General
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Target
10b9b1d8f6bafd9bb57ccfb1da4a658f10207d566781fa5fb3c4394d283e860e.bin.sample
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Size
21KB
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Sample
220502-sk6eksaccq
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MD5
a60c5212d52fe1488d2f82989a2947d2
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SHA1
0a744d6c76902d28eb6687d66c18b0a354f29b9d
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SHA256
10b9b1d8f6bafd9bb57ccfb1da4a658f10207d566781fa5fb3c4394d283e860e
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SHA512
afd14daa5bd9448e09f25d561e8be34e16f93a2825129d165e817a4a2a3ffc339efefd6f26e78c4853acfbce7f51c88b81601324b123d8c377d72da15dcf9327
Static task
static1
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
10b9b1d8f6bafd9bb57ccfb1da4a658f10207d566781fa5fb3c4394d283e860e.bin.dll
Resource
win7-20220414-en
Behavioral task
behavioral2
Sample
10b9b1d8f6bafd9bb57ccfb1da4a658f10207d566781fa5fb3c4394d283e860e.bin.dll
Resource
win10v2004-20220414-en
Malware Config
Extracted
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\readme.txt
magniber
http://a69cc2c044642c00edihlxbl.l5nmxg2syswnc6s3724evnip5uktj7msy3pgowkbcidbei3nbysi7ead.onion/dihlxbl
http://a69cc2c044642c00edihlxbl.uponmix.xyz/dihlxbl
http://a69cc2c044642c00edihlxbl.flysex.space/dihlxbl
http://a69cc2c044642c00edihlxbl.partscs.site/dihlxbl
http://a69cc2c044642c00edihlxbl.codehes.uno/dihlxbl
Extracted
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\readme.txt
magniber
http://8e8058f848685690fedihlxbl.l5nmxg2syswnc6s3724evnip5uktj7msy3pgowkbcidbei3nbysi7ead.onion/dihlxbl
http://8e8058f848685690fedihlxbl.uponmix.xyz/dihlxbl
http://8e8058f848685690fedihlxbl.flysex.space/dihlxbl
http://8e8058f848685690fedihlxbl.partscs.site/dihlxbl
http://8e8058f848685690fedihlxbl.codehes.uno/dihlxbl
Targets
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Target
10b9b1d8f6bafd9bb57ccfb1da4a658f10207d566781fa5fb3c4394d283e860e.bin.sample
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Size
21KB
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MD5
a60c5212d52fe1488d2f82989a2947d2
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SHA1
0a744d6c76902d28eb6687d66c18b0a354f29b9d
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SHA256
10b9b1d8f6bafd9bb57ccfb1da4a658f10207d566781fa5fb3c4394d283e860e
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SHA512
afd14daa5bd9448e09f25d561e8be34e16f93a2825129d165e817a4a2a3ffc339efefd6f26e78c4853acfbce7f51c88b81601324b123d8c377d72da15dcf9327
Score10/10-
Magniber Ransomware
Ransomware family widely seen in Asia being distributed by the Magnitude exploit kit.
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Process spawned unexpected child process
This typically indicates the parent process was compromised via an exploit or macro.
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Modifies extensions of user files
Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.
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Suspicious use of SetThreadContext
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