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Vulnerabilities mentioned

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CVEVulnerabilityCVSSEPSSSignalsPublished
CVE-2014-8439
Dereferenced Pointer Vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player Allows Code Execution
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KEV
CVE-2015-0310
ASLR Protection-Mechanism Bypass in Adobe Flash Player
—15%KEV—
KEV
CVE-2015-0311
Use-After-Free Remote Code Execution in Adobe Flash Player
—86%KEV—
KEV

Indicators of compromise

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ipv446.105.251.7ith the attacks have been limited to two primary addresses (46.105.251.7 & 94.23.247.180). Below is a table illustrating domain name
ipv494.23.247.180have been limited to two primary addresses (46.105.251.7 & 94.23.247.180). Below is a table illustrating domain names recently used
sha2561f6a4a3314b250e73a5649e2495ec131b27840d0948065f2a9c283a689a7b9441/23/2015) IP Addresses: 46.105.251.7 94.23.247.180 SHA256: 1f6a4a3314b250e73a5649e2495ec131b27840d0948065f2a9c283a689a7b944 Conclusion Exploit kits continue to be a threat on your net

From the original article

3 min read at blog.talosintelligence.com

This post was authored by Nick Biasini , Earl Carter and Jaeson Schultz Flash has long been a favorite target among Exploit Kits (EK). In October 2014 the Angler EK was believed to be targeting a new Flash vulnerability . The bug that the Angler exploit kit was attempting to exploit had been “accidentally” patched by Adobe’s APSB14-22 update.

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