General
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Target
SecuriteInfo.com.IL.Trojan.MSILZilla.16.6444.25180
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Size
684KB
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Sample
220711-faxngaeebl
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MD5
03c62926dbf4f034e94bd73a934560a0
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SHA1
393a1a67fc66c2b4dc7451f1a6471fa39e261709
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SHA256
e46f1f06c3ef729e3e1eb6710fe690b35aaf35eca3682f036a78a0fd7c01ec22
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SHA512
684c4f35777f9d7671e6943fd97018ffd952a17e0a842e6fb2759cc0dfccbd0ab138ef6626d335a57bbf1d2fb5c462e7d2cb772fb3daa31f2a47a60602ba0365
Malware Config
Extracted
xloader
2.6
pdrq
welchsunstar.com
mppservicesllc.com
wiresofteflon.com
brabov.xyz
compnonoch.site
yourbuilderworks.com
iamsamirahman.com
eriqoes.com
eastudio.design
skyearth-est.com
teethfitness.com
razaancreates.com
shfbfs.com
joyfulbrokekids.com
kjbolden.com
howirep.com
deedeesmainecoons.website
e-powair.com
aheatea.com
shalfey0009.xyz
Targets
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Target
SecuriteInfo.com.IL.Trojan.MSILZilla.16.6444.25180
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Size
684KB
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MD5
03c62926dbf4f034e94bd73a934560a0
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SHA1
393a1a67fc66c2b4dc7451f1a6471fa39e261709
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SHA256
e46f1f06c3ef729e3e1eb6710fe690b35aaf35eca3682f036a78a0fd7c01ec22
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SHA512
684c4f35777f9d7671e6943fd97018ffd952a17e0a842e6fb2759cc0dfccbd0ab138ef6626d335a57bbf1d2fb5c462e7d2cb772fb3daa31f2a47a60602ba0365
Score10/10-
Formbook
Formbook is a data stealing malware which is capable of stealing data.
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Xloader
Xloader is a rebranded version of Formbook malware.
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suricata: ET MALWARE FormBook CnC Checkin (GET)
suricata: ET MALWARE FormBook CnC Checkin (GET)
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suricata: ET MALWARE FormBook CnC Checkin (POST) M2
suricata: ET MALWARE FormBook CnC Checkin (POST) M2
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Looks for VirtualBox Guest Additions in registry
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Xloader payload
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Adds policy Run key to start application
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Looks for VMWare Tools registry key
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Checks BIOS information in registry
BIOS information is often read in order to detect sandboxing environments.
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Checks computer location settings
Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.
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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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Maps connected drives based on registry
Disk information is often read in order to detect sandboxing environments.
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Suspicious use of SetThreadContext
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