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What does Mythic C2 look like across the public Internet? Censys ARC sees 131 Mythic-associated hosts, and many leave recognizable fingerprints. The infrastructure also tells a deeper story. One cluster appeared consistent with a shared lab environment. Another revealed custom Rust implants, Discord-based C2 transport, steganographic staging, and infrastructure designed to blend with legitimate telemetry traffic. This new Censys Threat Overview maps Mythic across the Internet and shares detection signals defenders can use to hunt for it: https://censys.com/blog/mythic-c2/ #ThreatIntelligence #ThreatHunting #C2 #CensysARC

The recent MikroTik RouterOS vulnerabilities have several conditions for exploitation. That may make mass exploitation more difficult, but targeted attacks are another story. @martijn_grooten@mastodon.social and @silas@infosec.exchange break down what an attacker needs. https://censys.com/podcasts-videos/censys-arc-flash-episode-5/ #CensysARC #MikroTik #ThreatIntelligence #ThreatResearch #InfoSec #Cybersecurity

In Episode 3 of Censys ARC Flash, @thehappydinoa@infosec.exchange and Silas Cutler discuss Censys ARC research into nearly 40 AsyncRAT variants, how malware families evolve, and why defenders should care. If you missed the live webcast, the full recording is now available on demand: https://censys.com/podcasts-videos/censys-arc-flash-episode-3/ #CensysARC #Cybersecurity #ThreatIntelligence #Malware

Every Censys ARC Flash is built around what our researchers are seeing across the Internet. If you're interested in threat research, Internet intelligence, and understanding how campaigns evolve, we'd love to have you join us live. https://info.censys.com/arc-webcast #CensysARC #Cybersecurity #ThreatIntelligence #InfoSec