Threat Round-up for Mar 31 - Apr 7
Summary: Cisco Talos published its threat round-up covering the most prevalent threats observed between March 31 and April 7, summarizing key behavior characteristics and indicators of compromise rather than providing in-depth analysis. The post describes a polymorphic worm that creates a new binary each time it copies itself to a new machine, with class IDs pointing to the dropped worm binary and the listed hashes given only as examples.
What you should know: A worm that generates a fresh binary on every copy defeats hash-based detection by design, so the example hashes in this round-up will not match what lands on your network.
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