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Silent Ransom Group Uses DNS Fast Flux in Attacks

A ransomware group has been identified as using a technique called DNS Fast Flux to conceal its command and control infrastructure.

Source SecurityWeek AI Summary Updated June 8, 2026
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A ransomware group has been identified as using a technique called DNS Fast Flux to conceal its command and control infrastructure. This method allows the group to rapidly change the IP addresses associated with its domain names, making it difficult for security measures to track and block its activities. The group's focus on law firms in the US is a notable aspect of its operations.

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