Recently, following the release of the public website “HaveIBeenEmotet.com” to allow companies to search for their domain name and find out if they’ve been targeted, Emotet has paused their spamming campaigns, presumably to retool. For the past week, there’s been no spam seen from Emotet, and module distribution has been few and far between. Additionally, the IP buffers have been much more static, with the first change since the 5th seen today (October 13th, 2020).
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