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The Threat
Threat Connect researchers have published information on an ongoing credential harvesting campaign targeting companies in the entertainment industry. The campaign has been active since 2017, with the most recently identified indicators were found in mid-July 2019. This campaign consists of threat actor(s) registering domains that impersonate legitimate entertainment websites; the domains’ host credential phishing pages. The threat actor’(s) long term goals are not known at this time.
All known indicators from this campaign have been checked against the eSentire client base; no positive results were identified.
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Additional information
The delivery method used by threat actors in this campaign has not been observed. It is highly likely that the threat actors are employing phishing emails to trick end users into visiting the malicious domains.
For more information on this ongoing campaign see the original research by Threat Connect [1]. Note, that indicators in this paper are not up to date.
References:
[1] https://threatconnect.com/blog/entertainment-industry-spoofed-domains/