trufflenet
TruffleNet is a business email compromise (BEC) scam operation identified by FortiGuard. The group exploits Amazon AWS Simple Email Service (SES) infrastructure to conduct phishing and fraud campaigns. TruffleNet attackers use stolen credentials to create new AWS SES identities, enabling them to send spoofed emails that appear legitimate. Additionally, they steal DKIM keys from WordPress sites to further legitimize their phishing emails sent via AWS SES. The operation is focused on abusing cloud infrastructure for large-scale email-based attacks, targeting organizations for financial fraud. There is no information indicating nation-state affiliation or known aliases.
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TruffleNet is a large-scale BEC scam operation that abuses AWS infrastructure to send phishing emails and conduct fraud, including theft of DKIM keys and use of typosquatted domains.
TruffleNet is a large-scale BEC scam operation that abuses AWS infrastructure to send phishing emails and conduct fraud, including theft of DKIM keys and use of typosquatted domains.
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