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Kaspersky details Cavern malware module using DNS and Google Apps Script

Kaspersky details Cavern malware module using DNS and Google Apps Script Image: Primary
Kaspersky reported that the Cavern command-and-control framework used in attacks targeting entities in Israel has added a module that uses DNS A-record responses to choose direct HTTPS or a Google Apps Script relay for each transaction. The vendor said the DNS infrastructure can also validate and replace the relay deployment ID. Cavern's modules support post-exploitation functions including reconnaissance, file operations and tunneling. Kaspersky linked the framework to OilRig with low confidence and said the activity has been associated with Iranian state-linked hackers.
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