Palo Alto Networks customers are protected from this OilRig attack campaign and OopsIE by:  AutoFocus customers can track this Trojan with the OopsIE tag All known OopsIE samples are marked with malicious verdicts in WildFire All known OopsIE C2 domains have DNS signatures and are classified as Command and Control    Indicators of Compromise OopsIE Trojan 36e66597a3ff808acf9b3ed9bc93a33a027678b1e262707682a2fd1de7731e23 055b7607848777634b2b17a5c51da7949829ff88084c3cb30bcb3e58aae5d8e9 6b240178eedba4ebc9f1c8b56bac02676ce896e609577f4fb64fa977d67c0761 9e8ec04e534db1e714159cc68891be454c2459f179ab1df27d7f89d2b6793b17  OopsIE C2 defender-update[.]com windowspatch[.]com The post OilRig Targets a Middle Eastern Government and Adds Evasion Techniques to OopsIE appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog