General
- Target bb88bf7c6da2f971c9adc22f4aa99807.exe
- Size 770KB
- Sample200624-le8hp2zhdn
- SHA256 0c34d4763fc968ccbe9f33dec2ae9e3e132a61b40ffc93cc22f337a0758c0279
- MD5 bb88bf7c6da2f971c9adc22f4aa99807
- SHA1 565722e434b1fc0cc4eae46fde60e6d004ac86ed
- SHA512 f46be6a33c0905247517a8a4f27eab3ce7b111b6b3fc7a83434ffe8a232092816d2e29b05b93246daa9d03911ef4b387fc45fcfdc492d1adbf45d63b8e1ce8f4
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512
Score
10/10
Static task
static1
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
bb88bf7c6da2f971c9adc22f4aa99807.exe
Resource
win7
0 signatures
0 seconds
Behavioral task
behavioral2
Sample
bb88bf7c6da2f971c9adc22f4aa99807.exe
Resource
win10
0 signatures
0 seconds
Malware Config
Extracted
Path
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C:\Users\Admin\AppData\LocalLow\machineinfo.txt
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raccoon
Ransom Note
- [Raccoon Stealer] - v1.5.11 Release Build compiled on Sat Jun 20 01:07:56 2020 Launched at: 2020.06.24 - 14:57:42 GMT Bot_ID: 664A9041-4AC4-46F3-B3DC-87DB4D57890E_Admin Running on a desktop =R=A=C=C=O=O=N= System Information: - System Language: English - System TimeZone: -0 hrs - IP: 154.61.71.51 - Location: 37.750999, -97.821999 | ?, ?, United States (?) - ComputerName: GOHCSFBB - Username: Admin - Windows version: NT 10.0 - Product name: Windows 10 Pro - System arch: x64 - CPU: Persocon Processor 2.5+ (2 cores) - RAM: 4095 MB (688 MB used) - Screen resolution: 1280x720 - Display devices: 0) Microsoft Basic Display Adapter ============
Targets
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- Target bb88bf7c6da2f971c9adc22f4aa99807.exe
- Size 770KB
- SHA256 0c34d4763fc968ccbe9f33dec2ae9e3e132a61b40ffc93cc22f337a0758c0279
- MD5 bb88bf7c6da2f971c9adc22f4aa99807
- SHA1 565722e434b1fc0cc4eae46fde60e6d004ac86ed
- SHA512 f46be6a33c0905247517a8a4f27eab3ce7b111b6b3fc7a83434ffe8a232092816d2e29b05b93246daa9d03911ef4b387fc45fcfdc492d1adbf45d63b8e1ce8f4
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512
Score10/10-
Raccoon log file
Detects a log file produced by the Raccoon Stealer.
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Executes dropped EXE
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Loads dropped DLL
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Reads user/profile data of local email clients
Email clients store some user data on disk where infostealers will often target it.
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Reads user/profile data of web browsers
Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.
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Checks for installed software on the system
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Drops desktop.ini file(s)
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Legitimate hosting services abused for malware hosting/C2
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Suspicious use of SetThreadContext