Hackers behind the Terror exploit kit ramp up distribution via a two-month long malvertising campaign. Terror EK is distinguished for being a relatively new exploit kit, first identified earlier this year. Malvertising campaigns have been sustained, with the initial blast spotted on Sept. 1 and lasting through Oct. 23. Attackers have started protecting their SWF files from decompilers using the DComSoft SWF Protector, Zscaler says. The most recent payload has MD5 hash of b23745bcd2937b9cfafafaf6a60ca72d3d67
Source: https://threatpost.com/malvertising-campaign-redirects-browsers-to-terror-exploit-kit/128596/