Dissecting RapperBot Botnet: From Infection to DDoS & More
This report details the analysis of RapperBot, a sophisticated botnet targeting IoT devices, particularly Network Video Recorders (NVRs). The malware exploits vulnerabilities in these devices to create a large-scale DDoS infrastructure. The analysis covers the botnet's infection process, command and control mechanisms, and its evolution over time. Key features include the use of NFS for malware distribution, encrypted DNS TXT records for C2 communication, and a wide range of supported device architectures. The report also discusses recent law enforcement actions against the botnet and provides recommendations for protection against such threats.
AI Analysis
Technical Summary
RapperBot is a sophisticated IoT-focused botnet primarily targeting Network Video Recorders (NVRs). It exploits vulnerabilities in these devices to compromise them and conscript them into a large-scale distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) infrastructure. The infection process involves leveraging known exploits against vulnerable NVRs, enabling the malware to gain persistence and control. Notably, RapperBot employs Network File System (NFS) protocols for malware distribution, which is uncommon and allows efficient propagation within local networks or across exposed devices. For command and control (C2) communication, the botnet uses encrypted DNS TXT records, a stealthy technique that helps evade traditional network detection mechanisms by blending C2 traffic with legitimate DNS queries. The botnet supports a wide range of device architectures, increasing its potential reach across diverse IoT environments. The report also highlights the botnet's evolution, including enhancements in its infection vectors and command capabilities, as well as recent law enforcement efforts to disrupt its infrastructure. Although no known exploits are currently reported in the wild beyond the botnet’s own activity, the threat remains active and capable of launching significant DDoS attacks using hijacked IoT devices. The malware’s use of advanced techniques such as encrypted DNS communication and NFS-based distribution underscores its sophistication and resilience against detection and takedown efforts.
Potential Impact
For European organizations, RapperBot poses a significant risk primarily through its ability to conscript vulnerable IoT devices into DDoS attacks, which can disrupt critical services and infrastructure. Organizations relying on NVRs for security surveillance, especially in sectors like transportation, manufacturing, retail, and public safety, may face service outages or degraded performance due to DDoS attacks launched from infected devices. The botnet’s use of encrypted DNS TXT records for C2 communication complicates detection and mitigation efforts, potentially allowing prolonged infection periods. Additionally, the widespread support for multiple device architectures means that a broad range of IoT devices deployed across Europe could be vulnerable, increasing the attack surface. The disruption caused by DDoS attacks can lead to financial losses, reputational damage, and operational downtime. Moreover, the infection of surveillance devices could indirectly impact physical security monitoring capabilities. While the botnet itself does not appear to exfiltrate sensitive data, the compromise of IoT devices undermines network integrity and could serve as a foothold for further attacks.
Mitigation Recommendations
European organizations should implement targeted measures beyond generic IoT security advice. First, conduct comprehensive asset inventories to identify all NVRs and IoT devices on the network, including their firmware versions and architectures. Prioritize patching or upgrading devices to the latest firmware that addresses known vulnerabilities exploited by RapperBot. Where patches are unavailable, consider network segmentation to isolate vulnerable devices from critical infrastructure and limit lateral movement. Deploy DNS monitoring solutions capable of detecting anomalous or encrypted TXT record queries indicative of C2 communication. Implement strict egress filtering to restrict unauthorized outbound DNS traffic from IoT devices. Utilize network intrusion detection systems (NIDS) tuned to detect NFS traffic anomalies, as NFS is leveraged for malware distribution. Employ behavioral analytics to identify unusual device activity patterns consistent with botnet infection, such as unexpected network scanning or high-volume outbound traffic. Collaborate with ISPs and security vendors to share threat intelligence and participate in coordinated takedown efforts. Finally, enforce strong authentication and disable unnecessary services on IoT devices to reduce exploitation risk.
Affected Countries
Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Poland
Indicators of Compromise
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Dissecting RapperBot Botnet: From Infection to DDoS & More
Description
This report details the analysis of RapperBot, a sophisticated botnet targeting IoT devices, particularly Network Video Recorders (NVRs). The malware exploits vulnerabilities in these devices to create a large-scale DDoS infrastructure. The analysis covers the botnet's infection process, command and control mechanisms, and its evolution over time. Key features include the use of NFS for malware distribution, encrypted DNS TXT records for C2 communication, and a wide range of supported device architectures. The report also discusses recent law enforcement actions against the botnet and provides recommendations for protection against such threats.
AI-Powered Analysis
Technical Analysis
RapperBot is a sophisticated IoT-focused botnet primarily targeting Network Video Recorders (NVRs). It exploits vulnerabilities in these devices to compromise them and conscript them into a large-scale distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) infrastructure. The infection process involves leveraging known exploits against vulnerable NVRs, enabling the malware to gain persistence and control. Notably, RapperBot employs Network File System (NFS) protocols for malware distribution, which is uncommon and allows efficient propagation within local networks or across exposed devices. For command and control (C2) communication, the botnet uses encrypted DNS TXT records, a stealthy technique that helps evade traditional network detection mechanisms by blending C2 traffic with legitimate DNS queries. The botnet supports a wide range of device architectures, increasing its potential reach across diverse IoT environments. The report also highlights the botnet's evolution, including enhancements in its infection vectors and command capabilities, as well as recent law enforcement efforts to disrupt its infrastructure. Although no known exploits are currently reported in the wild beyond the botnet’s own activity, the threat remains active and capable of launching significant DDoS attacks using hijacked IoT devices. The malware’s use of advanced techniques such as encrypted DNS communication and NFS-based distribution underscores its sophistication and resilience against detection and takedown efforts.
Potential Impact
For European organizations, RapperBot poses a significant risk primarily through its ability to conscript vulnerable IoT devices into DDoS attacks, which can disrupt critical services and infrastructure. Organizations relying on NVRs for security surveillance, especially in sectors like transportation, manufacturing, retail, and public safety, may face service outages or degraded performance due to DDoS attacks launched from infected devices. The botnet’s use of encrypted DNS TXT records for C2 communication complicates detection and mitigation efforts, potentially allowing prolonged infection periods. Additionally, the widespread support for multiple device architectures means that a broad range of IoT devices deployed across Europe could be vulnerable, increasing the attack surface. The disruption caused by DDoS attacks can lead to financial losses, reputational damage, and operational downtime. Moreover, the infection of surveillance devices could indirectly impact physical security monitoring capabilities. While the botnet itself does not appear to exfiltrate sensitive data, the compromise of IoT devices undermines network integrity and could serve as a foothold for further attacks.
Mitigation Recommendations
European organizations should implement targeted measures beyond generic IoT security advice. First, conduct comprehensive asset inventories to identify all NVRs and IoT devices on the network, including their firmware versions and architectures. Prioritize patching or upgrading devices to the latest firmware that addresses known vulnerabilities exploited by RapperBot. Where patches are unavailable, consider network segmentation to isolate vulnerable devices from critical infrastructure and limit lateral movement. Deploy DNS monitoring solutions capable of detecting anomalous or encrypted TXT record queries indicative of C2 communication. Implement strict egress filtering to restrict unauthorized outbound DNS traffic from IoT devices. Utilize network intrusion detection systems (NIDS) tuned to detect NFS traffic anomalies, as NFS is leveraged for malware distribution. Employ behavioral analytics to identify unusual device activity patterns consistent with botnet infection, such as unexpected network scanning or high-volume outbound traffic. Collaborate with ISPs and security vendors to share threat intelligence and participate in coordinated takedown efforts. Finally, enforce strong authentication and disable unnecessary services on IoT devices to reduce exploitation risk.
Affected Countries
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Technical Details
- Author
- AlienVault
- Tlp
- white
- References
- ["https://www.bitsight.com/blog/rapperbot-infection-ddos-split-second"]
- Adversary
- RapperBot
- Pulse Id
- 68b7d8c30d43bf797983c817
- Threat Score
- null
Indicators of Compromise
Ip
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
ip185.218.87.28 | — | |
ip185.218.87.29 | — | |
ip104.194.9.127 | — | |
ip154.81.156.55 | — | |
ip185.224.3.231 | — | |
ip185.36.81.60 | — | |
ip188.92.28.62 | — | |
ip192.145.28.71 | — | |
ip194.226.121.51 | — | |
ip45.89.63.25 | — | |
ip62.146.235.220 | — | |
ip65.21.1.106 | — | |
ip77.90.153.136 | — | |
ip82.24.200.137 | — | |
ip82.24.200.139 | — | |
ip82.24.200.141 | — | |
ip82.24.200.45 | — | |
ip82.24.200.59 | — | |
ip94.26.90.217 | — |
Hash
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Url
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
urlhttp://185.218.87.28 | — | |
urlhttp://77.90.153.136/ss/armv4l | — |
Domain
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
domainbignum.bit | — | |
domaineicp.byxwgimpbwiskniw.info | — | |
domaineicp.byxwgimpbwiskniw.live | — | |
domaineicp.gaihwstpzuomtfnu.info | — | |
domaineicp.gaihwstpzuomtfnu.live | — | |
domaineicp.gwyhhcorybwjwuzh.info | — | |
domaineicp.gwyhhcorybwjwuzh.live | — | |
domaineicp.zkuafimfdwvetxjq.info | — | |
domaineicp.zkuafimfdwvetxjq.live | — | |
domainkdxa.byxwgimpbwiskniw.info | — | |
domainkdxa.byxwgimpbwiskniw.live | — | |
domainkdxa.gaihwstpzuomtfnu.info | — | |
domainkdxa.gaihwstpzuomtfnu.live | — | |
domainkdxa.gwyhhcorybwjwuzh.info | — | |
domainkdxa.gwyhhcorybwjwuzh.live | — | |
domainkdxa.zkuafimfdwvetxjq.info | — | |
domainkdxa.zkuafimfdwvetxjq.live | — | |
domainkhbw.byxwgimpbwiskniw.info | — | |
domainkhbw.byxwgimpbwiskniw.live | — | |
domainkhbw.gaihwstpzuomtfnu.info | — | |
domainkhbw.gaihwstpzuomtfnu.live | — | |
domainkhbw.gwyhhcorybwjwuzh.info | — | |
domainkhbw.gwyhhcorybwjwuzh.live | — | |
domainkhbw.zkuafimfdwvetxjq.info | — | |
domainkhbw.zkuafimfdwvetxjq.live | — | |
domainpool.rentcheapcars.sbs | — | |
domainyfrv.byxwgimpbwiskniw.info | — | |
domainyfrv.byxwgimpbwiskniw.live | — | |
domainyfrv.gaihwstpzuomtfnu.info | — | |
domainyfrv.gaihwstpzuomtfnu.live | — | |
domainyfrv.gwyhhcorybwjwuzh.info | — | |
domainyfrv.gwyhhcorybwjwuzh.live | — | |
domainyfrv.zkuafimfdwvetxjq.info | — | |
domainyfrv.zkuafimfdwvetxjq.live | — |
Threat ID: 68b7dd8dad5a09ad00edd125
Added to database: 9/3/2025, 6:17:49 AM
Last enriched: 9/3/2025, 6:36:57 AM
Last updated: 9/3/2025, 9:38:49 AM
Views: 7
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