Threat Actor: TA547

Classification: Organized Cybercrime Syndicate · Origin / Sponsoring State: Eastern Europe · Active Since: 2017 - Present · Cataloged Payloads: 1 · Observed Samples: 32
Executive Threat Summary

TA547 is classified as an advanced Organized Cybercrime Syndicate originating primarily from Eastern Europe. Driven by operational objectives spanning financial fraud, automated browser injection & access resale, this threat entity has maintained an active footprint from 2017 - Present. In enterprise telemetry and malware repository classification, TA547 has been corroborated across 1 distinct malware families with over 32 validated sample hashes.

Operational Threat Profile & Targeting

Known AliasesScully Spider, DanaBot Operators
Targeted SectorsCommercial Banking, Credit Unions, Corporate Treasury Offices
Primary MotivationsFinancial Fraud, Automated Browser Injection & Access Resale
Dominant Payload CategoriesBanking Trojan
MITRE ATT&CK Referencehttps://attack.mitre.org/groups/G0104/ ↗

Primary Observed MITRE ATT&CK Tradecraft

The following offensive techniques have been empirically verified across implants and campaign tooling weaponized by TA547:

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Exploited Vulnerabilities (CVEs)

Telemetry confirms TA547 has actively weaponized the following Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures in enterprise intrusions:

Attributed Catalog Malware Families (1 Families)

The following malware implants in the SystemHelpDesk catalog have been verified in operational campaigns attributed to TA547:

1 families
Family Category Sample Count Technical Summary
danabotBanking Trojan32DanaBot is a sophisticated modular banking trojan, stealer, and loader platform first identified in May 2018 by Proofpoint security researchers. Authored in Emb...

SOC Hardening & Defensive Containment

Defending enterprise perimeters against campaigns staged by TA547 requires defense-in-depth posture enforcement:

  1. Egress Filtering & C2 Interception: Enforce strict egress inspection and block communication to unclassified external IP blocks, fast-flux proxy relays, and dynamic DNS providers.
  2. Credential Isolation & Privileged Access Management: Enforce FIDO2 hardware MFA across all administrative and VPN entry points to prevent session token hijacking and password reuse.
  3. Attack Surface Reduction & Patch Velocity: Prioritize remediation of public-facing edge network appliances (VPN concentrators, web servers, file transfer appliances).
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