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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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MAL | Metasploit | 0.862396 | 2,277 | On it, B-Hack install a legitimate tool for penetration testing – Metasploit . | 5,374 |
TIME | June 2015 | 0.929815 | 2,278 | At the end of June 2015 Mofang started its B- to gather information of a specific target in relation to the sezs: the B- I- . | 5,375 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.494722 | 2,279 | B-Hack uses' fileless' malware only existing in RAM and is destroyed after reboot . | 5,376 |
MAL | fileless' | 0.378243 | 2,279 | B-Hack uses' fileless' malware only existing in RAM and is destroyed after reboot . | 5,377 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.766734 | 2,280 | To ensure persistence in the system B-Hack relies on PowerShell and VBS scripts - they are both difficult to detect by antivirus and easy to modify . | 5,378 |
MAL | PowerShell | 0.729778 | 2,280 | To ensure persistence in the system B-Hack relies on PowerShell and VBS scripts - they are both difficult to detect by antivirus and easy to modify . | 5,379 |
MAL | VBS scripts | 0.688951 | 2,280 | To ensure persistence in the system B-Hack relies on PowerShell and VBS scripts - they are both difficult to detect by antivirus and easy to modify . | 5,380 |
MAL | PowerShell scripts | 0.853663 | 2,282 | B-Hack I-Hack has previously used the observed microblogging site to host malicious PowerShell scripts and Microsoft Office documents in B- I- on Mongolia-focused NGOs . | 5,381 |
MAL | Microsoft Office documents | 0.832039 | 2,282 | B-Hack I-Hack has previously used the observed microblogging site to host malicious PowerShell scripts and Microsoft Office documents in B- I- on Mongolia-focused NGOs . | 5,382 |
IDTY | NGOs | 0.866484 | 2,282 | B-Hack I-Hack has previously used the observed microblogging site to host malicious PowerShell scripts and Microsoft Office documents in B- I- on Mongolia-focused NGOs . | 5,383 |
SECTEAM | Unit 42 | 0.852472 | 2,284 | Unit 42 recently identified a B- I- against an individual working for the B- I- of Uzbekistan in China . | 5,384 |
LOC | Uzbekistan in China | 0.92956 | 2,284 | Unit 42 recently identified a B- I- against an individual working for the B- I- of Uzbekistan in China . | 5,385 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.660556 | 2,285 | Since that time, B-Hack attacked companies in California, Utah, Oklahoma, Colorado, Illinois, Missouri, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia and Florida . | 5,386 |
LOC | California, Utah, Oklahoma, Colorado, Illinois, Missouri, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia | 0.925778 | 2,285 | Since that time, B-Hack attacked companies in California, Utah, Oklahoma, Colorado, Illinois, Missouri, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia and Florida . | 5,387 |
LOC | Florida | 0.925086 | 2,285 | Since that time, B-Hack attacked companies in California, Utah, Oklahoma, Colorado, Illinois, Missouri, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia and Florida . | 5,388 |
SECTEAM | Trend Micro | 0.852503 | 2,286 | In their B- I- I- report, Trend Micro documented the behaviour and functionality of an espionage toolkit with several design similarities to those observed in the various components of KeyBoy . | 5,389 |
FILE | espionage toolkit | 0.915367 | 2,286 | In their B- I- I- report, Trend Micro documented the behaviour and functionality of an espionage toolkit with several design similarities to those observed in the various components of KeyBoy . | 5,390 |
MAL | KeyBoy | 0.912152 | 2,286 | In their B- I- I- report, Trend Micro documented the behaviour and functionality of an espionage toolkit with several design similarities to those observed in the various components of KeyBoy . | 5,391 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.908947 | 2,287 | Our analysis shows that actors attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,392 |
VULID | CVE-2012-0158 | 0.922554 | 2,287 | Our analysis shows that actors attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,393 |
MAL | NetTraveler Trojan | 0.889082 | 2,287 | Our analysis shows that actors attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,394 |
SECTEAM | Unit 42's | 0.704154 | 2,288 | Unit 42's analysis shows that NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,395 |
MAL | NetTraveler | 0.920701 | 2,288 | Unit 42's analysis shows that NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,396 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.928985 | 2,288 | Unit 42's analysis shows that NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,397 |
VULID | CVE-2012-0158 | 0.924343 | 2,288 | Unit 42's analysis shows that NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,398 |
MAL | NetTraveler Trojan | 0.894814 | 2,288 | Unit 42's analysis shows that NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,399 |
MAL | NetTraveler | 0.921393 | 2,289 | Our analysis shows that NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,400 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.91005 | 2,289 | Our analysis shows that NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,401 |
VULID | CVE-2012-0158 | 0.923995 | 2,289 | Our analysis shows that NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,402 |
MAL | NetTraveler Trojan | 0.897155 | 2,289 | Our analysis shows that NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,403 |
TIME | 2016, | 0.92198 | 2,290 | In 2016, Group-IB identified 10 B- conducted by MoneyTaker, 6 B- on B- in the US, 1 B- on a US B- I-, 1 B- on a B- in the UK and 2 B- on Russian B- . | 5,404 |
SECTEAM | Group-IB | 0.922604 | 2,290 | In 2016, Group-IB identified 10 B- conducted by MoneyTaker, 6 B- on B- in the US, 1 B- on a US B- I-, 1 B- on a B- in the UK and 2 B- on Russian B- . | 5,405 |
LOC | US, | 0.619532 | 2,290 | In 2016, Group-IB identified 10 B- conducted by MoneyTaker, 6 B- on B- in the US, 1 B- on a US B- I-, 1 B- on a B- in the UK and 2 B- on Russian B- . | 5,406 |
LOC | UK | 0.600112 | 2,290 | In 2016, Group-IB identified 10 B- conducted by MoneyTaker, 6 B- on B- in the US, 1 B- on a US B- I-, 1 B- on a B- in the UK and 2 B- on Russian B- . | 5,407 |
LOC | Russian | 0.489301 | 2,290 | In 2016, Group-IB identified 10 B- conducted by MoneyTaker, 6 B- on B- in the US, 1 B- on a US B- I-, 1 B- on a B- in the UK and 2 B- on Russian B- . | 5,408 |
MAL | KeyBoy | 0.910249 | 2,291 | If KeyBoy is a single component of a larger espionage toolkit, the developers may have realized that this older, static-key based, configuration encoding algorithm was inadvertently providing a link between disparate components of their malware suite . | 5,409 |
MAL | configuration encoding algorithm | 0.887668 | 2,291 | If KeyBoy is a single component of a larger espionage toolkit, the developers may have realized that this older, static-key based, configuration encoding algorithm was inadvertently providing a link between disparate components of their malware suite . | 5,410 |
TIME | 2016, | 0.921615 | 2,292 | In 2016, Group-IB identified 10 B- conducted by MoneyTaker; 6 B- on B- in the US, 1 B- on a US B- I-, 1 B- on a B- in the UK and 2 B- on Russian B- . | 5,411 |
SECTEAM | Group-IB | 0.921755 | 2,292 | In 2016, Group-IB identified 10 B- conducted by MoneyTaker; 6 B- on B- in the US, 1 B- on a US B- I-, 1 B- on a B- in the UK and 2 B- on Russian B- . | 5,412 |
LOC | US, | 0.547857 | 2,292 | In 2016, Group-IB identified 10 B- conducted by MoneyTaker; 6 B- on B- in the US, 1 B- on a US B- I-, 1 B- on a B- in the UK and 2 B- on Russian B- . | 5,413 |
LOC | UK | 0.584238 | 2,292 | In 2016, Group-IB identified 10 B- conducted by MoneyTaker; 6 B- on B- in the US, 1 B- on a US B- I-, 1 B- on a B- in the UK and 2 B- on Russian B- . | 5,414 |
LOC | Russian | 0.468481 | 2,292 | In 2016, Group-IB identified 10 B- conducted by MoneyTaker; 6 B- on B- in the US, 1 B- on a US B- I-, 1 B- on a B- in the UK and 2 B- on Russian B- . | 5,415 |
MAL | NetTraveler trojan | 0.877173 | 2,293 | The NetTraveler trojan has been known to be used in targeted B- I- I- for more than a decade by nation state threat actors and continues to be used to target its victims and exfiltrate data . | 5,416 |
FILE | exploit document | 0.912334 | 2,294 | The exploit document carrying this alternate KeyBoy configuration also used a decoy document which was displayed to the user after the exploit launched . | 5,417 |
MAL | KeyBoy | 0.910735 | 2,294 | The exploit document carrying this alternate KeyBoy configuration also used a decoy document which was displayed to the user after the exploit launched . | 5,418 |
FILE | decoy document | 0.918897 | 2,294 | The exploit document carrying this alternate KeyBoy configuration also used a decoy document which was displayed to the user after the exploit launched . | 5,419 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.932209 | 2,294 | The exploit document carrying this alternate KeyBoy configuration also used a decoy document which was displayed to the user after the exploit launched . | 5,420 |
SECTEAM | Group-IB | 0.920114 | 2,295 | Only one incident involving a Russian B- was promptly identified and prevented that is known to Group-IB . | 5,421 |
MAL | distributed infrastructure | 0.879695 | 2,297 | To conduct B- I-, B-Hack use a distributed infrastructure that is difficult to track . | 5,422 |
TOOL | C2 | 0.901964 | 2,298 | This technique hides the true C2 server from researchers that do not have access to both the rastls.dll and Sycmentec.config files . | 5,423 |
FILE | rastls.dll | 0.914738 | 2,298 | This technique hides the true C2 server from researchers that do not have access to both the rastls.dll and Sycmentec.config files . | 5,424 |
FILE | Sycmentec.config files | 0.889218 | 2,298 | This technique hides the true C2 server from researchers that do not have access to both the rastls.dll and Sycmentec.config files . | 5,425 |
MAL | Metasploit | 0.925906 | 2,299 | Hackers use Metasploit to conduct all these B-: network reconnaissance, search for vulnerable applications, exploit vulnerabilities, escalate systems privileges, and collect information . | 5,426 |
ACT | network reconnaissance, | 0.88696 | 2,299 | Hackers use Metasploit to conduct all these B-: network reconnaissance, search for vulnerable applications, exploit vulnerabilities, escalate systems privileges, and collect information . | 5,427 |
ACT | vulnerable applications, | 0.76903 | 2,299 | Hackers use Metasploit to conduct all these B-: network reconnaissance, search for vulnerable applications, exploit vulnerabilities, escalate systems privileges, and collect information . | 5,428 |
VULNAME | exploit vulnerabilities, | 0.554268 | 2,299 | Hackers use Metasploit to conduct all these B-: network reconnaissance, search for vulnerable applications, exploit vulnerabilities, escalate systems privileges, and collect information . | 5,429 |
SECTEAM | Norman, McAfee | 0.914605 | 2,300 | Over the years they've used application components from Norman, McAfee and Norton . | 5,430 |
SECTEAM | Norton | 0.909279 | 2,300 | Over the years they've used application components from Norman, McAfee and Norton . | 5,431 |
SECTEAM | Falcon Intelligence | 0.88894 | 2,301 | Recently, Falcon Intelligence observed new B- from MUSTANG PANDA, using a unique infection chain to target likely Mongolia-based victims . | 5,432 |
MAL | infection chain | 0.843448 | 2,301 | Recently, Falcon Intelligence observed new B- from MUSTANG PANDA, using a unique infection chain to target likely Mongolia-based victims . | 5,433 |
FILE | .lnk file, | 0.900169 | 2,303 | This file requires the target to attempt to open the .lnk file, which redirects the user to a Windows Scripting Component (.wsc) file, hosted on an adversary-controlled microblogging page . | 5,434 |
OS | Windows | 0.851943 | 2,303 | This file requires the target to attempt to open the .lnk file, which redirects the user to a Windows Scripting Component (.wsc) file, hosted on an adversary-controlled microblogging page . | 5,435 |
SECTEAM | Kaspersky Labs | 0.90653 | 2,304 | A report published by Kaspersky Labs in 2011 on NetTraveler also mentions the C2 servers were being hosted by Krypt Technolgies . | 5,436 |
TIME | 2011 | 0.932287 | 2,304 | A report published by Kaspersky Labs in 2011 on NetTraveler also mentions the C2 servers were being hosted by Krypt Technolgies . | 5,437 |
MAL | NetTraveler | 0.907644 | 2,304 | A report published by Kaspersky Labs in 2011 on NetTraveler also mentions the C2 servers were being hosted by Krypt Technolgies . | 5,438 |
TOOL | C2 | 0.907781 | 2,304 | A report published by Kaspersky Labs in 2011 on NetTraveler also mentions the C2 servers were being hosted by Krypt Technolgies . | 5,439 |
MAL | NetTraveler | 0.911575 | 2,305 | Obviously, the developers behind NetTraveler have taken steps to try to hide the malware's configuration . | 5,440 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.928756 | 2,306 | In this report, we'll review how the actors attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,441 |
VULID | CVE-2012-0158 | 0.92582 | 2,306 | In this report, we'll review how the actors attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,442 |
MAL | NetTraveler Trojan | 0.889454 | 2,306 | In this report, we'll review how the actors attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,443 |
MAL | NetTraveler | 0.918507 | 2,307 | In this report, we'll review how NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,444 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.924583 | 2,307 | In this report, we'll review how NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,445 |
VULID | CVE-2012-0158 | 0.924425 | 2,307 | In this report, we'll review how NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,446 |
MAL | NetTraveler Trojan | 0.891762 | 2,307 | In this report, we'll review how NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,447 |
MAL | NetTraveler | 0.915469 | 2,308 | In this report, we'll review how the NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,448 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.922927 | 2,308 | In this report, we'll review how the NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,449 |
VULID | CVE-2012-0158 | 0.924112 | 2,308 | In this report, we'll review how the NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,450 |
MAL | NetTraveler Trojan | 0.890427 | 2,308 | In this report, we'll review how the NetTraveler attempted to exploit CVE-2012-0158 to install the NetTraveler Trojan . | 5,451 |
FILE | attachment | 0.891667 | 2,309 | Upon successful exploitation, the attachment will install the trojan known as NetTraveler using a DLL side-loading attack technique . | 5,452 |
MAL | trojan | 0.928775 | 2,309 | Upon successful exploitation, the attachment will install the trojan known as NetTraveler using a DLL side-loading attack technique . | 5,453 |
MAL | NetTraveler | 0.913316 | 2,309 | Upon successful exploitation, the attachment will install the trojan known as NetTraveler using a DLL side-loading attack technique . | 5,454 |
FILE | DLL side-loading | 0.907046 | 2,309 | Upon successful exploitation, the attachment will install the trojan known as NetTraveler using a DLL side-loading attack technique . | 5,455 |
MAL | NetTraveler | 0.91063 | 2,310 | NetTraveler has been used to target B-, B- and B- I- for over a decade, and remains the tool of choice by the adversaries behind these B- I- I- . | 5,456 |
SECTEAM | WildFire | 0.819249 | 2,311 | WildFire correctly classifies NetTraveler as malicious . | 5,457 |
MAL | NetTraveler | 0.909384 | 2,311 | WildFire correctly classifies NetTraveler as malicious . | 5,458 |
SECTEAM | Kaspersky Lab's | 0.872353 | 2,313 | Today Kaspersky Lab's team of experts published a new research report about NetTraveler, which is a family of malicious programs used by APT actors to successfully compromise more than 350 high-profile victims in 40 countries . | 5,459 |
MAL | NetTraveler, | 0.910786 | 2,313 | Today Kaspersky Lab's team of experts published a new research report about NetTraveler, which is a family of malicious programs used by APT actors to successfully compromise more than 350 high-profile victims in 40 countries . | 5,460 |
SECTEAM | Kaspersky Lab's | 0.847933 | 2,314 | According to Kaspersky Lab's report, this threat actor has been active since as early as 2004; however, the highest volume of B- occurred from 2010 – 2013 . | 5,461 |
TIME | 2010 – 2013 | 0.92518 | 2,314 | According to Kaspersky Lab's report, this threat actor has been active since as early as 2004; however, the highest volume of B- occurred from 2010 – 2013 . | 5,462 |
MAL | NetTraveler toolkit | 0.889121 | 2,316 | In addition, the NetTraveler toolkit was able to install additional info-stealing malware as a backdoor, and it could be customized to steal other types of sensitive information such as configuration details for an application or computer-aided design files . | 5,463 |
SECTEAM | Kaspersky Lab's | 0.827869 | 2,317 | During Kaspersky Lab's analysis of NetTraveler, the company's experts identified six victims that had been infected by both NetTraveler and Red October, which was another cyberespionage operation analyzed by Kaspersky Lab in January 2013 . | 5,464 |
MAL | NetTraveler, | 0.90219 | 2,317 | During Kaspersky Lab's analysis of NetTraveler, the company's experts identified six victims that had been infected by both NetTraveler and Red October, which was another cyberespionage operation analyzed by Kaspersky Lab in January 2013 . | 5,465 |
SECTEAM | Kaspersky Lab | 0.850129 | 2,317 | During Kaspersky Lab's analysis of NetTraveler, the company's experts identified six victims that had been infected by both NetTraveler and Red October, which was another cyberespionage operation analyzed by Kaspersky Lab in January 2013 . | 5,466 |
TIME | January 2013 | 0.921424 | 2,317 | During Kaspersky Lab's analysis of NetTraveler, the company's experts identified six victims that had been infected by both NetTraveler and Red October, which was another cyberespionage operation analyzed by Kaspersky Lab in January 2013 . | 5,467 |
SECTEAM | Kaspersky Lab's | 0.856404 | 2,318 | Kaspersky Lab's products detect and neutralize the malicious programs and its variants used by the NetTraveler Toolkit, including Trojan-Spy.Win32.TravNet and Downloader.Win32.NetTraveler . | 5,468 |
MAL | NetTraveler Toolkit, | 0.896511 | 2,318 | Kaspersky Lab's products detect and neutralize the malicious programs and its variants used by the NetTraveler Toolkit, including Trojan-Spy.Win32.TravNet and Downloader.Win32.NetTraveler . | 5,469 |
MAL | Trojan-Spy.Win32.TravNet | 0.913836 | 2,318 | Kaspersky Lab's products detect and neutralize the malicious programs and its variants used by the NetTraveler Toolkit, including Trojan-Spy.Win32.TravNet and Downloader.Win32.NetTraveler . | 5,470 |
MAL | Downloader.Win32.NetTraveler | 0.916984 | 2,318 | Kaspersky Lab's products detect and neutralize the malicious programs and its variants used by the NetTraveler Toolkit, including Trojan-Spy.Win32.TravNet and Downloader.Win32.NetTraveler . | 5,471 |
SECTEAM | Kaspersky Lab's | 0.857393 | 2,319 | Based on Kaspersky Lab's analysis of NetTraveler's C&C data, there were a total of 350 victims in 40 countries across including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Russia, Chile, Morocco, Greece, Belgium, Austria, Ukraine, Lithuania, Belarus, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, China, Mongolia, Iran, Turkey, India, Pak... | 5,472 |
TOOL | C&C | 0.90178 | 2,319 | Based on Kaspersky Lab's analysis of NetTraveler's C&C data, there were a total of 350 victims in 40 countries across including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Russia, Chile, Morocco, Greece, Belgium, Austria, Ukraine, Lithuania, Belarus, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, China, Mongolia, Iran, Turkey, India, Pak... | 5,473 |
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