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Examining a Sodinokibi Attack
Excerpt
Sodinokibi was first detected in April 2019 and linked to the retired GandCrab. From that point on, Sodinokibi launched several high-profile attacks that continued throughout 2020, thus making a name for itself as one of the ransomware families that should be watched out for. Here we describe Sodinokibi’s typical attack process.
Technical analysis
The threat actors behind Sodinokibi typically hire a variety of affiliates for their initial access. Their attacks often begin with familiar techniques like malspam emails with spear-phishing links or attachments, RDP access that uses valid accounts, compromised websites, and expl…
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