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values | Text stringlengths 1 236 | Score float64 0.22 0.96 | Original Sentence ID int64 0 6.64k | Original Sentence stringlengths 6 383 | __index_level_0__ int64 0 16.8k |
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LOC | Asia, | 0.910461 | 1,248 | For example, in September 2016, B-Hack infiltrated an organization in Asia, deploying the Felismus backdoor on one of its computers, Computer A, using the file name adobecms.exe in CSIDL_WINDOWS\debug . | 3,338 |
MAL | Felismus backdoor | 0.898786 | 1,248 | For example, in September 2016, B-Hack infiltrated an organization in Asia, deploying the Felismus backdoor on one of its computers, Computer A, using the file name adobecms.exe in CSIDL_WINDOWS\debug . | 3,339 |
FILE | adobecms.exe | 0.913805 | 1,248 | For example, in September 2016, B-Hack infiltrated an organization in Asia, deploying the Felismus backdoor on one of its computers, Computer A, using the file name adobecms.exe in CSIDL_WINDOWS\debug . | 3,340 |
FILE | CSIDL_WINDOWS\debug | 0.918274 | 1,248 | For example, in September 2016, B-Hack infiltrated an organization in Asia, deploying the Felismus backdoor on one of its computers, Computer A, using the file name adobecms.exe in CSIDL_WINDOWS\debug . | 3,341 |
TIME | September 2016 | 0.912592 | 1,249 | In this case, the attackers maintained a presence on the target's network for nearly six months between September 2016 and March 2017 . | 3,342 |
TIME | March 2017 | 0.915547 | 1,249 | In this case, the attackers maintained a presence on the target's network for nearly six months between September 2016 and March 2017 . | 3,343 |
MAL | Felismus | 0.925157 | 1,250 | In other B-, there was evidence that Felismus was installed using a tool known as Starloader (detected by Symantec as Trojan.Starloader). | 3,344 |
MAL | Starloader | 0.915859 | 1,250 | In other B-, there was evidence that Felismus was installed using a tool known as Starloader (detected by Symantec as Trojan.Starloader). | 3,345 |
SECTEAM | Symantec | 0.813301 | 1,250 | In other B-, there was evidence that Felismus was installed using a tool known as Starloader (detected by Symantec as Trojan.Starloader). | 3,346 |
MAL | Trojan.Starloader). | 0.888748 | 1,250 | In other B-, there was evidence that Felismus was installed using a tool known as Starloader (detected by Symantec as Trojan.Starloader). | 3,347 |
SECTEAM | Symantec | 0.904456 | 1,251 | Symantec has found evidence of Starloader files being named AdobeUpdate.exe, AcrobatUpdate.exe, and INTELUPDATE.EXE among others . | 3,348 |
FILE | Starloader files | 0.926509 | 1,251 | Symantec has found evidence of Starloader files being named AdobeUpdate.exe, AcrobatUpdate.exe, and INTELUPDATE.EXE among others . | 3,349 |
FILE | AdobeUpdate.exe, AcrobatUpdate.exe, | 0.922466 | 1,251 | Symantec has found evidence of Starloader files being named AdobeUpdate.exe, AcrobatUpdate.exe, and INTELUPDATE.EXE among others . | 3,350 |
FILE | INTELUPDATE.EXE | 0.921434 | 1,251 | Symantec has found evidence of Starloader files being named AdobeUpdate.exe, AcrobatUpdate.exe, and INTELUPDATE.EXE among others . | 3,351 |
MAL | Starloader | 0.916996 | 1,252 | Additionally, Starloader was also observed deploying additional tools used by the attackers, such as credential dumpers and keyloggers . | 3,352 |
MAL | credential dumpers | 0.874501 | 1,252 | Additionally, Starloader was also observed deploying additional tools used by the attackers, such as credential dumpers and keyloggers . | 3,353 |
MAL | keyloggers | 0.914352 | 1,252 | Additionally, Starloader was also observed deploying additional tools used by the attackers, such as credential dumpers and keyloggers . | 3,354 |
SECTEAM | ASERT | 0.925799 | 1,253 | ASERT has learned of an B- I-, possibly originating from DPRK, we are calling STOLEN PENCIL that is targeting B- I- since at least May 2018 . | 3,355 |
TIME | May 2018 | 0.920356 | 1,253 | ASERT has learned of an B- I-, possibly originating from DPRK, we are calling STOLEN PENCIL that is targeting B- I- since at least May 2018 . | 3,356 |
TOOL | Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) | 0.909365 | 1,254 | Once gaining a foothold on a user's system, the threat actors behind STOLEN PENCIL use B-'s Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) for remote point-and-click access . | 3,357 |
MAL | Remsec | 0.911564 | 1,255 | The group uses an advanced piece of malware known as Remsec (Backdoor.Remsec) to conduct its B- . | 3,358 |
ACT | B- | 0.630702 | 1,255 | The group uses an advanced piece of malware known as Remsec (Backdoor.Remsec) to conduct its B- . | 3,359 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.921235 | 1,256 | B-Hack has been active since at least October 2011 . | 3,360 |
TIME | October 2011 | 0.925836 | 1,256 | B-Hack has been active since at least October 2011 . | 3,361 |
MAL | Lua modules | 0.881133 | 1,257 | Lua modules is a technique that has previously been used by Flamer . | 3,362 |
MAL | Remsec malware | 0.915113 | 1,258 | The Remsec malware used by B-Hack has a modular design . | 3,363 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.630363 | 1,258 | The Remsec malware used by B-Hack has a modular design . | 3,364 |
LOC | Russia | 0.918382 | 1,260 | The group's targets include a number of organizations and individuals located in Russia . | 3,365 |
MAL | Remsec | 0.912973 | 1,261 | Remsec uses a Lua interpreter to run Lua modules which perform various functions . | 3,366 |
MAL | Lua interpreter | 0.878825 | 1,261 | Remsec uses a Lua interpreter to run Lua modules which perform various functions . | 3,367 |
MAL | Lua modules | 0.881557 | 1,261 | Remsec uses a Lua interpreter to run Lua modules which perform various functions . | 3,368 |
LOC | Russia | 0.909366 | 1,262 | Russia . | 3,369 |
FILE | cmd.exe, | 0.91753 | 1,263 | The attackers then began to perform reconnaissance B- on Computer A via cmd.exe, collecting system-related information, such as the OS version, hardware configuration, and network information . | 3,370 |
SECTEAM | Symantec | 0.925196 | 1,266 | Symantec will continue to search for more Remsec modules and targets in order to build upon our understanding of B-Hack and better protect our customers . | 3,371 |
MAL | Remsec modules | 0.892909 | 1,266 | Symantec will continue to search for more Remsec modules and targets in order to build upon our understanding of B-Hack and better protect our customers . | 3,372 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.642338 | 1,266 | Symantec will continue to search for more Remsec modules and targets in order to build upon our understanding of B-Hack and better protect our customers . | 3,373 |
MAL | ProjectSauron, | 0.913211 | 1,267 | Another such an exceptional espionage platform is " ProjectSauron, also known as " B-Hack " . | 3,374 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.921017 | 1,267 | Another such an exceptional espionage platform is " ProjectSauron, also known as " B-Hack " . | 3,375 |
TIME | September 2015, | 0.931454 | 1,268 | In September 2015, our anti-targeted attack technologies caught a previously unknown B- . | 3,376 |
TIME | June 2011 | 0.926814 | 1,269 | Forensic analysis indicates that the APT has been operational since at least June 2011 and was still active in 2016 . | 3,377 |
TIME | 2016 | 0.90961 | 1,269 | Forensic analysis indicates that the APT has been operational since at least June 2011 and was still active in 2016 . | 3,378 |
PROT | IP, | 0.908947 | 1,270 | After getting the IP, the ProjectSauron component tries to communicate with the remote server using its own (ProjectSauron) protocol as if it was yet another C&C server . | 3,379 |
MAL | ProjectSauron | 0.913878 | 1,270 | After getting the IP, the ProjectSauron component tries to communicate with the remote server using its own (ProjectSauron) protocol as if it was yet another C&C server . | 3,380 |
TOOL | C&C | 0.883592 | 1,270 | After getting the IP, the ProjectSauron component tries to communicate with the remote server using its own (ProjectSauron) protocol as if it was yet another C&C server . | 3,381 |
MAL | ProjectSauron | 0.921634 | 1,271 | In a number of the cases we analyzed, ProjectSauron deployed malicious modules inside the custom network encryption's software directory, disguised under similar filenames and accessing the data placed beside its own executable . | 3,382 |
MAL | malicious modules | 0.883259 | 1,271 | In a number of the cases we analyzed, ProjectSauron deployed malicious modules inside the custom network encryption's software directory, disguised under similar filenames and accessing the data placed beside its own executable . | 3,383 |
MAL | ProjectSauron | 0.917581 | 1,272 | The threat actor behind ProjectSauron commands a top-of-the-top modular cyber-espionage platform in terms of technical sophistication, designed to enable long-term campaigns through stealthy survival mechanisms coupled with multiple exfiltration methods . | 3,384 |
TIME | September 2015, | 0.930278 | 1,273 | In September 2015, Kaspersky Lab's Anti-Targeted Attack Platform discovered anomalous network traffic in a B- I- network . | 3,385 |
SECTEAM | Kaspersky Lab's | 0.848782 | 1,273 | In September 2015, Kaspersky Lab's Anti-Targeted Attack Platform discovered anomalous network traffic in a B- I- network . | 3,386 |
FILE | anomalous network traffic | 0.926184 | 1,273 | In September 2015, Kaspersky Lab's Anti-Targeted Attack Platform discovered anomalous network traffic in a B- I- network . | 3,387 |
TIME | 2015, | 0.876929 | 1,274 | In late 2015, Symantec identified suspicious B- involving a hacking tool used in a malicious manner against one of our B- . | 3,388 |
SECTEAM | Symantec | 0.911242 | 1,274 | In late 2015, Symantec identified suspicious B- involving a hacking tool used in a malicious manner against one of our B- . | 3,389 |
MAL | ProjectSauron modules | 0.853316 | 1,275 | Secondary ProjectSauron modules are designed to perform specific functions like stealing documents, recording keystrokes, and hijacking encryption keys from both infected computers and attached USB sticks . | 3,390 |
ACT | stealing documents, recording keystrokes, | 0.928247 | 1,275 | Secondary ProjectSauron modules are designed to perform specific functions like stealing documents, recording keystrokes, and hijacking encryption keys from both infected computers and attached USB sticks . | 3,391 |
ACT | hijacking encryption keys | 0.929031 | 1,275 | Secondary ProjectSauron modules are designed to perform specific functions like stealing documents, recording keystrokes, and hijacking encryption keys from both infected computers and attached USB sticks . | 3,392 |
PROT | IP | 0.894992 | 1,276 | B- originated from three separate IP addresses, all located in Chengdu, China . | 3,393 |
LOC | Chengdu, China | 0.92649 | 1,276 | B- originated from three separate IP addresses, all located in Chengdu, China . | 3,394 |
LOC | South Korean | 0.8956 | 1,277 | We don't know the exact date Suckfly stole the certificates from the South Korean organizations . | 3,395 |
SECTEAM | Symantec | 0.907057 | 1,279 | Symantec detects this threat as Backdoor.Nidiran . | 3,396 |
FILE | Backdoor.Nidiran | 0.928238 | 1,279 | Symantec detects this threat as Backdoor.Nidiran . | 3,397 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.888592 | 1,280 | Specifically, Suckfly used a specially crafted web page to deliver an exploit for the Microsoft Windows OLE Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2014-6332), which affects specific versions of Microsoft Windows . | 3,398 |
TOOL | OLE Remote Code Execution | 0.825621 | 1,280 | Specifically, Suckfly used a specially crafted web page to deliver an exploit for the Microsoft Windows OLE Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2014-6332), which affects specific versions of Microsoft Windows . | 3,401 |
IDTY | Microsoft | 0.90253 | 1,280 | Specifically, Suckfly used a specially crafted web page to deliver an exploit for the Microsoft Windows OLE Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2014-6332), which affects specific versions of Microsoft Windows . | 3,402 |
OS | Windows | 0.739459 | 1,280 | Specifically, Suckfly used a specially crafted web page to deliver an exploit for the Microsoft Windows OLE Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2014-6332), which affects specific versions of Microsoft Windows . | 3,403 |
MAL | svchost.exe | 0.92203 | 1,281 | The threat then executes " svchost.exe " . | 3,404 |
FILE | malicious files | 0.920664 | 1,282 | Attackers have been known to distribute malicious files masquerading as the legitimate iviewers.dll file and then use DLL load hijacking to execute the malicious code and infect the computer . | 3,405 |
MAL | iviewers.dll file | 0.908148 | 1,282 | Attackers have been known to distribute malicious files masquerading as the legitimate iviewers.dll file and then use DLL load hijacking to execute the malicious code and infect the computer . | 3,406 |
MAL | DLL load hijacking | 0.896819 | 1,282 | Attackers have been known to distribute malicious files masquerading as the legitimate iviewers.dll file and then use DLL load hijacking to execute the malicious code and infect the computer . | 3,407 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.920445 | 1,283 | Once exploit has been achieved, Nidiran is delivered through a self-extracting executable that extracts the components to a .tmp folder after it has been executed . | 3,408 |
MAL | Nidiran | 0.919662 | 1,283 | Once exploit has been achieved, Nidiran is delivered through a self-extracting executable that extracts the components to a .tmp folder after it has been executed . | 3,409 |
MAL | self-extracting executable | 0.89202 | 1,283 | Once exploit has been achieved, Nidiran is delivered through a self-extracting executable that extracts the components to a .tmp folder after it has been executed . | 3,410 |
FILE | .tmp | 0.904817 | 1,283 | Once exploit has been achieved, Nidiran is delivered through a self-extracting executable that extracts the components to a .tmp folder after it has been executed . | 3,411 |
LOC | South Korean | 0.90923 | 1,284 | The certificates Blackfly stole were also from South Korean B-, primarily in the B- I- I- I- I- I- . | 3,412 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.87011 | 1,285 | B-Hack began with a B- to steal certificates, which were later used to sign malware used in B- I- . | 3,413 |
TIME | March 2016, | 0.914928 | 1,286 | In March 2016, Symantec published a blog on Suckfly, an advanced cyberespionage group that conducted B- against a number of South Korean organizations to steal digital certificates . | 3,414 |
SECTEAM | Symantec | 0.912284 | 1,286 | In March 2016, Symantec published a blog on Suckfly, an advanced cyberespionage group that conducted B- against a number of South Korean organizations to steal digital certificates . | 3,415 |
ACT | B- | 0.904121 | 1,286 | In March 2016, Symantec published a blog on Suckfly, an advanced cyberespionage group that conducted B- against a number of South Korean organizations to steal digital certificates . | 3,416 |
LOC | South Korean | 0.89861 | 1,286 | In March 2016, Symantec published a blog on Suckfly, an advanced cyberespionage group that conducted B- against a number of South Korean organizations to steal digital certificates . | 3,417 |
TIME | April 2014, | 0.92109 | 1,287 | Since then we have identified a number of B- over a two-year period, beginning in April 2014, which we attribute to Suckfly . | 3,418 |
APT | B- | 0.884123 | 1,288 | The B- targeted high-profile targets, including B- and B- I- . | 3,419 |
LOC | India | 0.910475 | 1,289 | these B- were part of a planned operation against specific targets in India . | 3,420 |
FILE | Backdoor.Nidiran, | 0.920786 | 1,290 | While there have been several B- I- that infected organizations with the group's custom malware Backdoor.Nidiran, the Indian targets show a greater amount of B- I- than targets in other regions . | 3,421 |
FILE | Backdoor.Nidiran, | 0.920786 | 1,291 | While there have been several B- I- that infected organizations with the group's custom malware Backdoor.Nidiran, the Indian targets show a greater amount of B- I- than targets in other regions . | 3,422 |
TIME | April of 2014 | 0.926731 | 1,292 | The first known B- I- began in April of 2014 . | 3,423 |
LOC | India | 0.914962 | 1,293 | B-'s B- on B- I- that provide B- I- I- to other B- branches is not limited to India . | 3,424 |
ACT | B- | 0.849694 | 1,294 | It has conducted B- on similar organizations in Saudi Arabia, likely because of the access that those organizations have . | 3,425 |
LOC | Saudi Arabia, | 0.895805 | 1,294 | It has conducted B- on similar organizations in Saudi Arabia, likely because of the access that those organizations have . | 3,426 |
MAL | Nidiran back door | 0.891969 | 1,295 | Similar to its other B-, B- used the Nidiran back door along with a number of hacktools to infect the victim's internal hosts . | 3,427 |
MAL | hacktools | 0.920765 | 1,295 | Similar to its other B-, B- used the Nidiran back door along with a number of hacktools to infect the victim's internal hosts . | 3,428 |
TIME | 2015, | 0.93648 | 1,296 | In 2015, B- conducted a multistage B- . | 3,429 |
ACT | B- | 0.900341 | 1,296 | In 2015, B- conducted a multistage B- . | 3,430 |
APT | B- | 0.641498 | 1,297 | B- conducted a multistage B- between April 22 and May 4 . | 3,431 |
TIME | April 22 | 0.931554 | 1,297 | B- conducted a multistage B- between April 22 and May 4 . | 3,433 |
TIME | May 4 | 0.929264 | 1,297 | B- conducted a multistage B- between April 22 and May 4 . | 3,434 |
TIME | April 22, 2015, | 0.807539 | 1,298 | On April 22, 2015, Suckfly exploited a vulnerability on the targeted employee's operating system (Windows) that allowed the attackers to bypass the User Account Control and install the Nidiran back door to provide access for their B- . | 3,435 |
APT | Suckfly | 0.922823 | 1,298 | On April 22, 2015, Suckfly exploited a vulnerability on the targeted employee's operating system (Windows) that allowed the attackers to bypass the User Account Control and install the Nidiran back door to provide access for their B- . | 3,436 |
APT | attackers | 0.516851 | 1,298 | On April 22, 2015, Suckfly exploited a vulnerability on the targeted employee's operating system (Windows) that allowed the attackers to bypass the User Account Control and install the Nidiran back door to provide access for their B- . | 3,437 |
MAL | Nidiran back door | 0.891592 | 1,298 | On April 22, 2015, Suckfly exploited a vulnerability on the targeted employee's operating system (Windows) that allowed the attackers to bypass the User Account Control and install the Nidiran back door to provide access for their B- . | 3,438 |
ACT | B- | 0.858053 | 1,300 | B- conducted a multistage B- against an B- I- based in India . | 3,440 |
LOC | India | 0.921361 | 1,300 | B- conducted a multistage B- against an B- I- based in India . | 3,441 |
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