Sundown is a lot more quiet than RIG EK and for the most part contained to some malvertising campaigns. Sundown EK keeps on changing its URL patterns, mainly for the Flash exploit and its payload URLs. Payload here: Dreambot Gate (browser check) The landing page structure (URL and source code) hasn’t really changed, but it is now using a pre-landing page to filter bots and other non-legitimate traffic. Its primary payloads are ransomware (Cerber and CryptoShield). RIG EK remains the most popular exploit kit at the moment used both in malvertising and compromised websites campaigns.
In the following video, we do a quick overview of those exploit kits if you are interested in the more technical details please scroll down for additional information on each of them. The daily malverts from shady ad networks continue unchanged while the larger attacks going after top ad networks and publishers come in waves. Malvertising campaigns keep fuelling redirections to exploit kits as well, but can greatly vary in size and impact.
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They refer to code that is injected into – for the most part – WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal websites and automatically redirects visitors to an exploit kit landing page. Pseudo-Darkleech and EITest are the most popular redirection campaigns from compromised websites. This is in part due to the lack of fresh and reliable exploits in today’s drive-by landscape. There haven’t been any major changes in the past little while and exploit kit-related infections remain low compared to those via malicious spam. Today, we take another look at the current (bleak) EK scene by going over RIG, Sundown, Neutrino and Magnitude. A few months have passed since our Fall 2016 review of the most common exploit kits we are seeing in our telemetry and honeypots.
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