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Suspicious File Download via Headless Browser

The DUCKTAIL threat actor leverages Chromium-based web browsers (such as Microsoft Edge and Chrome) running in headless mode with the `--dump-dom` argument to stealthily download malicious content from the internet via suspicious file-sharing domains, impacting compromised endpoints.

Brave Browser +4 DUCKTAIL headless-browser file-download data-exfiltration malware-delivery endpoint network
1r 2t 26i
high advisory

Potential File Download via a Headless Browser

Detects the execution of headless browsers from suspicious parent processes with arguments indicative of scripted retrieval, bypassing application control policies and restrictions on direct download tools.

command-and-control headless-browser file-download windows
2r 1t
high advisory

Potential File Download via a Headless Browser

Detects the execution of headless browsers from suspicious parent processes with arguments indicative of scripted retrieval, bypassing application control policies and restrictions on direct download tools.

command-and-control headless-browser file-download windows
2r 1t
medium advisory

Suspicious File Download via Headless Browser

Attackers are leveraging Chromium-based browsers in headless mode with the `--dump-dom` argument to download files from file-sharing services and direct IPs, potentially indicative of reconnaissance or malware delivery.

Chrome +2 headless-browser file-download cisco-nvm
2r 2t 26i