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Fast-flux DNS

Rapidly rotating IPs keep C2 and phishing infrastructure alive

categoryNetwork and infrastructure attacksseverityMediumdetectabilityNonelabnot yet measured

Classification

23 values: 13 reviewed, 9 imported, 1 derived. What do these mean?

Exploitability

Attack vectorNetwork attacks
Reach (CVSS)Network
Attack complexityLow
Privileges requiredNone
User interactionNone
Attacker skill requiredMedium
Resources requiredMedium
Likelihood / prevalenceMedium
MaturityEstablished

Impact & scope

SeverityMedium
ImpactIntegrity
PlatformESXiLinuxmacOSWindows
EnvironmentCloudOn-premises
Target asset classNetwork device
Kill-chain phase (tactic)Command and Control

Detection & telemetry

DetectabilityNone
Data sources (ATT&CK data components)Network Connection CreationNetwork Traffic FlowProcess Creation

Detection & response

Mitigated by 16

  • D3-APCA d3fend
  • D3-CSPP d3fend
  • D3-DNSAL d3fend
  • D3-DNSDL d3fend
  • D3-DNSTA d3fend
  • D3-FRDDL d3fend
  • D3-NTCD d3fend
  • D3-NTF d3fend
  • D3-NTSA d3fend
  • D3-OTF d3fend
  • D3-PHDURA d3fend
  • D3-PMAD d3fend
  • D3-RPA d3fend
  • D3-RRID d3fend
  • D3-RTSD d3fend
  • D3-UGLPA d3fend

Detected by 1

Framework references

Evidence & sources

  • ev-0001 (Cyber Attack Taxonomy) — Name, definition and Example/ID taken verbatim from the 'Network and infrastructure attacks' table, line 177 of Cyber-Attack-Taxonomy.md
  • ev-0002 (MITRE Enterprise ATT&CK v19.2 (STIX 2.1)) — ATT&CK usage prevalence: 6 groups/software/campaigns reference this technique (ATT&CK enterprise v19.2)