Aisuru-Kimwolf
Aisuru-Kimwolf is a botnet threat cluster associated with Mirai-derived activity and linked to extremely large distributed denial-of-service attacks, including a 31.4 Tbps attack and an attack generating 14.1 billion packets per second. Reported tradecraft includes randomizing packet characteristics to evade security tools and using residential proxy services to hide activity behind residential IP addresses. The supporting content identifies Aisuru as a botnet using Mirai malware and KimWolf as a Mirai variant that targets Android systems, including mobile phones and smart TVs. After infrastructure takedowns by Google and others, KimWolf reportedly moved to I2P (The Invisible Project). The U.S. Department of Justice stated it disrupted botnets including Aisuru and KimWolf, alongside JackSkid and Mossad. Known related names directly mentioned in the content include Aisuru and KimWolf.
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Tradecraft
3 distinct techniques observed across reporting, grouped by tactic. Hover any cell for the evidence excerpt; click through for MITRE's full description.
Associated malware families
1 malware family attributed to this actor across reporting.
Recent activity
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