Predator Pain was developed back then and is still in use today.īoth PP and a similar product called HawkEye, are keyloggers. This enables these actors to impersonate individuals, targeting unsuspecting victims, for a variety of reasons.
The most damaging activity a bad actor conducts is the theft of authentication information against businesses or individuals. For years bad actors have been employing a range of tools to gain malicious objectives. In 2015, researchers discovered the Predator Pain (PP) malware.
The Hawkeye keylogger has also been detected. This indicates continued use of Predator Pain attacks, which demonstrate the continued use of this old malware and, or its derivatives. This past month from June 2018 to July 2018, there were 33,423 detections for Predator Pain. Posted by Bill Schenkelberg on Jat 2:25pmįrom July 2017 to July 2018, there were 242,806 Predator Pain Key Recorder detections seen through Wapack Labs proprietary data.
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