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DoppelDridex

DoppelDridex is a modified variant of Dridex associated with Evil Corp’s Doppel Spider subgroup. It has been described as a modified version of Dridex used by Doppel Spider alongside the DoppelPaymer ransomware variant. Based on the provided content, DoppelDridex was used to conduct banking fraud campaigns and also served as part of operations that preceded or accompanied ransomware activity. The broader Dridex family is a modular banking trojan originally designed to steal online banking credentials and support fraudulent transfers, with capabilities including web injection, keylogging, remote access, SOCKS proxying, credential theft, spamming, and email theft; however, only the association of DoppelDridex as a modified Dridex variant is directly stated for this malware. The content links DoppelDridex to Doppel Spider and notes that SCULLY SPIDER’s DanaBot botnet has been used to facilitate access for other malware including DoppelDridex, TrickBot, and Zloader. High-confidence targeting details, infection vectors, or unique IOCs specific to DoppelDridex are not provided in the content.

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DOPPEL SPIDER

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Deploying ransomware through which cyber actors remove victim access to data (usually via encryption), potentially causing significant disruption to operations.

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