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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 | East and Southeast Asia-based | 0.851542 | 3,106 | Beginning in July 2018, B-Hack appeared to have directly targeted several East and Southeast Asia-based B- I- I- and distributors to inject legitimate executables with the CRACKSHOT backdoor . | 7,293 |
MAL | CRACKSHOT backdoor | 0.895796 | 3,106 | Beginning in July 2018, B-Hack appeared to have directly targeted several East and Southeast Asia-based B- I- I- and distributors to inject legitimate executables with the CRACKSHOT backdoor . | 7,294 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.836298 | 3,107 | The lure used to target the cryptocurrency exchange (displayed in Figure 5 and translated in Figure 6) referenced an online gaming platform, tying the cryptocurrency targeting to B-Hack focus on B- I- targeting . | 7,295 |
SECTEAM | FireEye | 0.900886 | 3,108 | FireEye malware analysis identified source code overlaps between malware used by B-Hack in May 2016 targeting of a U.S.-based B- I- studio and the malware observed in supply chain compromises in 2017 and 2018 . | 7,296 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.885338 | 3,108 | FireEye malware analysis identified source code overlaps between malware used by B-Hack in May 2016 targeting of a U.S.-based B- I- studio and the malware observed in supply chain compromises in 2017 and 2018 . | 7,297 |
TIME | May 2016 | 0.920902 | 3,108 | FireEye malware analysis identified source code overlaps between malware used by B-Hack in May 2016 targeting of a U.S.-based B- I- studio and the malware observed in supply chain compromises in 2017 and 2018 . | 7,298 |
TIME | 2017 | 0.914382 | 3,108 | FireEye malware analysis identified source code overlaps between malware used by B-Hack in May 2016 targeting of a U.S.-based B- I- studio and the malware observed in supply chain compromises in 2017 and 2018 . | 7,299 |
TIME | 2018 | 0.910455 | 3,108 | FireEye malware analysis identified source code overlaps between malware used by B-Hack in May 2016 targeting of a U.S.-based B- I- studio and the malware observed in supply chain compromises in 2017 and 2018 . | 7,300 |
TIME | May 2016, | 0.918482 | 3,109 | In May 2016, B-Hack deployed a POISONPLUG sample at a U.S.-based game development studio . | 7,301 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.4213 | 3,109 | In May 2016, B-Hack deployed a POISONPLUG sample at a U.S.-based game development studio . | 7,302 |
MAL | POISONPLUG sample | 0.89731 | 3,109 | In May 2016, B-Hack deployed a POISONPLUG sample at a U.S.-based game development studio . | 7,303 |
IDTY | game development studio | 0.70133 | 3,109 | In May 2016, B-Hack deployed a POISONPLUG sample at a U.S.-based game development studio . | 7,304 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.611386 | 3,110 | Alternatively, it is also possible that B-Hack injected malicious code into the package prior to compilation, circumventing the need to steal the code-signing certificate and compile it on their own . | 7,305 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.793911 | 3,111 | Either B-Hack is operating outside of state control but still working with other Chinese APT malware actors, tools, and infrastructure on a parttime or contractual basis, or B-Hack is a full-time . | 7,306 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.856854 | 3,112 | B-Hack uses many of the same tools and compromised digital certificates that have been leveraged by other Chinese espionage operators . | 7,307 |
LOC | Chinese espionage operators | 0.473113 | 3,112 | B-Hack uses many of the same tools and compromised digital certificates that have been leveraged by other Chinese espionage operators . | 7,308 |
MAL | HIGHNOON | 0.871135 | 3,113 | Initial reports about HIGHNOON and its variants reported publicly as B-Hack dating back to at least 2013 indicated the tool was exclusive to a single group, contributing to significant conflation across multiple distinct espionage operations . | 7,309 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.443 | 3,113 | Initial reports about HIGHNOON and its variants reported publicly as B-Hack dating back to at least 2013 indicated the tool was exclusive to a single group, contributing to significant conflation across multiple distinct espionage operations . | 7,310 |
TIME | 2013 | 0.899532 | 3,113 | Initial reports about HIGHNOON and its variants reported publicly as B-Hack dating back to at least 2013 indicated the tool was exclusive to a single group, contributing to significant conflation across multiple distinct espionage operations . | 7,311 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.436636 | 3,114 | B-Hack has used several malware families that have also been used by other Chinese espionage operators, including variants of HIGHNOON, HOMEUNIX, PHOTO, SOGU, and ZXSHELL, among others . | 7,312 |
MAL | HIGHNOON, HOMEUNIX, PHOTO, SOGU, | 0.908336 | 3,114 | B-Hack has used several malware families that have also been used by other Chinese espionage operators, including variants of HIGHNOON, HOMEUNIX, PHOTO, SOGU, and ZXSHELL, among others . | 7,313 |
MAL | ZXSHELL, | 0.906113 | 3,114 | B-Hack has used several malware families that have also been used by other Chinese espionage operators, including variants of HIGHNOON, HOMEUNIX, PHOTO, SOGU, and ZXSHELL, among others . | 7,314 |
MAL | HIGHNOON, | 0.913987 | 3,115 | HIGHNOON, one of the main code families observed being used by B-Hack, was also used by B-Hack in 2015 to target B- and B- I- . | 7,315 |
ACT | B-Hack, | 0.30171 | 3,115 | HIGHNOON, one of the main code families observed being used by B-Hack, was also used by B-Hack in 2015 to target B- and B- I- . | 7,316 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.421484 | 3,115 | HIGHNOON, one of the main code families observed being used by B-Hack, was also used by B-Hack in 2015 to target B- and B- I- . | 7,317 |
TIME | 2015 | 0.911995 | 3,115 | HIGHNOON, one of the main code families observed being used by B-Hack, was also used by B-Hack in 2015 to target B- and B- I- . | 7,318 |
MAL | HOMEUNIX, | 0.916073 | 3,116 | HOMEUNIX, another popular backdoor used by B-Hack, has been used by at least 14 separate Chinese espionage B-Hack, including B-Hack, B-Hack, B-Hack, B-Hack, and B-Hack . | 7,319 |
APT | B-Hack, | 0.837904 | 3,116 | HOMEUNIX, another popular backdoor used by B-Hack, has been used by at least 14 separate Chinese espionage B-Hack, including B-Hack, B-Hack, B-Hack, B-Hack, and B-Hack . | 7,321 |
ACT | B-Hack, B-Hack, | 0.331344 | 3,116 | HOMEUNIX, another popular backdoor used by B-Hack, has been used by at least 14 separate Chinese espionage B-Hack, including B-Hack, B-Hack, B-Hack, B-Hack, and B-Hack . | 7,322 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.353895 | 3,116 | HOMEUNIX, another popular backdoor used by B-Hack, has been used by at least 14 separate Chinese espionage B-Hack, including B-Hack, B-Hack, B-Hack, B-Hack, and B-Hack . | 7,323 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.568495 | 3,117 | B-Hack has used CROSSWALK.BIN, a kernel driver, to circumvent firewalls and covertly send data . | 7,324 |
MAL | CROSSWALK.BIN, | 0.915076 | 3,117 | B-Hack has used CROSSWALK.BIN, a kernel driver, to circumvent firewalls and covertly send data . | 7,325 |
LOC | Chinese | 0.609059 | 3,118 | Another Chinese B-Hack I-Hack used a similar tool, CLASSFON, to covertly proxy network communications in 2011 . | 7,326 |
ACT | B-Hack I-Hack | 0.773481 | 3,118 | Another Chinese B-Hack I-Hack used a similar tool, CLASSFON, to covertly proxy network communications in 2011 . | 7,327 |
MAL | CLASSFON, | 0.906837 | 3,118 | Another Chinese B-Hack I-Hack used a similar tool, CLASSFON, to covertly proxy network communications in 2011 . | 7,328 |
TIME | 2011 | 0.922586 | 3,118 | Another Chinese B-Hack I-Hack used a similar tool, CLASSFON, to covertly proxy network communications in 2011 . | 7,329 |
MAL | HIGHNOON.CLI | 0.917894 | 3,119 | At least two of these malware families, HIGHNOON.CLI and GEARSHIFT, have been used by B-Hack and another suspected Chinese espionage B-Hack . | 7,330 |
MAL | GEARSHIFT, | 0.919384 | 3,119 | At least two of these malware families, HIGHNOON.CLI and GEARSHIFT, have been used by B-Hack and another suspected Chinese espionage B-Hack . | 7,331 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.63867 | 3,119 | At least two of these malware families, HIGHNOON.CLI and GEARSHIFT, have been used by B-Hack and another suspected Chinese espionage B-Hack . | 7,333 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.631566 | 3,120 | B-Hack regularly B- code-signing certificates to sign malware when targeting both gaming and B- I- . | 7,334 |
TIME | July 2017, | 0.919371 | 3,121 | In July 2017, B-Hack initiated a TeamViewer session and transferred files that were later deleted . | 7,335 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.896559 | 3,121 | In July 2017, B-Hack initiated a TeamViewer session and transferred files that were later deleted . | 7,336 |
TOOL | TeamViewer | 0.906064 | 3,121 | In July 2017, B-Hack initiated a TeamViewer session and transferred files that were later deleted . | 7,337 |
MAL | TeamViewer | 0.829622 | 3,122 | In these instances, B-Hack leveraged TeamViewer to transfer malware into the compromised environment, although we do not have direct evidence of B-Hack compromising TeamViewer . | 7,339 |
FILE | B-Hack | 0.678467 | 3,122 | In these instances, B-Hack leveraged TeamViewer to transfer malware into the compromised environment, although we do not have direct evidence of B-Hack compromising TeamViewer . | 7,340 |
TIME | May 2018, | 0.917567 | 3,123 | In May 2018, B-Hack used TeamViewer for initial entry in the compromise of a B- B- . | 7,342 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.844284 | 3,123 | In May 2018, B-Hack used TeamViewer for initial entry in the compromise of a B- B- . | 7,343 |
MAL | TeamViewer | 0.899476 | 3,123 | In May 2018, B-Hack used TeamViewer for initial entry in the compromise of a B- B- . | 7,344 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.391091 | 3,124 | Notably, B-Hack was observed using proof-of-concept exploit code for CVE-2019-3396 within 23 days after the Confluence . | 7,345 |
ACT | using proof-of-concept | 0.901839 | 3,124 | Notably, B-Hack was observed using proof-of-concept exploit code for CVE-2019-3396 within 23 days after the Confluence . | 7,346 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.856136 | 3,124 | Notably, B-Hack was observed using proof-of-concept exploit code for CVE-2019-3396 within 23 days after the Confluence . | 7,347 |
VULID | CVE-2019-3396 | 0.917035 | 3,124 | Notably, B-Hack was observed using proof-of-concept exploit code for CVE-2019-3396 within 23 days after the Confluence . | 7,348 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.631287 | 3,125 | B-Hack has targeted B- I- specializing in handling in-game transactions and real money transfer (RMT) purchases . | 7,349 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.423015 | 3,126 | We observed B-Hack using a compromised account to create a scheduled task on a system, write a binary component of HIGHNOON containing the payload and C&C information to disk, and then modify the legitimate Windows WMI Performance Adaptor (wmiApSrv) to execute the HIGHNOON payload . | 7,350 |
PROT | C&C | 0.731159 | 3,126 | We observed B-Hack using a compromised account to create a scheduled task on a system, write a binary component of HIGHNOON containing the payload and C&C information to disk, and then modify the legitimate Windows WMI Performance Adaptor (wmiApSrv) to execute the HIGHNOON payload . | 7,352 |
OS | Windows | 0.902234 | 3,126 | We observed B-Hack using a compromised account to create a scheduled task on a system, write a binary component of HIGHNOON containing the payload and C&C information to disk, and then modify the legitimate Windows WMI Performance Adaptor (wmiApSrv) to execute the HIGHNOON payload . | 7,353 |
TOOL | WMI | 0.921099 | 3,126 | We observed B-Hack using a compromised account to create a scheduled task on a system, write a binary component of HIGHNOON containing the payload and C&C information to disk, and then modify the legitimate Windows WMI Performance Adaptor (wmiApSrv) to execute the HIGHNOON payload . | 7,354 |
MAL | HIGHNOON | 0.660312 | 3,126 | We observed B-Hack using a compromised account to create a scheduled task on a system, write a binary component of HIGHNOON containing the payload and C&C information to disk, and then modify the legitimate Windows WMI Performance Adaptor (wmiApSrv) to execute the HIGHNOON payload . | 7,355 |
OS | Windows | 0.8818 | 3,127 | The B-Hack will also B- I- I- I- to create scheduled tasks on systems or B- legitimate Windows services to install the HIGHNOON and SOGU backdoors . | 7,356 |
MAL | HIGHNOON | 0.919266 | 3,127 | The B-Hack will also B- I- I- I- to create scheduled tasks on systems or B- legitimate Windows services to install the HIGHNOON and SOGU backdoors . | 7,357 |
MAL | SOGU backdoors | 0.894543 | 3,127 | The B-Hack will also B- I- I- I- to create scheduled tasks on systems or B- legitimate Windows services to install the HIGHNOON and SOGU backdoors . | 7,358 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.718413 | 3,128 | B-Hack uses multiple methods to perform lateral movement in an environment, including RDP sessions, using stolen credentials, adding accounts to User and Admin groups, and password brute-forcing utilities . | 7,359 |
ACT | RDP sessions, using stolen credentials, adding accounts | 0.893886 | 3,128 | B-Hack uses multiple methods to perform lateral movement in an environment, including RDP sessions, using stolen credentials, adding accounts to User and Admin groups, and password brute-forcing utilities . | 7,360 |
ACT | password brute-forcing utilities | 0.884281 | 3,128 | B-Hack uses multiple methods to perform lateral movement in an environment, including RDP sessions, using stolen credentials, adding accounts to User and Admin groups, and password brute-forcing utilities . | 7,361 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.697685 | 3,129 | To maintain presence, B-Hack relies on backdoors, a Sticky Keys vulnerability, scheduled tasks, bootkits, rootkits, registry modifications, and creating or modifying startup files . | 7,362 |
MAL | backdoors, | 0.43243 | 3,129 | To maintain presence, B-Hack relies on backdoors, a Sticky Keys vulnerability, scheduled tasks, bootkits, rootkits, registry modifications, and creating or modifying startup files . | 7,363 |
TOOL | Sticky Keys | 0.685415 | 3,129 | To maintain presence, B-Hack relies on backdoors, a Sticky Keys vulnerability, scheduled tasks, bootkits, rootkits, registry modifications, and creating or modifying startup files . | 7,364 |
MAL | bootkits, | 0.450698 | 3,129 | To maintain presence, B-Hack relies on backdoors, a Sticky Keys vulnerability, scheduled tasks, bootkits, rootkits, registry modifications, and creating or modifying startup files . | 7,365 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.621217 | 3,130 | B-Hack leveraged ROCKBOOT as a persistence mechanism for PHOTO and TERA backdoors . | 7,366 |
MAL | ROCKBOOT | 0.897659 | 3,130 | B-Hack leveraged ROCKBOOT as a persistence mechanism for PHOTO and TERA backdoors . | 7,367 |
MAL | PHOTO | 0.864804 | 3,130 | B-Hack leveraged ROCKBOOT as a persistence mechanism for PHOTO and TERA backdoors . | 7,368 |
MAL | TERA backdoors | 0.829341 | 3,130 | B-Hack leveraged ROCKBOOT as a persistence mechanism for PHOTO and TERA backdoors . | 7,369 |
TOOL | Server Message Block (SMB) | 0.886099 | 3,131 | B-Hack has also been observed B- I- I- to enable file and printer sharing to allow for inbound Server Message Block (SMB) traffic . | 7,370 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.917376 | 3,132 | In some instances, B-Hack leveraged POISONPLUG as a first-stage backdoor to deploy the HIGHNOON backdoor in the targeted environment . | 7,371 |
MAL | POISONPLUG | 0.906712 | 3,132 | In some instances, B-Hack leveraged POISONPLUG as a first-stage backdoor to deploy the HIGHNOON backdoor in the targeted environment . | 7,372 |
MAL | HIGHNOON backdoor | 0.896798 | 3,132 | In some instances, B-Hack leveraged POISONPLUG as a first-stage backdoor to deploy the HIGHNOON backdoor in the targeted environment . | 7,373 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.740891 | 3,133 | The B-Hack also deploys the SOGU and CROSSWALK malware families as means to maintain presence . | 7,374 |
MAL | SOGU | 0.912387 | 3,133 | The B-Hack also deploys the SOGU and CROSSWALK malware families as means to maintain presence . | 7,375 |
MAL | CROSSWALK malware families | 0.6717 | 3,133 | The B-Hack also deploys the SOGU and CROSSWALK malware families as means to maintain presence . | 7,376 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.453939 | 3,134 | B-Hack sent spear-phishing emails to multiple HR employees three days after the compromise had been remediated and systems were brought back online . | 7,377 |
ACT | spear-phishing | 0.917122 | 3,134 | B-Hack sent spear-phishing emails to multiple HR employees three days after the compromise had been remediated and systems were brought back online . | 7,378 |
TOOL | emails | 0.91347 | 3,134 | B-Hack sent spear-phishing emails to multiple HR employees three days after the compromise had been remediated and systems were brought back online . | 7,379 |
IDTY | HR employees | 0.915282 | 3,134 | B-Hack sent spear-phishing emails to multiple HR employees three days after the compromise had been remediated and systems were brought back online . | 7,380 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.512299 | 3,135 | B-Hack also deploys the SOGU and CROSSWALK malware families as means to maintain presence . | 7,381 |
MAL | SOGU | 0.912147 | 3,135 | B-Hack also deploys the SOGU and CROSSWALK malware families as means to maintain presence . | 7,382 |
MAL | CROSSWALK | 0.911114 | 3,135 | B-Hack also deploys the SOGU and CROSSWALK malware families as means to maintain presence . | 7,383 |
FILE | malicious attachment | 0.440773 | 3,136 | Within hours of a user opening the malicious attachment dropping a HOMEUNIX backdoor, B-Hack regained a foothold within the environment by installing PHOTO on the organization's servers across multiple geographic regions . | 7,384 |
MAL | HOMEUNIX backdoor, | 0.901523 | 3,136 | Within hours of a user opening the malicious attachment dropping a HOMEUNIX backdoor, B-Hack regained a foothold within the environment by installing PHOTO on the organization's servers across multiple geographic regions . | 7,385 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.861428 | 3,136 | Within hours of a user opening the malicious attachment dropping a HOMEUNIX backdoor, B-Hack regained a foothold within the environment by installing PHOTO on the organization's servers across multiple geographic regions . | 7,386 |
MAL | PHOTO | 0.904643 | 3,136 | Within hours of a user opening the malicious attachment dropping a HOMEUNIX backdoor, B-Hack regained a foothold within the environment by installing PHOTO on the organization's servers across multiple geographic regions . | 7,387 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.41039 | 3,137 | Before attempting to deploy the publicly available Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) Encryptor RaaS through group policy, B-Hack blocked victim systems from retrieving anti-virus updates by accessing the DNS management console and implementing a forward lookup on the domain used for anti-virus updates to the park IP addre... | 7,388 |
PROT | DNS | 0.903759 | 3,137 | Before attempting to deploy the publicly available Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) Encryptor RaaS through group policy, B-Hack blocked victim systems from retrieving anti-virus updates by accessing the DNS management console and implementing a forward lookup on the domain used for anti-virus updates to the park IP addre... | 7,389 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.535834 | 3,138 | B-Hack has been observed B- a RAR archive of targeted files for exfiltration . | 7,390 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.885987 | 3,139 | B-Hack is unique among tracked China-based actors in that it leverages non-public malware typically reserved for espionage campaigns in what appears to be activity for personal gain . | 7,391 |
LOC | China-based | 0.902574 | 3,139 | B-Hack is unique among tracked China-based actors in that it leverages non-public malware typically reserved for espionage campaigns in what appears to be activity for personal gain . | 7,392 |
ACT | leverages non-public malware | 0.806448 | 3,139 | B-Hack is unique among tracked China-based actors in that it leverages non-public malware typically reserved for espionage campaigns in what appears to be activity for personal gain . | 7,393 |
ACT | espionage campaigns | 0.891976 | 3,139 | B-Hack is unique among tracked China-based actors in that it leverages non-public malware typically reserved for espionage campaigns in what appears to be activity for personal gain . | 7,394 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.867411 | 3,140 | During multiple engagements, B-Hack attempted to remove evidence of some of its activity by deleting Bash histories, clearing Windows security and system events, and modifying DNS management to avoid anti-virus detections . | 7,395 |
OS | Windows | 0.586337 | 3,140 | During multiple engagements, B-Hack attempted to remove evidence of some of its activity by deleting Bash histories, clearing Windows security and system events, and modifying DNS management to avoid anti-virus detections . | 7,396 |
PROT | DNS | 0.719946 | 3,140 | During multiple engagements, B-Hack attempted to remove evidence of some of its activity by deleting Bash histories, clearing Windows security and system events, and modifying DNS management to avoid anti-virus detections . | 7,397 |
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