asian-sagem-canal-nest.trycloudflare.com

asian-sagem-canal-nest.trycloudflare.com is a domain that 2 published sources report in connection with EtherHiding / UNC5342 and unclustered DPRK activity, which public reporting attributes to North Korea (DPRK). It is cited here from Chollima Hunter (on-chain observation) and Sysdig. The reports are dated 2026-10-03.

EtherHiding addresses that pointed malware at this host, newest first. Dates are when the value was written on-chain, and Transaction opens the one that first wrote it; a row without one is a tie a cited report states. See the EtherHiding Tracker.

AddressTransactionTypeRoleMalware familyFirst writtenLast written
0x5953f27f044779a3afcd2bf56a4b712583dd2e4e Etherscan Wallet, ethereum owner wallet EtherRAT 2026-10-01 2026-10-01
0xdf0b529043ef7a2bb9111bad26de624a326bacf9 Etherscan Contract, ethereum mapping contract EtherRAT 2026-10-01 2026-10-01

domain EtherHiding / UNC5342DPRK (cluster unattributed) CURATED

First seen 2026-10-03 · last seen 2026-10-03

Sources

  • Value written to the EtherRAT resolver contract 0xdf0b529043ef7a2bb9111bad26de624a326bacf9 by operator wallet 0x5953f27f044779a3afcd2bf56a4b712583dd2e4e on 2026-10-01, as recorded in the contract's setString events. This is an on-chain observation by this site, not a value carried in published reporting. The contract was found by its identical bytecode and setString event to published EtherRAT resolvers (keccak256 of runtime code 484c7fb94d7084807bf4385d4c7fe9bd768ecb92669c162fac9ab299b28f302e). A TryCloudflare tunnel name written by an operator of the contract; these names are ephemeral and free to create, so the entry records what the implant was pointed at rather than a host likely to be reused. The label rests on Sysdig's attribution of the EtherRAT family; one deployment of the family (The DFIR Report) ended in The Gentlemen ransomware with no nation-state named, so this entry carries low confidence and is not itself a DPRK attribution.
    EtherRAT resolver contract 0xdf0b529043ef7a2bb9111bad26de624a326bacf9 — Chollima Hunter (on-chain observation) · pulled 2026-10-03
  • Value written to the EtherRAT resolver contract 0xdf0b529043ef7a2bb9111bad26de624a326bacf9 by operator wallet 0x5953f27f044779a3afcd2bf56a4b712583dd2e4e on 2026-10-01, as recorded in the contract's setString events. This is an on-chain observation by this site, not a value carried in published reporting. The contract was found by its identical bytecode and setString event to published EtherRAT resolvers (keccak256 of runtime code 484c7fb94d7084807bf4385d4c7fe9bd768ecb92669c162fac9ab299b28f302e). A TryCloudflare tunnel name written by an operator of the contract; these names are ephemeral and free to create, so the entry records what the implant was pointed at rather than a host likely to be reused. The label rests on Sysdig's attribution of the EtherRAT family; one deployment of the family (The DFIR Report) ended in The Gentlemen ransomware with no nation-state named, so this entry carries low confidence and is not itself a DPRK attribution.
    EtherRAT: DPRK uses novel Ethereum implant in React2Shell attacks — Sysdig · pulled 2026-10-03

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