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{{Publication
|Botnet=Reveton,
|Botnet=Reveton, Cutwail,
|ExploitKit=Blackhole, Cool Exploit Kit,
|ExploitKit=Blackhole, Cool Exploit Kit, Angler,
|Campaign=/closest/,
|Vulnerability=CVE-2013-0074,
|Year=2013
|Year=2013
|Date=2013-11-26
|Date=2013-11-26

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Blackhole and Cool Exploit kits nearly extinct
Botnet Reveton, Cutwail
Malware
Botnet/malware group
Exploit kits Blackhole, Cool Exploit Kit, Angler
Services
Feature
Distribution vector
Target
Origin
Campaign /closest/
Operation/Working group
Vulnerability CVE-2013-0074
CCProtocol
Date 2013 / 2013-11-26
Editor/Conference Threatpost
Link https://threatpost.com/blackhole-and-cool-exploit-kits-nearly-extinct/103034 (Archive copy)
Author Dennis Fisher
Type Blogpost

Abstract

“ When authorities in Russia arrested Paunch, the alleged creator of the Blackhole exploit kit, last month, security researchers and watchers of the malware underground predicted that taking him off the board would put a dent in the use of Blackhole and force its customers onto other platforms. Six weeks later, it now appears that Blackhole is almost gone and the Cool exploit kit, another alleged creation of Paunch, has essentially disappeared, as well.

Bibtex

 @misc{Fisher2013BFR1848,
   editor = {Threatpost},
   author = {Dennis Fisher},
   title = {Blackhole and Cool Exploit kits nearly extinct},
   date = {26},
   month = Nov,
   year = {2013},
   howpublished = {\url{https://threatpost.com/blackhole-and-cool-exploit-kits-nearly-extinct/103034}},
 }