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DGA (“Domain Generation Algorithm“) is a technique implemented in some malware families to defeat defenders and to make the generation of IOC’s (and their usage – example to implement black lists) more difficult. When a piece of malware has to contact a C2 server, it uses domain names or IP addresses. Once the malicious code analyzed, it’s easy to build the list of domains/IP used and to ask the network team to block access to these network resources. With a DGA, the list of domain names is generated based on some criterias and the attacker has just to register the newly generated domain to move the C2 infrastructure somewhere else… This is a great cat & mouse game!
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