Litecoin-mining malware USES Dropbox
Int80 says the malware staged files on Dropbox.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Int80 EP 78 Details
“the malware had stages up on Dropbox”
Software
software:dropbox
File-hosting platform used by the malware for staging files, according to the episode.
File-hosting platform used by the malware for staging files, according to the episode.
“the malware had stages up on Dropbox”
Cloud storage service used by SharpStage and other malware for data transfer and concealment among normal traffic.
“the exfiltration method is using a Dropbox client”
“they used Dropbox and sometimes Google Drive”
Cloud storage service where image CDs were copied and later accessed without authorization.
“copied them onto Dropbox”
“Madison’s boyfriend somehow gained access to her Dropbox”
Cloud file-storage and collaboration service whose historical database breach and reused credentials were discussed, and whose shared files were targeted.
“Dropbox had their database stolen”
“We got into Skrillex’s Dropbox.”
Cloud-storage service whose accounts are described as possible sources of unreleased music.
“they might hack, for example, Dropbox accounts”
| Direction | Predicate | Other entity | Origin | EP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| incoming | USES | Litecoin-mining malware | Explicit | 78 |
| incoming | USES | SharpStage | Explicit | 89 |
| incoming | USES | DropBook | Explicit | 89 |
| incoming | INVOLVES | Database breaches of Dropbox, Last.fm, and MySpace | Explicit | 148 |
| incoming | COMPROMISES | Professor Dubstep | Explicit | 148 |
Litecoin-mining malware USES Dropbox
Int80 says the malware staged files on Dropbox.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Int80 EP 78 Details
“the malware had stages up on Dropbox”
SharpStage USES Dropbox
SharpStage implements a Dropbox client to exfiltrate information.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Assaf Dahan EP 89 Details
“the exfiltration method is using a Dropbox client”
DropBook exfiltrates data through Dropbox.
Explicit Confidence 97% · Jack Rhysider EP 89 Details
“it exfiltrates that data through Dropbox.”
Database breaches of Dropbox, Last.fm, and MySpace INVOLVES Dropbox
Professor Dubstep attributes the 2016 database-breach activity to a stolen Dropbox database.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Professor Dubstep EP 148 Details
“Dropbox had their database stolen.”
Professor Dubstep COMPROMISES Dropbox
Professor Dubstep says the group used a breached database to obtain access to a Major Lazer production team’s Dropbox and find the Terrorize project file.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Professor Dubstep EP 148 Details
“we did manage it. We were talking back and forth with each other, me and Arnie and Shane in group chat”
“So, we logged into this account, and the first thing we searched for was ‘Terrorize project file’ and it was there”