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Education-Themed Malicious Domains Linked to Bulletproof Hosting Infrastructure Exposed

Posted on January 30, 2026January 30, 2026 By CWS

Safety researchers have uncovered a classy visitors distribution community leveraging misleading education-themed domains to ship malware and phishing assaults.

The operation, tracked below infrastructure indicators pointing to TOXICSNAKE, makes use of legitimate-looking college and academic establishment branding to deceive customers into visiting malicious web sites.

This tactic exploits the belief customers place in academic platforms, making it an efficient social engineering vector for cybercriminals working commodity malware-as-a-service operations.

The assault marketing campaign facilities on a multi-stage supply mechanism designed to distribute malware, phishing content material, and rip-off touchdown pages to victims.

Preliminary entry begins when customers encounter deceptively branded touchdown pages mimicking actual academic establishments. As soon as guests arrive at these faux schooling portals, obfuscated JavaScript code robotically executes inside their browsers, initiating the an infection chain.

The primary-stage loader comprises a hidden decoder that constructs a distant URL and injects malicious code into the web page, whereas concurrently storing a one-time execution flag in browser storage to keep away from repeated detections.

Macs-Hit analysts recognized the malware infrastructure after recovering a JavaScript loader from the area toxicsnake-wifes[.]com, which acts as a visitors distribution system (TDS) node designed to route victims towards totally different payloads based mostly on their geographic location, system sort, and browser data.

The second stage makes an attempt to fetch upstream payloads, although researchers encountered HTTP 504 errors throughout their investigation, indicating inactive or blocked upstream infrastructure on the time of study.

The investigation revealed that this isn’t an remoted incident however relatively a part of a coordinated cluster of domains sharing an identical operational safety patterns.

Associated domains embody pasangiklan[.]prime, asangiklan[.]prime, ourasolid[.]com, refanprediction[.]store, and xelesex[.]prime, all bearing the identical education-themed branding and working from related infrastructure.

Infrastructure and Evasion Ways

All the operation runs by bulletproof internet hosting suppliers, particularly HZ Internet hosting Ltd (ASN AS202015), which maintains a permissive abuse coverage.

The malicious domains are registered utilizing disposable WHOIS data and depend on Regway nameservers, a standard sample amongst CIS-region cybercriminals.

All domains resolve to IP addresses inside the 185.33.84.0/23 netblock, with every area assigned a devoted IP handle—a tactic designed to evade broad IP-based blocking.

The attackers leverage automated certificates era by Let’s Encrypt, acquiring free TLS certificates legitimate for ninety-day intervals. This method permits fast area substitute and infrastructure rotation.

The obfuscated JavaScript loader implements tokenization to create distinctive session identifiers per customer, stopping safety sandboxes from precisely analyzing the menace by routing totally different evaluation environments to benign content material whereas delivering precise payloads to actual victims.

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Cyber Security News Tags:Bulletproof, Domains, EducationThemed, Exposed, Hosting, Infrastructure, Linked, Malicious

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