So.. I spotted some Nuclear EK (or some other Flash exploit) traffic on our network which attracted my interest. The IP in question was 184.105.163.243 hosted on what appears to be a Hurricane Electric IP. Personally, I don't tend to see a lot of bad stuff on HE so I looked more closely at the IP WHOIS and saw it was part of a range 184.105.163.192/26 suballocated to:
contact:ID;I:POC-DC-1258
contact:Auth-Area:contacts
contact:Class-Name:contact
contact:Name:Dmitry Glazyrin
contact:Company:White Falcon Communications
contact:Street-Address:3-758 Riverside Dr
contact:City:Port Coquitlam
contact:Province:BC
contact:Postal-Code:V3B 7V8
contact:Country-Code:CA
contact:Phone:+1-510-580-4100
The next step was to query the range using DNSDB to see what has been hosted there. This came back with several thousand sites that have been hosted there in the past, the following of which are still hosted in the 184.105.163.192/26 range now..
bilettver.ru
ituslugi-ekb.ru
kerept.ru
porno-gt.com
pornosup.com
redkrab.com
vgubki.com
erotubik.com
autowagen.ru
decoitalcolor.ru
jimbobox.ru
kr-enot.ru
alemanas.ru
dynamo-energia.ru
master-lesa.ru
kinoprosmotra.net
multi-torrent.com
pl-games.ru
voyeur-hard.com
fishemania.com
learnigo.ru
qazashki.net
surfus.ru
mysuppadomainname.gq
kinoprosmotrov.net
multtracker.com
kyricabgr.tk
onlyhdporno.com
stat-irc.tk
white-wolves.tk
blondescript.com
dc-dcbcf352.hotvideocentral.com
wishfishworld.com
5ka.info
igro-baza1.ru
igro-baza2.ru
igro-baza3.ru
igro-baza4.ru
igro-baza5.ru
kinorelizov.net
torrent-mult.com
trailer-games.ru
vvpvv10.ru
vvpvv9.ru
todoke.ru
glazikvovana.cf
glazikvovana.ga
glazikvovana.gq
glazikvovana.ml
glazikvovana.tk
glazikvovki.cf
glazikvovki.ga
glazikvovki.gq
glazikvovki.ml
glazikvovki.tk
popochkavovana.cf
popochkavovana.ga
popochkavovana.gq
popochkavovana.ml
popochkavovana.tk
popochkavovki.cf
popochkavovki.ga
popochkavovki.gq
popochkavovki.ml
popochkavovki.tk
resnichkavovana.cf
resnichkavovana.ga
resnichkavovana.gq
resnichkavovana.ml
resnichkavovana.tk
resnichkavovki.cf
resnichkavovki.ga
resnichkavovki.gq
resnichkavovki.ml
resnichkavovki.tk
samaragss.ru
wechkavovana.cf
wechkavovana.ga
wechkavovana.gq
wechkavovana.ml
wechkavovana.tk
wechkavovki.cf
wechkavovki.ga
wechkavovki.gq
wechkavovki.ml
wechkavovki.tk
zalypkavovana.ml
zalypkavovana.tk
zalypkavovki.cf
zalypkavovki.ga
zalypkavovki.gq
zalypkavovki.ml
zalypkavovki.tk
zybikvovana.cf
zybikvovana.ga
zybikvovana.gq
zybikvovana.ml
zybikvovana.tk
zybikvovki.cf
zybikvovki.ga
zybikvovki.gq
zybikvovki.ml
zybikvovki.tk
staffrc.com
stopudof.com
35igr.ru
adandc.ru
avgyst.ru
comedy24.ru
e7ya.ru
funrussia.ru
ladykafe.ru
med-cafe.ru
mykazantip.ru
ohotaforum.ru
powerpoint-ppt.ru
sibledy.ru
turistvip.ru
ya-pisatel.ru
kypitest.ru
anykadavai.tk
forwarditaly.org
getyourimesh.com
mymobi.ml
yellowfrance.org
Sites that are flagged as malware by Google are highlighted and these are all hosted on 184.105.163.243. But what was interesting was what White Falcon Communications have been hosting in the past. When I ran the entirety of all the sites from DNSDB through my checker, I got some interesting results* [csv].
Out of 2867 sites analysed, 1973 (69%) sites had either hosted malware or were spammy. Some of the unrated sites are clearly phishing sites (e.g. usabanksecurity.com). Although these sites are not hosted on White Falcon Communications IPs now, they all have been at some point in the past.
So, who is this outfit? Well, it didn't take to come up with a couple of news stories, firstly this one where White Falcon had been raided by police in Canada in connection with C2 infrastructure for the Citadel botnet. That was followed by this story where White Falcon was allegedly suing law enforcement back, due to alleged "negligence".
However, given the sheer volume of crap that White Falcon has hosted in the past and its current problem with exploit kits, I would definitely recommend blocking traffic to 184.105.163.192/26 to be on the safe side.
* fields are domain name, current IP address, MyWOT ratings, Google Safebrowsing rating, SURBL status.
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