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Dirt Jumper Caught in the Act

Analysis revealed that this particular piece of malware was launching DDoS attacks on two Russian websites. Further research determined that this malware was also used in attacks on yet another Russian gaming site, test attacks on various other sites, attacks on a large corporations load balancer, and a damaging attack on a Russian electronic trading platform. The malware infection begins with the loading of a file named vf4e2ad6800e566_2011723171112. At the time of this writing, a file with this name is still online and dangerous.

Source: https://threatpost.com/dirt-jumper-caught-act-081711/75554/

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