InfoSEC SOC Team Publishes GitHub Repository of Latest Malware Indicators of Compromise and Attack
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Summary
GitHub repository maintained by InfoSEC's SOC team providing the latest Indicators of Compromise and Attack (IoC/IoA) derived from malware variant discoveries and threat research. The repository includes file-based indicators (malicious file names, signatures, hashes), network-based indicators (IPs, ports), and application-level indicators (URLs, domain names, email addresses, botnet C2 servers). It serves as a threat intelligence source for security investigations.
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These include not only malicious file names, signatures and hashes (file-based IoC), but also IP and port-based indicators at the network level (network-based IoC), as well as application-level URLs, domain names, e-mail addresses, and services like botnet command and control servers (C2).
You can think of it as a source of threat intelligence, which has become...
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