General
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Target
projectr.dll
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Size
1.8MB
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Sample
220624-2jdslsffgm
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MD5
996df34af37534606d59b126eafe0dcb
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SHA1
f1d3f199ee1aa2ff917b76ad41a64a2a6771f198
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SHA256
1abd17b10f565bbae870ecc1634cd3c15e80f5d001f748bc112d000e67093669
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SHA512
462de3cb0029777103d1fe93b7fc2f190033f2ac669c48724853d544f532d2f28c6439e7f198fb1e336145f354ef589b0922c355c7eedab2995d1b37604d03a4
Static task
static1
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
projectr.dll
Resource
win7-20220414-en
Malware Config
Extracted
bumblebee
236a
146.19.173.191:443
205.218.26.106:335
133.228.15.13:127
60.3.192.137:146
146.70.124.97:443
40.178.16.145:137
216.149.130.58:162
121.214.140.226:358
54.200.237.168:311
85.217.238.89:286
23.82.141.11:443
135.49.247.231:357
105.99.153.173:436
226.179.144.85:474
115.177.167.79:268
23.29.115.172:443
242.165.229.167:492
238.78.243.167:401
28.192.253.108:405
82.217.32.8:253
51.164.163.86:229
60.168.159.77:407
111.166.163.223:496
172.93.181.233:443
100.104.205.209:484
232.156.186.23:466
44.182.75.245:332
33.57.182.96:208
185.62.56.129:443
120.228.168.112:306
71.10.1.64:264
19.85.43.167:259
17.59.84.10:180
112.235.192.175:423
51.83.253.131:443
90.67.157.183:121
143.97.115.135:246
170.38.189.154:350
244.79.216.210:311
46.33.217.133:272
162.19.0.125:490
59.68.38.91:440
104.168.201.219:443
167.79.143.101:421
45.153.241.120:443
108.62.118.221:443
242.178.173.56:130
152.89.247.79:443
220.202.94.220:452
87.90.222.97:267
193.107.167.95:228
227.246.217.88:191
35.61.78.73:296
154.56.0.111:443
37.79.217.61:493
130.152.160.174:2
Targets
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Target
projectr.dll
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Size
1.8MB
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MD5
996df34af37534606d59b126eafe0dcb
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SHA1
f1d3f199ee1aa2ff917b76ad41a64a2a6771f198
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SHA256
1abd17b10f565bbae870ecc1634cd3c15e80f5d001f748bc112d000e67093669
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SHA512
462de3cb0029777103d1fe93b7fc2f190033f2ac669c48724853d544f532d2f28c6439e7f198fb1e336145f354ef589b0922c355c7eedab2995d1b37604d03a4
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Enumerates VirtualBox registry keys
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Identifies VirtualBox via ACPI registry values (likely anti-VM)
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Looks for VirtualBox Guest Additions in registry
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Checks BIOS information in registry
BIOS information is often read in order to detect sandboxing environments.
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Identifies Wine through registry keys
Wine is a compatibility layer capable of running Windows applications, which can be used as sandboxing environment.
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