RedLine, A License to Steal: The Rudometov Story & Operation Magnus

Attribute	Details
Threat Actors	Maxim Rudometov, RedLine developers
Campaign Overview	Disruption of RedLine and Meta infostealers by Operation Magnus, collaboration with multiple law enforcement agencies.
Target Regions (Or Victims)	U.S. Defense Contractors, multinational technology companies, and private individuals.
Methodology	Digital forensics, blockchain tracing, monitoring IP addresses, and social engineering tactics.
Product targeted	RedLine Infostealer, Meta Infostealer
Malware Reference	RedLine, MysteryStealer, various digital aliases (Dendimirror, GHackiHG)
Tools Used	Phishing emails, Telegram accounts, malware licensing servers, IP tracing, social engineering tactics.
Vulnerabilities Exploited	Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS), phishing emails, social engineering campaigns targeting human interaction.
TTPs	Credential theft, password extraction, cryptocurrency wallet theft, exploiting user interactions, obfuscation.
Attribution	U.S. Department of Justice, Dutch National Police (Politie), FBI, various international cybersecurity teams.
Recommendations	Law enforcement operations disrupting cybercrime infrastructure, use of detection tools like ESET’s diagnostic tool.
Source	Analyst1

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