OpenBullet 2.0 Automates Evasive Attacks
OpenBullet 2.0 Automates Evasive Attacks, But They Can Be Detected — Here’s How
OpenBullet, a legitimate web testing tool for developers, has grown wildly popular among hackers. Weaponizing open-source software is not new, but this one has cybersecurity teams on edge due to its ability to automate highly deceptive threats. The software not only runs credential stuffing attacks on autopilot but also provides a rich feature set that enables attackers to evade detection by most bot and fraud defenses.
For example, when OpenBullet is paired with Puppeteer, an automation framework, attackers can select, “Type Human,” a feature described in the UI as, “Types text in an input field with human-like random delays.” That’s just one of many obfuscation techniques they have at their fingertips.
In this blog, we’ll cover the capabilities of OpenBullet that make it easy for fraudsters to launch stealth account takeover (ATO) attacks at scale. We’ll also explain how to identify OpenBullet attacks with the right detection mechanisms. We’ll tell you exactly what’s needed and how to put it
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