Researchers at security firm Red Canary uncovered a Monero cryptocurrency-mining campaign, tracked as Blue Mockingbird, that exploits the CVE-2019-18935 vulnerability in web applications … This month news broke about a hacker group, namely Blue Mockingbird, exploiting a critical vulnerability in Microsoft IIS servers to plant Monero (XMR) cryptocurrency miners on compromised machines.
Blue Mockingbird malware processes Monero from enterprise systems May 30, 2020 John Monero 0 A new group of hackers has been targeting vulnerable enterprise systems and using them to process privacy coin Monero.
Researchers at security firm Red Canary uncovered a Monero cryptocurrency-mining campaign, tracked as Blue Mockingbird, that exploits the CVE-2019-18935 vulnerability in web applications … Crooks exploit CVE-2019-18935 deserialization vulnerability to achieve remote code execution in Blue Mockingbird Monero-Mining campaign.
Watch Red Canary Intelligence Analyst Tony Lambert share some new developments on the Blue Mockingbird Monero miner and walk through how to detect this rising threat. Blue Mockingbird is the name we’ve given to a cluster of similar activity we’ve observed involving Monero cryptocurrency-mining payloads in dynamic-link library (DLL) form on Windows systems.
Blue Mockingbird isn’t the sole Monero-mining attack campaign that’s targeted enterprises in recent years. A group of hackers known as Blue Mockingbird has been targeting enterprise systems and infecting them with Monero-mining malware without their knowledge. Since disclosing the Blue Mockingbird Monero miner back in May, we’ve heard from readers all over the world who recognized the activity on their own systems. Crooks exploit CVE-2019-18935 deserialization vulnerability to achieve remote code execution in Blue Mockingbird Monero-Mining campaign.