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Silent Push Identifies More Than 10,000 Infected IPs as Part of SystemBC Botnet Malware Family
By Peggy Kelly
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Key Findings
Using a custom-built SystemBC tracker, Silent Push Preemptive Cyber Defense Analysts identified more than 10,000 unique infected IP addresses as part of this botnet. While we don’t have immediate visibility on any follow-on malware payloads deployed via this current SystemBC botnet, historically, many threat actors have used SystemBC to deploy ransomware on compromised networks, highlighting the importance of remediation.
Our analysis shows SystemBC infections are globally distributed at scale, with the highest concentration of infected IP addresses observed…
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