I'm currently acting as a DNS Threat Researcher.

Sample articles include: 

- Conti Ransomware: Still Alive and Kicking

- NotPetya: Not Quite Dead, as Recent IoCs Show

- Koobface Makes a Comeback

- KrotReal: Is the Koobface Bot Master Back in Business?

- The Current State of Malicious PPI Businesses and Affiliate Networks

- Exposing a Currently Active Ashiyane Digital Security Domain Infrastructure

- DIY Web Attacks Might Still Live on via WebAttacker

- Exposing the Infrastructure Behind the Democratic National Committee System Intrusion

- Is the Bakasoftware Operation Still Up and Running?

- URL Shortening Gone Wrong with GCHQ

- What Is Anonymous International Up to Now

- Uncovering the Current Workings of Guccifer 2.0

- Should We Consider the Maze Ransomware Extinct?

- Shedding Light on the Darkode Forum

- Probing an Active Digital Trail of Iranian Hackers

- The Inner Workings of the Russian Business Network

- On the Frontlines of the Syrian Electronic Army’s Digital Arsenal

- Probing Networks of Cybercrime-Friendly Forums

- Insights into an Active Malicious Spam Domain Portfolio

- Alleviating BlackEnergy-Enabled DDoS Attacks

Stay tuned!