Security company: A new mining botnet has recently emerged

Security company: A new mining botnet has recently emerged

According to 360Netlab, a new mining botnet hides its C2 (Downloader and Reporter servers) by periodically generating a large number of random subdomains using the Ngrok reverse proxy service. It is used to infect JavaScript files with the CoinHive mining script on the target device. Currently, it is not possible to determine which ones are infected by just looking at the DNS name.

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