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From Endpoint to Funhouse: Evolution of Ransomware Families and Kimsuky-Linked Distribution Cases

AhnLab
AhnLab
Published September 30, 2026Original Report

Threat Actors

Malware Families

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From Endpoint to Funhouse: Evolution of Ransomware Families and Kimsuky-Linked Distribution Cases - ASEC Threat Resources Malware Dark Web Vulnerabilities Phishing/Scam CERT Smishing EndPoint Mobile Networks APT Trend Daily Threats Security Advisory RSS Feedly Language 한국어 English 日本語 한국어 English 日本語 RSS Feedly Malware From Endpoint to Funhouse: Evolution of Ransomware Families and Kimsuky-Linked Distribution Cases Oct 01 2026 1. Overview  AhnLab SEcurity intelligence…

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Diamond Model

SOCIAL AXISTECHNOLOGY AXISADVERSARYKimsukyPlayINFRASTRUCTURE45.95.186.23245.43.60.5370.36.97.236CAPABILITYMETA StealerPlayQuasarRATVICTIMunknown
Adversary(2)
Infrastructure(3)
Capability(3)
Victim

Indicators of Compromise

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8 indicators

TypeIndicatorConfidenceScoreFirst Seen
MD578c219a6bec5fc30f43b62e4934646ebMediumScore 53/100First seen
IP45.95.186.232HighScore 58/100First seen
MD517d97e3ee3185d82812a4014444c36f3MediumScore 53/100First seen
IP45.43.60.53HighScore 58/100First seen
MD53d802ceaf891ea57ecd7d1d786d96a0dMediumScore 53/100First seen
IP70.36.97.236HighScore 58/100First seen
MD55be7578bfe633fb268ad97a520abb4e1MediumScore 53/100First seen
MD5327617e977eefd15708568f43140e595MediumScore 53/100First seen

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