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CISA added 98 domains to the joint alert related to Conti ransomware gang

Pierluigi Paganini March 10, 2022

The U.S. CISA has updated the alert on Conti ransomware and added 98 domain names used by the criminal gang.

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has updated the alert on Conti ransomware operations, the agency added 100 domain names used by the group.

The joint report published by CISA, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the National Security Agency (NSA) in September warned of an increased number of Conti ransomware attacks against US organizations.

The Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) added to the report was provided by the U.S. Secret Service.

Recently a Ukrainian researcher leaked 60,694 messages internal chat messages belonging to the Conti ransomware operation after the announcement of the group of its support to Russia. He was able to access the database XMPP chat server of the Conti group.

The attack against the Conti ransomware and the data leak is retaliation for its support for the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The leaked data in a second round included the source code for the Conti ransomware encryptor, decryptor, and builder, along with the administrative panel and the BazarBackdoor API.

The leaked data include information about the attack infrastructure used by the gang including domains employed in BazarBackdoor-based attacks.

“Conti cyber threat actors remain active and reported Conti ransomware attacks against U.S. and international organizations have risen to more than 1,000. Notable attack vectors include Trickbot and Cobalt Strike (see below for details).” reads the report. “The following domains have registration and naming characteristics similar to domains used by groups that have distributed Conti ransomware. Many of these domains have been used in malicious operations; however, some may be abandoned or may share similar characteristics coincidentally.”

CISA added 98 domain names that were used by the gang and that share registration and naming characteristics similar to those used in Conti ransomware operations. The experts pointed out that the new domains added to the report were not included in the leak of the Ukrainian researcher.

“The following domains have registration and naming characteristics similar to domains used by groups that have distributed Conti ransomware. Many of these domains have been used in malicious operations; however, some may be abandoned or may share similar characteristics coincidentally.” continues the alert.

badiwaw[.]com
balacif[.]com
barovur[.]com
basisem[.]com
bimafu[.]com
bujoke[.]com
buloxo[.]com
bumoyez[.]com
bupula[.]com
cajeti[.]com
cilomum[.]com
codasal[.]com
comecal[.]com
dawasab[.]com
derotin[.]com
dihata[.]com
dirupun[.]com
dohigu[.]com
dubacaj[.]com
fecotis[.]com
fipoleb[.]com
fofudir[.]com
fulujam[.]com
ganobaz[.]com
gerepa[.]com
gucunug[.]com guvafe[.]com
hakakor[.]com
hejalij[.]com
hepide[.]com
hesovaw[.]com
hewecas[.]com
hidusi[.]com
hireja[.]com
hoguyum[.]com
jecubat[.]com
jegufe[.]com
joxinu[.]com
kelowuh[.]com
kidukes[.]com
kipitep[.]com
kirute[.]com
kogasiv[.]com
kozoheh[.]com
kuxizi[.]com
kuyeguh[.]com
lipozi[.]com
lujecuk[.]com
masaxoc[.]com
mebonux[.]com
mihojip[.]com
modasum[.]com
moduwoj[.]com
movufa[.]com
nagahox[.]com
nawusem[.]com
nerapo[.]com
newiro[.]com
paxobuy[.]com
pazovet[.]com
pihafi[.]com
pilagop[.]com
pipipub[.]com
pofifa[.]com
radezig[.]com
raferif[.]com
ragojel[.]com
rexagi[.]com
rimurik[.]com
rinutov[.]com
rusoti[.]com
sazoya[.]com
sidevot[.]com
solobiv[.]com
sufebul[.]com
suhuhow[.]com
sujaxa[.]com
tafobi[.]com tepiwo[.]com
tifiru[.]com
tiyuzub[.]com
tubaho[.]com
vafici[.]com
vegubu[.]com
vigave[.]com
vipeced[.]com
vizosi[.]com
vojefe[.]com
vonavu[.]com
wezeriw[.]com
wideri[.]com
wudepen[.]com
wuluxo[.]com
wuvehus[.]com
wuvici[.]com
wuvidi[.]com
xegogiv[.]com
xekezix[.]com

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