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Detour Dog is malware described in the provided reporting as using DNS-based techniques to support Strela Stealer campaigns. Infoblox reported that it leverages Base64-encoded DNS TXT responses containing the word "down" to trigger remote code execution behavior on infected websites. The content directly associates Detour Dog with Strela Stealer activity, but does not provide additional high-confidence details on initial infection vector, platform specificity, threat actor attribution, targeted industries, or further indicators of compromise beyond the DNS TXT-response behavior and the "down" string.
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DNS-focused malware referenced as enabling/empowering Strela Stealer campaigns.
DNS-based malware referenced as enabling a staged distribution model using DNS TXT records (Base64-encoded responses including a trigger word) to fetch/execute remote code as part of Strela Stealer campaigns.
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