General

  • Target

    RS.7z

  • Size

    20.5MB

  • Sample

    220913-wg1lpsgbg7

  • MD5

    2e40472330409ed96f91e8e0bb796eb4

  • SHA1

    8fd90404184de1a627068a93482313449dbbec91

  • SHA256

    c5741701b3866459dd1ffa2477cfd8776713612912693a5897f78aac795d23e9

  • SHA512

    b11720cb8519fc6838161ba8bf696681b242b0789ffd5c442efbb50161d511fd65229ca88a347c856e8ff91501c077f5de7714b09e29d4400f595bfe7829189d

  • SSDEEP

    393216:NkDF1XseDcJIrXeSG0b5mKZ1F0gvpdO8GPnqzHLP3iN5M0CptgNpAcklC0CN:GDjXseDcSra45mKt0gvT0PnMbzkNpAc/

Malware Config

Extracted

Family

blackmatter

Version

1.2

Botnet

512478c08dada2af19e49808fbda5b0b

Credentials
  • Username:
    aheisler@hhcp.com
  • Password:
    120Heisler
  • Username:
    dsmith@hhcp.com
  • Password:
    Tesla2019
  • Username:
    administrator@hhcp.com
  • Password:
    iteam8**
C2

https://paymenthacks.com

http://paymenthacks.com

https://mojobiden.com

http://mojobiden.com

Attributes
  • attempt_auth

    true

  • create_mutex

    true

  • encrypt_network_shares

    true

  • exfiltrate

    true

  • mount_volumes

    true

rsa_pubkey.base64
aes.base64

Extracted

Family

mespinoza

Attributes
  • ransomnote

    Hi Company, Every byte on any types of your devices was encrypted. Don't try to use backups because it were encrypted too. To get all your data back contact us: RobertGunther@onionmail.org JeanetteCook@onionmail.org Jeffery_Hammonds@protonmail.com Also, be aware that we downloaded files from your servers and in case of non-payment we will be forced to upload them on our website, and if necessary, we will sell them on the darknet. Check out our website, we just posted there new updates for our partners: http://wqmfzni2nvbbpk25.onion/ -------------- FAQ: 1. Q: How can I make sure you don't fooling me? A: You can send us 2 files(max 2mb). 2. Q: What to do to get all data back? A: Don't restart the computer, don't move files and write us. 3. Q: What to tell my boss? A: Protect Your System Amigo.

Extracted

Family

sodinokibi

Botnet

$2a$10$kmb3nsvQXC.93GYNCGKy/uq9hYHivf0e3HcajFIifr8Hf3fmnofgm

Campaign

7258

C2

gasbarre.com

all-turtles.com

rksbusiness.com

christ-michael.net

mardenherefordshire-pc.gov.uk

erstatningsadvokaterne.dk

marchand-sloboda.com

unim.su

bauertree.com

faronics.com

moveonnews.com

autopfand24.de

mountsoul.de

beaconhealthsystem.org

cerebralforce.net

aprepol.com

kaotikkustomz.com

dubnew.com

simulatebrain.com

alvinschwartz.wordpress.com

Attributes
  • net

    true

  • pid

    $2a$10$kmb3nsvQXC.93GYNCGKy/uq9hYHivf0e3HcajFIifr8Hf3fmnofgm

  • prc

    outlook

    agntsvc

    infopath

    sqbcoreservice

    steam

    firefox

    ocomm

    ocssd

    mydesktopqos

    oracle

    powerpnt

    wordpad

    synctime

    sql

    thebat

    onenote

    excel

    visio

    encsvc

    winword

    mydesktopservice

    dbsnmp

    isqlplussvc

    tbirdconfig

    mspub

    msaccess

    thunderbird

    ocautoupds

    xfssvccon

    dbeng50

  • ransom_oneliner

    All of your files are encrypted! Find {EXT}-readme.txt and follow instuctions

  • ransom_template

    ---=== Welcome. Again. ===--- [+] Whats Happen? [+] Your files are encrypted, and currently unavailable. You can check it: all files on your system has extension {EXT}. By the way, everything is possible to recover (restore), but you need to follow our instructions. Otherwise, you cant return your data (NEVER). [+] Data leak [+] First of all we have uploaded more then 70 GB archived data from your file server and SQL server Example of data: - Accounting - Finance - Personal Data - Banking data - Confidential files And more other... Our blog: http://dnpscnbaix6nkwvystl3yxglz7nteicqrou3t75tpcc5532cztc46qyd.onion/ Read what happens to those who do not pay. We are ready: - To provide you the evidence of stolen data - To give you universal decrypting tool for all encrypted files. - To delete all the stolen data. [+] What guarantees? [+] Its just a business. We absolutely do not care about you and your deals, except getting benefits. If we do not do our work and liabilities - nobody will not cooperate with us. Its not in our interests. To check the ability of returning files, You should go to our website. There you can decrypt one file for free. That is our guarantee. If you will not cooperate with our service - for us, its does not matter. But you will lose your time and data, cause just we have the private key. In practise - time is much more valuable than money. [+] How to get access on website? [+] You have two ways: 1) [Recommended] Using a TOR browser! a) Download and install TOR browser from this site: https://torproject.org/ b) Open our website: http://aplebzu47wgazapdqks6vrcv6zcnjppkbxbr6wketf56nf6aq2nmyoyd.onion/{UID} 2) If TOR blocked in your country, try to use VPN! But you can use our secondary website. For this: a) Open your any browser (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, IE, Edge) b) Open our secondary website: http://decoder.re/{UID} Warning: secondary website can be blocked, thats why first variant much better and more available. When you open our website, put the following data in the input form: Key: {KEY} ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !!! DANGER !!! DONT try to change files by yourself, DONT use any third party software for restoring your data or antivirus solutions - its may entail damge of the private key and, as result, The Loss all data. !!! !!! !!! ONE MORE TIME: Its in your interests to get your files back. From our side, we (the best specialists) make everything for restoring, but please should not interfere. !!! !!! !!!

  • sub

    7258

  • svc

    svc$

    vss

    sophos

    mepocs

    backup

    sql

    memtas

    veeam

Extracted

Family

sodinokibi

Botnet

$2a$10$dfjpLrXuDytfF.kmYtQ1ROgsXjTJEe8EmQT65ftxlTpJtXPZrhsAq

Campaign

7178

C2

kamahouse.net

bridgeloanslenders.com

abitur-undwieweiter.de

live-your-life.jp

xn--rumung-bua.online

anteniti.com

marcuswhitten.site

ostheimer.at

joseconstela.com

deepsouthclothingcompany.com

dr-seleznev.com

ecpmedia.vn

aunexis.ch

anthonystreetrimming.com

pocket-opera.de

mooreslawngarden.com

osterberg.fi

extraordinaryoutdoors.com

kamienny-dywan24.pl

fitovitaforum.com

Attributes
  • net

    false

  • pid

    $2a$10$dfjpLrXuDytfF.kmYtQ1ROgsXjTJEe8EmQT65ftxlTpJtXPZrhsAq

  • prc

    avgadmsv

    BackupUpdater

    ocautoupds

    synctime

    thebat

    excel

    isqlplussvc

    ccSetMgr

    SPBBCSvc

    Sage.NA.AT_AU.SysTray

    lmibackupvssservice

    CarboniteUI

    powerpnt

    BackupMaint

    onenote

    klnagent

    sql

    Rtvscan

    xfssvccon

    Smc

    mspub

    encsvc

    LogmeInBackupService

    kavfsscs

    ccSvcHst

    BackupExtender

    NSCTOP

    outlook

    dbsnmp

    mydesktopservice

    tbirdconfig

    ShadowProtectSvc

    msaccess

    wordpad

    mydesktopqos

    BackupAgent

    visio

    kavfswp

    ocssd

    thunderbird

    infopath

    agntsvc

    sqbcoreservice

    steam

    AmitiAvSrv

    dlomaintsvcu

    Microsoft.exchange.store.worker.exe

    winword

    dbeng50

    firefox

    TSSchBkpService

    DLOAdminSvcu

    kavfs

    ocomm

    oracle

  • ransom_oneliner

    All of your files are encrypted! Find {EXT}-readme.txt and follow instuctions

  • ransom_template

    ---=== Welcome. Again. ===--- [+] Whats Happen? [+] Your files are encrypted, and currently unavailable. You can check it: all files on your system has extension {EXT}. By the way, everything is possible to recover (restore), but you need to follow our instructions. Otherwise, you cant return your data (NEVER). [+] Attention!!! [+] Also your private data was downloaded. We will publish it in case you will not get in touch with us asap. [+] What guarantees? [+] Its just a business. We absolutely do not care about you and your deals, except getting benefits. If we do not do our work and liabilities - nobody will not cooperate with us. Its not in our interests. To check the ability of returning files, You should go to our website. There you can decrypt one file for free. That is our guarantee. If you will not cooperate with our service - for us, its does not matter. But you will lose your time and data, cause just we have the private key. In practise - time is much more valuable than money. [+] How to get access on website? [+] You have two ways: 1) [Recommended] Using a TOR browser! a) Download and install TOR browser from this site: https://torproject.org/ b) Open our website: http://aplebzu47wgazapdqks6vrcv6zcnjppkbxbr6wketf56nf6aq2nmyoyd.onion/{UID} 2) If TOR blocked in your country, try to use VPN! But you can use our secondary website. For this: a) Open your any browser (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, IE, Edge) b) Open our secondary website: http://decoder.re/{UID} Warning: secondary website can be blocked, thats why first variant much better and more available. When you open our website, put the following data in the input form: Key: {KEY} ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !!! DANGER !!! DONT try to change files by yourself, DONT use any third party software for restoring your data or antivirus solutions - its may entail damge of the private key and, as result, The Loss all data. !!! !!! !!! ONE MORE TIME: Its in your interests to get your files back. From our side, we (the best specialists) make everything for restoring, but please should not interfere. !!! !!! !!!

  • sub

    7178

  • svc

    ssistelemetry

    adsync

    svc$

    msseces

    mbamservice

    ssastelemetry

    altaro

    sbamsvc

    ds_notifier

    ntrtscan

    ofcservice

    code42service

    macmnsvc

    memtas

    auservice

    telemetryserver

    tmccsf

    psqlwge

    sppsvc

    viprepplsvc

    azurea

    ds_monitor

    swi_filter

    protectedstorage

    mfemms

    mfevtp

    kaseyaagentendpoint

    ltservice

    dssvc

    altiback

    masvc

    huntressagent

    mcafee

    kaendchips

    kavfs

    reportserver

    savservice

    altiftpuploader

    sophos

    svcgenerichost

    altiphoneserv

    klnagent

    mepocs

    ds_agent

    threadlocker

    sql

    vss

    tmlisten

    backup

    tmbmserver

    savadminservice

    vipreaapsvc

    mfewc

    altictproxy

    ltsvcmon

    altivrm

    huntressupdater

    kaseyaagent

    teamviewer

    msdtsserver

    amsp

    storagecraft

    veeam

    bedbg

Extracted

Path

C:\PerfLogs\How To Restore Your Files.txt

Ransom Note
############## [ babuk ransomware greetings you ] ############## Introduction ---------------------------------------------- Congratulations! If you see this note, your company've been randomly chosen for security audit and your company haven't passed it. Unfortunately your servers are encrypted, backups are encrtypted too or deleted. Our enctyption algorythms are strong and it's impossible to decrypt your stuff without our help. Only one method to restore all your network and systems is - to buy our universal decryption software. Follow simple steps that discribed down below and your data will be saved. In case you ignore this situation, the consequences could me much serious, than you can imagine. Guarantees ---------------------------------------------- The hack and system encryption wasn't compromised by your competitors or any other 3rd party, this is just and only our initiative and only thing we interested is profit. Accurding the previous sentence We are very much value of our reputation. If we do not do our work and liabilities, nobody will pay us. This is not in our interests. All our decryption software is perfectly tested and will decrypt your data. We guarantee full support and help through the all decryption process. As the proof of our abilities and honesty, we can decrypt few small files for free, check the link provided and ask any questions. Data leakage ---------------------------------------------- We have copied some quantity of data from your servers. Check those proofs and estimate the seriousness of consequences which can occur in case you ignore us: http://wavbeudogz6byhnardd2lkp2jafims3j7tj6k6qnywchn2csngvtffqd.onion/blog/55a5aa93131ff81478afe895d99ccb1e5350128a6a85abe0955dc9af55c31e66/ This link is private and only you can see it. Use tor browser to open link. Ignoring the interaction with us brings you the publishing your data in our public blog http://wavbeudogz6byhnardd2lkp2jafims3j7tj6k6qnywchn2csngvtffqd.onion/ Contact ---------------------------------------------- 1) Download tor browser: https://www.torproject.org/download/ 2) Open it 3) Follow this link in tor browser: http://tsu2dpiiv4zjzfyq73eibemit2qyrimbbb6lhpm6n5ihgallom5lhdyd.onion/92c51a11c29950b07fc1e46c752e7d40a363ce64447d698442331feaf7de7397 * 6 simple steps do minimize harm from ransomware. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thousands of companies around the world are struggling on ransomware these days, and the most of companies are making the same mistakes again and again. Let�s figure out how to minimize harm and do not be a dumb and pathetic donkey which will make fun for journalists and so on.. 1. If you see small fella malicious .exe file never load it to virustotal.com or any other virus researching website. Otherwise the info about the hack is not a secret anymore. The fact that your company is under ransomware attack is already known by filthy predators data security agents who will post in their pity twitters the fresh known news �OMG ANOTHER RANSOMWARE NOW IT�S �Your company name LLC!!!!! We are all gonna die aaaaaa halp� 2. No any public announcements about the hack or data leakage. And do not applicate to law enforcement. If you commit this actions, more serious consequences can occur and you pay much more than a ransom amount. Law structures like GDPR in this case can oblige you to pay huge fine. 3. As soon as you see your network compromised, follow the link inside any note and follow instructions. 4. Calm your employees. Explain them that this is a drill. And you test your network security systems. 5. If you decide to hire the data recovery company, obligate them to do not inform anyone and any third party about details of the attack. We strongly do not recommend to cooperate with data recovery company, because they do absolutely nothing that you can do by yourself and take money for it. all communications with hackers could be conducted by your it department indipendently without any extra payments. 6. Do not try to decrypt your data via 3rd party software. Most of ransomware use strong encryption algorthm and you can harm your files by using 3rd party decryption software.
URLs

http://wavbeudogz6byhnardd2lkp2jafims3j7tj6k6qnywchn2csngvtffqd.onion/blog/55a5aa93131ff81478afe895d99ccb1e5350128a6a85abe0955dc9af55c31e66/

http://wavbeudogz6byhnardd2lkp2jafims3j7tj6k6qnywchn2csngvtffqd.onion/

http://tsu2dpiiv4zjzfyq73eibemit2qyrimbbb6lhpm6n5ihgallom5lhdyd.onion/92c51a11c29950b07fc1e46c752e7d40a363ce64447d698442331feaf7de7397

Extracted

Path

C:\decrypt_file.TxT

Ransom Note
*************************** | We Are Back ? *************************** We hacked your (( Network )), and now all files, documents, images, databases and other important data are safely encrypted using the strongest algorithms ever. You cannot access any of your files or services . But do not worry. You can restore everthing and get back business very soon ( depends on your actions ) before I tell how you can restore your data, you have to know certain things : We have downloaded most of your data ( especially important data ) , and if you don't contact us within 2 days, your data will be released to the public. To see what happens to those who didn't contact us, just google : ( Blackkingdom Ransomware ) *************************** | What guarantees ? *************************** We understand your stress and anxiety. So you have a free opportunity to test our service by instantly decrypting one or two files for free just send the files you want to decrypt to (support_blackkingdom2@protonmail.com *************************************************** | How to contact us and recover all of your files ? *************************************************** The only way to recover your files and protect from data leaks, is to purchase a unique private key for you that we only posses . [ + ] Instructions: 1- Send the decrypt_file.txt file to the following email ===> support_blackkingdom2@protonmail.com 2- send the following amount of US dollars ( 10,000 ) worth of bitcoin to this address : [ 1Lf8ZzcEhhRiXpk6YNQFpCJcUisiXb34FT ] 3- confirm your payment by sending the transfer url to our email address 4- After you submit the payment, the data will be removed from our servers, and the decoder will be given to you, so that you can recover all your files. ## Note ## Dear system administrators, do not think you can handle it on your own. Notify your supervisors as soon as possible. By hiding the truth and not communicating with us, what happened will be published on social media and yet in news websites. Your ID ==> UhP7bpB2jHFhFjjqr90i
Emails

support_blackkingdom2@protonmail.com

Wallets

1Lf8ZzcEhhRiXpk6YNQFpCJcUisiXb34FT

Extracted

Path

C:\4tYDr68D1.README.txt

Family

blackmatter

Ransom Note
~+ * + ' BLACK | () .-.,='``'=. - o - '=/_ \ | * | '=._ | \ `=./`, ' . '=.__.=' `=' * + Matter + O * ' . >>> What happens? Your network is encrypted, and currently not operational. We have downloaded 1TB from your fileserver. We need only money, after payment we will give you a decryptor for the entire network and you will restore all the data. >>> What guarantees? We are not a politically motivated group and we do not need anything other than your money. If you pay, we will provide you the programs for decryption and we will delete your data. If we do not give you decrypters or we do not delete your data, no one will pay us in the future, this does not comply with our goals. We always keep our promises. >> Data leak includes 1. Full emloyeers personal data 2. Network information 3. Schemes of buildings, active project information, architect details and contracts, 4. Finance info >>> How to contact with us? 1. Download and install TOR Browser (https://www.torproject.org/). 2. Open http://supp24yy6a66hwszu2piygicgwzdtbwftb76htfj7vnip3getgqnzxid.onion/7NT6LXKC1XQHW5039BLOV. >>> Warning! Recovery recommendations. We strongly recommend you to do not MODIFY or REPAIR your files, that will damage them.
URLs

http://supp24yy6a66hwszu2piygicgwzdtbwftb76htfj7vnip3getgqnzxid.onion/7NT6LXKC1XQHW5039BLOV

Extracted

Path

C:\R3ADM3.txt

Family

conti

Ransom Note
All of your files are currently encrypted by CONTI ransomware. If you try to use any additional recovery software - the files might be damaged or lost. To make sure that we REALLY CAN recover data - we offer you to decrypt samples. You can contact us for further instructions through our website : TOR VERSION : (you should download and install TOR browser first https://torproject.org) http://m232fdxbfmbrcehbrj5iayknxnggf6niqfj6x4iedrgtab4qupzjlaid.onion HTTPS VERSION : https://contirecovery.info YOU SHOULD BE AWARE! Just in case, if you try to ignore us. We've downloaded your data and are ready to publish it on out news website if you do not respond. So it will be better for both sides if you contact us ASAP. ---BEGIN ID--- V8gTskvaU8gGgzzk0qC2sM90noCXm1AgvCkADBk9JhxwjahEd2MSBLQ5sgBZOEkq ---END ID---
URLs

http://m232fdxbfmbrcehbrj5iayknxnggf6niqfj6x4iedrgtab4qupzjlaid.onion

https://contirecovery.info

Extracted

Path

\??\Volume{5d2b4a7c-0000-0000-0000-d01200000000}\odt\!!FAQ for Decryption!!.txt

Ransom Note
Good day. All your files are encrypted. For decryption contact us. Write here aam_sysadmin@protonmail.com We also inform that your databases, ftp server and file server were downloaded by us to our servers. * Do not rename encrypted files. * Do not try to decrypt your data using third party software, it may cause permanent data loss.
Emails

aam_sysadmin@protonmail.com

Extracted

Path

C:\\README.8c94de27.TXT

Family

darkside

Ransom Note
----------- [ Welcome to DarkSide ] -------------> What happend? ---------------------------------------------- Your computers and servers are encrypted, backups are deleted. We use strong encryption algorithms, so you cannot decrypt your data. But you can restore everything by purchasing a special program from us - universal decryptor. This program will restore all your network. Follow our instructions below and you will recover all your data. What guarantees? ---------------------------------------------- We value our reputation. If we do not do our work and liabilities, nobody will pay us. This is not in our interests. All our decryption software is perfectly tested and will decrypt your data. We will also provide support in case of problems. We guarantee to decrypt one file for free. Go to the site and contact us. How to get access on website? ---------------------------------------------- Using a TOR browser: 1) Download and install TOR browser from this site: https://torproject.org/ 2) Open our website: http://darksidfqzcuhtk2.onion/OBB5DDMR8RB9DI2RYYF376YGBJAV2J4F2NXFEWPBSXY709MAA0MY7PMBBQJ0HVG3 When you open our website, put the following data in the input form: Key: 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 !!! DANGER !!! DO NOT MODIFY or try to RECOVER any files yourself. We WILL NOT be able to RESTORE them. !!! DANGER !!!
URLs

http://darksidfqzcuhtk2.onion/OBB5DDMR8RB9DI2RYYF376YGBJAV2J4F2NXFEWPBSXY709MAA0MY7PMBBQJ0HVG3

Extracted

Family

sodinokibi

Botnet

5

Campaign

367

C2

craftingalegacy.com

g2mediainc.com

brinkdoepke.eu

vipcarrental.ae

autoteamlast.de

hostastay.com

gavelmasters.com

ronaldhendriks.nl

successcolony.com.ng

medicalsupportco.com

kompresory-opravy.com

sveneulberg.de

oththukaruva.com

voetbalhoogeveen.nl

selected-minds.de

log-barn.co.uk

fsbforsale.com

jobkiwi.com.ng

ivancacu.com

11.in.ua

Attributes
  • net

    true

  • pid

    5

  • prc

    wordpad.exe

    outlook.exe

    tbirdconfig.exe

    agntsvc.exe

    thebat.exe

    mydesktopservice.exe

    sqbcoreservice.exe

    thunderbird.exe

    ocomm.exe

    excel.exe

    thebat64.exe

    steam.exe

    xfssvccon.exe

    firefoxconfig.exe

    sqlagent.exe

    ocssd.exe

    mydesktopqos.exe

    msaccess.exe

    isqlplussvc.exe

    mspub.exe

    winword.exe

    sqlbrowser.exe

    dbeng50.exe

    sqlservr.exe

    oracle.exe

    encsvc.exe

    powerpnt.exe

    dbsnmp.exe

    infopath.exe

    ocautoupds.exe

    mysqld_opt.exe

    visio.exe

    msftesql.exe

    mysqld_nt.exe

    synctime.exe

    sqlwriter.exe

    mysqld.exe

    onenote.exe

  • ransom_oneliner

    All of your files are encrypted! Find {EXT}-readme.txt and follow instuctions

  • ransom_template

    ---=== Welcome. Again. ===--- [+] Whats Happen? [+] Your files are encrypted, and currently unavailable. You can check it: all files on you computer has expansion {EXT}. By the way, everything is possible to recover (restore), but you need to follow our instructions. Otherwise, you cant return your data (NEVER). [+] What guarantees? [+] Its just a business. We absolutely do not care about you and your deals, except getting benefits. If we do not do our work and liabilities - nobody will not cooperate with us. Its not in our interests. To check the ability of returning files, You should go to our website. There you can decrypt one file for free. That is our guarantee. If you will not cooperate with our service - for us, its does not matter. But you will lose your time and data, cause just we have the private key. In practise - time is much more valuable than money. [+] How to get access on website? [+] You have two ways: 1) [Recommended] Using a TOR browser! a) Download and install TOR browser from this site: https://torproject.org/ b) Open our website: http://aplebzu47wgazapdqks6vrcv6zcnjppkbxbr6wketf56nf6aq2nmyoyd.onion/{UID} 2) If TOR blocked in your country, try to use VPN! But you can use our secondary website. For this: a) Open your any browser (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, IE, Edge) b) Open our secondary website: http://decryptor.top/{UID} Warning: secondary website can be blocked, thats why first variant much better and more available. When you open our website, put the following data in the input form: Key: {KEY} Extension name: {EXT} ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !!! DANGER !!! DONT try to change files by yourself, DONT use any third party software for restoring your data or antivirus solutions - its may entail damge of the private key and, as result, The Loss all data. !!! !!! !!! ONE MORE TIME: Its in your interests to get your files back. From our side, we (the best specialists) make everything for restoring, but please should not interfere. !!! !!! !!!

  • sub

    367

Targets

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Babuk_20_04_2021_79KB.exe

    • Size

      79KB

    • MD5

      024382eef9abab8edd804548f94b78fc

    • SHA1

      b69a5385d880f4d0acd3358df002aba42b12820f

    • SHA256

      c4282e9040cdc1df92b722568a8b4c42ce9f6533fed0bd34b7fdbae264947784

    • SHA512

      011bd185ef5aef409dbd198f59829d9812d2b1ead69e867e8b9983eb7c742356b074b17383c17fe22f417b61e6aaf7858cbb9e3abd5d25d02f256b69834c42d4

    • SSDEEP

      1536:jRS6UhZM4hubesrQLOJgY8ZZP8LHD4XWaNH71dLdG1iiFM2iG2zs4:jRMhZ5YesrQLOJgY8Zp8LHD4XWaNH71m

    Score
    10/10
    • Babuk Locker

      RaaS first seen in 2021 initially called Vasa Locker.

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Checks computer location settings

      Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/BlackKingdom_23_03_2021_12460KB.exe

    • Size

      12.2MB

    • MD5

      96c2f4acef5807b54ded4e0dae6ed79d

    • SHA1

      3e93999954ce080a4dc2875638745a92c539bd50

    • SHA256

      c4aa94c73a50b2deca0401f97e4202337e522be3df629b3ef91e706488b64908

    • SHA512

      bfb933ce0e68c2d320a49e29eb883c505012895bd04b82f29167cd791e4bd507ee5529a2199a51c6faaf9f70053869b488833766b6dfa1efeab2700c0bcea30c

    • SSDEEP

      393216:Rd9c5hlEK/PNKwtN3ZWyp032LOqKT1g8Cy:RXEhxtKwtN3p232LOqKgz

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Loads dropped DLL

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/BlackMatter_02_08_2021_67KB.exe

    • Size

      67KB

    • MD5

      598c53bfef81e489375f09792e487f1a

    • SHA1

      80a29bd2c349a8588edf42653ed739054f9a10f5

    • SHA256

      22d7d67c3af10b1a37f277ebabe2d1eb4fd25afbd6437d4377400e148bcc08d6

    • SHA512

      6a82ad5009588d2fa343bef8d9d2a02e2e76eec14979487a929a96a6b6965e82265a69ef8dd29a01927e9713468de3aedd7b5ee5e79839a1a50649855a160c35

    • SSDEEP

      1536:RzICS4AT6GxdEe+TOdincJXvKv8Zg3kl:qR7auJXSkZg3C

    Score
    10/10
    • BlackMatter Ransomware

      BlackMatter ransomware group claims to be Darkside and REvil succesor.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Sets desktop wallpaper using registry

    • Suspicious use of NtSetInformationThreadHideFromDebugger

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Conti_22_12_2020_186KB.exe

    • Size

      185KB

    • MD5

      7076f9674bc42536d1e0e2ca80d1e4f6

    • SHA1

      854485ee63e5a399fffe150f04cd038d6a5490ef

    • SHA256

      ebeca2df24a55c629cf0ce0d4b703ed632819d8ac101b1b930ec666760036124

    • SHA512

      71c507108cc0c8b5609076672bd0b64a42c015995fe7220aa97e273c1754e63271edb06b284f4fc01b71a4751c1bcac0f572339e94ff0fd538dc0250caa9181a

    • SSDEEP

      3072:+qS7gtGIeq8KxrvRp1MImcZeuLaxugfCJsOlq8WkJK0BOog/Tt3onM9kHpOBae4f:zS7gtyuzFxm16axugfqlMw5g5BkOdSlr

    • Conti Ransomware

      Ransomware generally thought to be a successor to Ryuk.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Drops startup file

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Cuba_08_03_2021_1130KB.exe

    • Size

      1.1MB

    • MD5

      a12e733ddbe6f404b27474fa0e5de61d

    • SHA1

      e8d0c95621a19131ef9480e58a8d6dd3d15c9acd

    • SHA256

      271ef3c1d022829f0b15f2471d05a28d4786abafd0a9e1e742bde3f6b36872ad

    • SHA512

      f27605a283e958690eb7ad50aa46110b6d155217ad09d658ad3f9c4368d4c66ab623a0cc3489d695a02db462fec3bcf8ebee13f9da1bd61e2e3db46de2d73ddf

    • SSDEEP

      12288:xtwee4XgIijsCMtcTCWVRapiyC9vwic8CPK3EOnA+u+:8efgIiICMtIChp8N2K3EOAK

    Score
    10/10
    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/DarkSide_01_05_2021_30KB.exe

    • Size

      30KB

    • MD5

      f00aded4c16c0e8c3b5adfc23d19c609

    • SHA1

      86ca4973a98072c32db97c9433c16d405e4154ac

    • SHA256

      4d9432e8a0ceb64c34b13d550251b8d9478ca784e50105dc0d729490fb861d1a

    • SHA512

      a2697c2b008af3c51db771ba130590e40de2b0c7ad6f18b5ba284edffdc7a38623b56bc24939bd3867a55a7d263b236e02d1f0d718a5d3625402f2325cbfbedf

    • SSDEEP

      768:lXnIczxCbTRNl71wHpZQgYI1TQPB3aYJEOW:hIMxCXd1+pZQgYIxk3vJE

    • DarkSide

      Targeted ransomware first seen in August 2020. Operators steal data to use as leverage.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • UPX packed file

      Detects executables packed with UPX/modified UPX open source packer.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Sets desktop wallpaper using registry

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/DarkSide_16_01_2021_59KB.exe

    • Size

      59KB

    • MD5

      0ed51a595631e9b4d60896ab5573332f

    • SHA1

      7ae73b5e1622049380c9b615ce3b7f636665584b

    • SHA256

      243dff06fc80a049f4fb37292f8b8def0fce29768f345c88ee10699e22b0ae60

    • SHA512

      9bfd6318b120c05d9a42a456511efc59f2be5ad451baa6d19d5de776e2ff74dbee444c85478ee7cfdbf705517cc147cd64c6814965f76c740fe1924594a37cb5

    • SSDEEP

      768:vjjmbIax7F3DS4/S9+CuUSbVAdNcxGV1yl3RYY23W58:0x7Fu4/ihrhDTV1ylhZ58

    • DarkSide

      Targeted ransomware first seen in August 2020. Operators steal data to use as leverage.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Sets desktop wallpaper using registry

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/DarkSide_18_11_2020_17KB.exe

    • Size

      17KB

    • MD5

      f87a2e1c3d148a67eaeb696b1ab69133

    • SHA1

      d1dfe82775c1d698dd7861d6dfa1352a74551d35

    • SHA256

      9cee5522a7ca2bfca7cd3d9daba23e9a30deb6205f56c12045839075f7627297

    • SHA512

      e361811b07a66d9a784be37bdace0bdec9e11374083d7ccf7d9830e47a59afa8b9d12d80d4d47ea1932116354ad60bbc8ea6a6a265885d264b35486986415ea3

    • SSDEEP

      384:SGyUrEk/yEoQE+yckIYN/pBa3AWK3T2oTboHblKR/:l4klFypIYFpB/x9ngb

    • DarkSide

      Targeted ransomware first seen in August 2020. Operators steal data to use as leverage.

    • UPX packed file

      Detects executables packed with UPX/modified UPX open source packer.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/DearCry_13_03_2021_1292KB.exe

    • Size

      1.3MB

    • MD5

      0e55ead3b8fd305d9a54f78c7b56741a

    • SHA1

      f7b084e581a8dcea450c2652f8058d93797413c3

    • SHA256

      2b9838da7edb0decd32b086e47a31e8f5733b5981ad8247a2f9508e232589bff

    • SHA512

      5c3d58d1001dce6f2d23f33861e9c7fef766b7fe0a86972e9f1eeb70bfad970b02561da6b6d193cf24bc3c1aaf2a42a950fa6e5dff36386653b8aa725c9abaaa

    • SSDEEP

      24576:LU5NX2yJOiUXmEICxu2WAP0NIzkQM+KpPRQ9StIUDpl1fpxkHVZgMCS+:L7XP7P9o5QzUtl1fpxkHVZgMC3

    • DearCry

      DearCry is a ransomware first seen after the 2021 Microsoft Exchange hacks.

    • Modifies Installed Components in the registry

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Hades_29_03_2021_1909KB.exe

    • Size

      1.9MB

    • MD5

      9fa1ba3e7d6e32f240c790753cdaaf8e

    • SHA1

      7bcea3fbfcb4c170c57c9050499e1fae40f5d731

    • SHA256

      fe997a590a68d98f95ac0b6c994ba69c3b2ece9841277b7fecd9dfaa6f589a87

    • SHA512

      8d2fb58cb8776ead15f445671431eae13a00b48921e545c7ecbf91829015d818d663d9369f181de669ebb771b113c2f675c3a156fac5ede019b5fad9cb8c65fe

    • SSDEEP

      49152:zHOalx8WJjq64Hv7OHxTAhEu5undVmB9dn5AI7EyP3S:Z/8WJjiPSRRu5undVmDd5VEyvS

    • Hades Ransomware

      Ransomware family attributed to Evil Corp APT first seen in late 2020.

    • Hades payload

    • CryptOne packer

      Detects CryptOne packer defined in NCC blogpost.

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Hive_17_07_2021_808KB.exe

    • Size

      808KB

    • MD5

      504bd1695de326bc533fde29b8a69319

    • SHA1

      67f0c8d81aefcfc5943b31d695972194ac15e9f2

    • SHA256

      a0b4e3d7e4cd20d25ad2f92be954b95eea44f8f1944118a3194295c5677db749

    • SHA512

      18c5b28bafb13edf47f6a2b803d9d9a914945f037b266a765f2a324842c5ef04ebda27eba31851d2d63e00779a42900e0edfe4ad5bd817eb4f43fa4d4e3a4767

    • SSDEEP

      24576:lafTGwLNdRk4RBtr/ioF4/I+CMx3cMt3/4KFG8Qz4YwY:IT7dRFr/ioFjicMtvV4z

    • Detects Go variant of Hive Ransomware

    • Hive

      A ransomware written in Golang first seen in June 2021.

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Drops file in Drivers directory

    • Modifies Installed Components in the registry

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • UPX packed file

      Detects executables packed with UPX/modified UPX open source packer.

    • Drops startup file

    • Loads dropped DLL

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Drops file in System32 directory

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/LockBit_14_02_2021_146KB.exe

    • Size

      146KB

    • MD5

      69bec32d50744293e85606a5e8f80425

    • SHA1

      101b90ac7e0c2a8b570686c13dfa0e161ddd00e0

    • SHA256

      95739e350d7f2aca2c609768ee72ad67fcf05efca5c7ad8df3027c82b9c454cf

    • SHA512

      e01f976fcbfa67cfd6e97855d07350a27b67fcc825d4e813ac9d2f4e8f464bb4f8bbbbe58a26bc27e78fa15db0ee5271e8f041dd72f036c11964eb1c591b438f

    • SSDEEP

      3072:V6ZkRGjkBrmKmY99UpkD1/34bIpVSrtLmqc2LVMMqqD/h2LuTeONA5tIHVcH:IS9rLPPUpa3VVEtLXcCqqD/hOQnaMcH

    • Lockbit

      Ransomware family with multiple variants released since late 2019.

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Modifies boot configuration data using bcdedit

    • Deletes backup catalog

      Uses wbadmin.exe to inhibit system recovery.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Checks computer location settings

      Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.

    • Adds Run key to start application

    • Suspicious use of NtSetInformationThreadHideFromDebugger

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/MAKOP_27_10_2020_115KB.exe

    • Size

      114KB

    • MD5

      b33e8ce6a7035bee5c5472d5b870b68a

    • SHA1

      783d08fe374f287a4e0412ed8b7f5446c6e65687

    • SHA256

      2b5a3934d3e81fee4654bb1a7288c81af158a6d48a666cf8e379b0492551188f

    • SHA512

      78c36e1f8ba968d55e8b469fba9623bd20f9d7216b4f5983388c32be564484caab228935f96fd8bff82bc8bb8732f7beb9ccede50385b6b6ba7e23b5cc60679f

    • SSDEEP

      3072:Rf1BDZ0kVB67Duw9AMcUTeQnbZ7pgHzL8O1oc8rEUvZfqv8dOWVIc:R9X0GGZpYzL8VcFUvZyUdb

    • Makop

      Ransomware family discovered by @VK_Intel in early 2020.

    • Suspicious use of NtCreateUserProcessOtherParentProcess

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Deletes backup catalog

      Uses wbadmin.exe to inhibit system recovery.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Loads dropped DLL

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Adds Run key to start application

    • Legitimate hosting services abused for malware hosting/C2

    • Suspicious use of SetThreadContext

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/MedusaLocker_24_04_2020_661KB.exe

    • Size

      661KB

    • MD5

      19ddac9782acd73f66c5fe040e86ddee

    • SHA1

      24ceba1e2951cde8e41939da21c6ba3030fc531d

    • SHA256

      dde3c98b6a370fb8d1785f3134a76cb465cd663db20dffe011da57a4de37aa95

    • SHA512

      e7be7472241fdd26db48dbd0311afe821905f6d59dfb56e3dc035944b7346b0767a8af76d110c5f60c0ba0183ca3791e56d9b3c8b9ba887afa111aafc949c1d4

    • SSDEEP

      12288:vN3K5e8nbwFigzk6VVMqX8aQNRMcauV9B/rtiPnA40Q8:hCXbwFigzkQVdXvlcayDh49

    • MedusaLocker

      Ransomware with several variants first seen in September 2019.

    • MedusaLocker payload

    • UAC bypass

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Checks whether UAC is enabled

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/MountLocker_20_11_2020_200KB.exe

    • Size

      200KB

    • MD5

      c2671bf5b5dedbfd3cfe3f0f944fbe01

    • SHA1

      da3e830011e6f9d41dd6c93fdb48c47c1c6e35e1

    • SHA256

      226a723ffb4a91d9950a8b266167c5b354ab0db1dc225578494917fe53867ef2

    • SHA512

      256bc8582cc9b53b3cf9307a2882117476648ab9df540d501fc5f46a4030beacab9df2019f2d83b0a63d510803cbf6cbae01dc1325588f93a1a74521a07fe4d9

    • SSDEEP

      1536:ssBoz9GFuIdclwKfVPoawSL20mRbg2DrE1mHkrY0f3r6fR0ZzDWR+3itGSh6ZVvg:ssS3oifBoaXhDWA4G3eeJaeIbmC00

    Score
    10/10
    • MountLocker Ransomware

      Ransomware family first seen in late 2020, which threatens to leak files if ransom is not paid.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Nefilim_31_08_2020_3061KB.exe

    • Size

      3.0MB

    • MD5

      cd7b5d2391af7cc10f5ab11f2baef503

    • SHA1

      c735ff582ab489f13cfc76ee744e52b868012e2e

    • SHA256

      0bafde9b22d7147de8fdb852bcd529b1730acddc9eb71316b66c180106f777f5

    • SHA512

      b01c843c9a7c154ab592b667fe66b49123bfc2218904391600c1d17623b91c4e83eb6049aba01813586251596d999cce953ca689957390e658ee306a9859adca

    • SSDEEP

      24576:YOXKA8qDbjm8N3CNWYqdQCVzCYXjG9xLAW0bUXo2xdQS3aVOqL1UrSlcbHLWcR4+:tXKOm8mkdHJC0jG9xE9gdQS3aLibLw

    Score
    10/10
    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Nemty_03_02_2021_124KB.exe

    • Size

      123KB

    • MD5

      78c3c27df6232caa15679c6b72406799

    • SHA1

      e439d28b6bb6fd449bddad9cf36c97433a363aed

    • SHA256

      a2fe2942436546be34c1f83639f1624cae786ab2a57a29a75f27520792cbf3da

    • SHA512

      36dcdaffaef3ea2136cca3386f18ee3f6462aa66c82ef64660e3c300f3d58720a9c742930e2ee8e94c2379fbc7b3e6932dda20b5caa30b1c1f1ef38095aac6f6

    • SSDEEP

      3072:xlwfdbiGnmYcAbwc7HNXG8/IEjkeOBeFtEv9VTYnH5upMocGMn7qxR1tMkTJNzn:DwfY2sA0kHFkktN5upMocGMns/lNzn

    Score
    10/10
    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/NetWalker_19_10_2020_903KB.ps1

    • Size

      902KB

    • MD5

      7770c598848339cf3562b7480856d584

    • SHA1

      b3d39042aab832b7d2bed732c8b8e600a4cf5197

    • SHA256

      ee3b0468a16789da8706d46aa361049ec51586c36899646a596b630d913e7304

    • SHA512

      02af6d5910f0627074fbea72901b2f2b491f7dba58f53ae1fad1dc47230e000a7b459c8475a76aaf006629bb5822d89d4672d32fb64d073464ca41140cb134d2

    • SSDEEP

      6144:KxYcCQ2x63Ib0NQrqxpPbI1ZVedvUhwDNGjG+zBumDKemdglhykA:KCQ2x6TdvUqDUjG+zBumDKemdgy9

    Score
    10/10
    • Netwalker Ransomware

      Ransomware family with multiple versions. Also known as MailTo.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Phoenix_29_03_2021_1930KB.exe

    • Size

      1.9MB

    • MD5

      d86f451bbff804e59a549f9fb33d6e3f

    • SHA1

      3cb0cb07cc2542f1d98060adccda726ea865db98

    • SHA256

      008ec79765325200361d9c93ac35edd430f8b17894ff843268caa5acd6224549

    • SHA512

      c86ad7e1d5c445d4de9866faab578b2eb04f72ffef4fac380b7164003471b4b48b09772e735ea15205e2ab4a1f4d194d188cdeb12c7199d0824ddaba393dcaa2

    • SSDEEP

      49152:olyGDEemRoq2KKpgL5lWKDFcmjkf8cudB/8WjM:UYerFq/FgUcuf/85

    • Hades Ransomware

      Ransomware family attributed to Evil Corp APT first seen in late 2020.

    • Hades payload

    • CryptOne packer

      Detects CryptOne packer defined in NCC blogpost.

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/PwndLocker_04_03_2020_17KB.exe

    • Size

      17KB

    • MD5

      16a29314e8563135b18668036a6f63c8

    • SHA1

      90cf5ca4df9d78cf92bb865b5b399a4d2752e55b

    • SHA256

      4e6c191325b37da546e72f4a7334d820995d744bf7bb1a03605adb3ad30ce9ca

    • SHA512

      45c023e6dd4202079e913b8946825b47fab30b584bbd79b0416152cc4a54975b12205393827289c1f03feb71b54d3b6b34490be3001e9b565c1f89e13e752032

    • SSDEEP

      384:RJueT9Jtx33bRsoOjhveu+q7hPOx58Zbxe:RJueJx33bDO1uMbc

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Checks computer location settings

      Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Pysa_08_04_2021_500KB.exe

    • Size

      500KB

    • MD5

      d751f54365181f544f908cc9ae3c91c5

    • SHA1

      51cbc9455b7781cf0529f299631e59016fe52e95

    • SHA256

      af99b482eb0b3ff976fa719bf0079da15f62a6c203911655ed93e52ae05c4ac8

    • SHA512

      04497dcac535c18247b13634db35a3a53369719696e700ff2c45637c616f6932ba22ddad2e3925055c92e5922f38c34f09ce8d87106f894a7a586ad0d41e6d33

    • SSDEEP

      12288:oDMUibBYoo+OeO+OeNhBBhhBB7TRU+FR+q1mITXimIscFa:KMUiFTTRU+3+qAILfo

    • Mespinoza Ransomware

      Also known as Pysa. Ransomware-as-a-servoce which first appeared in 2020.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Checks computer location settings

      Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/REvil_07_04_2021_121KB.exe

    • Size

      120KB

    • MD5

      726d948d365cb9db1dfd84a30203a642

    • SHA1

      78ed4bcf9c0aca8d14b25da2e679a91c48dd6797

    • SHA256

      d74f04f0b948d9586629e06e2a2a21bdf20d678e47058afb637414eb3701c1f6

    • SHA512

      bd17f2b265c30f0d9ddc60e01026f21ad6b6355f68b762b14b3e8882a90de0a20970f77105a2515a7cb4a0d1429f3a70cdf40d4247384592d36da6f2907a690a

    • SSDEEP

      1536:bjxXC9jVwbhEW8z3w1R+KjJLRiOQJo0SoLCdpuOk2ICS4Ang6lUkdq0tK3CmZ6+n:mmV1wKdLoLC/OemUkdq4WCmA0qG9

    • Sodin,Sodinokibi,REvil

      Ransomware with advanced anti-analysis and privilege escalation functionality.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Sets desktop wallpaper using registry

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/REvil_08_04_2021_121KB.exe

    • Size

      120KB

    • MD5

      2075566e7855679d66705741dabe82b4

    • SHA1

      136443e2746558b403ae6fc9d9b40bfa92b23420

    • SHA256

      12d8bfa1aeb557c146b98f069f3456cc8392863a2f4ad938722cd7ca1a773b39

    • SHA512

      312dcb3d83a5201ef16c5027aabd8d7baebfd9761bf9514cafecc8a6936970b897b18b993e056d0f7aec81e6f0ab5756aa5efd3165e43f64692d5dbdb7423129

    • SSDEEP

      1536:bjxXC9jVwbhEW8z3w1R+KjJLRiOQJo0SoLCdpuOk2ICS4Ang6lUgvfYiFyRFywX/:mmV1wKdLoLC/OemUWYjfywpbPa

    • Sodin,Sodinokibi,REvil

      Ransomware with advanced anti-analysis and privilege escalation functionality.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Sets desktop wallpaper using registry

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Ragnar_11_02_2020_40KB.exe

    • Size

      39KB

    • MD5

      6171000983cf3896d167e0d8aa9b94ba

    • SHA1

      b155264bbfbad7226b5eb3be2ab38c3ecd9f3e18

    • SHA256

      9bdd7f965d1c67396afb0a84c78b4d12118ff377db7efdca4a1340933120f376

    • SHA512

      1b10008d5eaeb3755c899334d416e8d0a30695e093dc597b21e630fd8bde4b9c5d808fd2663f1acd7489e33b947660dacdb80f7f3aa4911cd24d605cfc44e73a

    • SSDEEP

      768:spCmKJILjsoq65corBjd/3oqab0k3RLKul1FX8xUtE:splco4aFoqaXpTX8xa

    • RagnarLocker

      Ransomware first seen at the end of 2019, which has been used in targetted attacks against multiple companies.

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Drops startup file

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Writes to the Master Boot Record (MBR)

      Bootkits write to the MBR to gain persistence at a level below the operating system.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/RansomEXX_14_12_2020_156KB.exe

    • Size

      156KB

    • MD5

      fcd21c6fca3b9378961aa1865bee7ecb

    • SHA1

      0abaa05da2a05977e0baf68838cff1712f1789e0

    • SHA256

      4cae449450c07b7aa74314173c7b00d409eabfe22b86859f3b3acedd66010458

    • SHA512

      e39c1f965f6faeaa33dfec6eba23fbfff14b287f4777797ea79480bb037d6d806516bda7046315e051961fce12e935ac546819c1e0bef5c33568d68955a9792a

    • SSDEEP

      1536:7ZLTzASUIG0TOOYTufIaSWvRYkekdvizSBXxNe9VPw6s6aUCT7Q7qn:OBI9HYyfNBdviGBBQsrhPk4

    • Deletes NTFS Change Journal

      The USN change journal is a persistent log of all changes made to local files used by Windows Server systems.

    • RansomEXX Ransomware

      Targeted ransomware with variants which affect Windows and Linux systems.

    • Clears Windows event logs

    • Modifies boot configuration data using bcdedit

    • Deletes backup catalog

      Uses wbadmin.exe to inhibit system recovery.

    • Disables use of System Restore points

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Overwrites deleted data with Cipher tool

      Cipher is a Windows tool which be used to securely wipe deallocated HDD space, preventing recovery of deleted data.

    • Checks computer location settings

      Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Ranzy_20_11_2020_138KB.exe

    • Size

      138KB

    • MD5

      954479f95ce67fcb855c5b882d68e74b

    • SHA1

      43ccf398999f70b613e1353cfb6845ee09b393ca

    • SHA256

      c4f72b292750e9332b1f1b9761d5aefc07301bc15edf31adeaf2e608000ec1c9

    • SHA512

      515e675401ec67d2d06f06264cb33808ad7d214a0609492ddf73f40a3b829358d75f79fff04b29c6953fc3f450c0d55207d5a6fd3b571f60ae05e25327c41a5f

    • SSDEEP

      3072:WNnBEPCZ788hExMfHg/50iIETyyCDRk8gE9QIluYEh0VZvcWrMFh:WPEa586nHg/50/ET3CoE7uYEau

    Score
    10/10
    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Ryuk_21_03_2021_274KB.exe

    • Size

      273KB

    • MD5

      0eed6a270c65ab473f149b8b13c46c68

    • SHA1

      bffb380ef3952770464823d55d0f4dfa6ab0b8df

    • SHA256

      7faeb64c50cd15d036ca259a047d6c62ed491fff3729433fefba0b02c059d5ed

    • SHA512

      1edc5af819e0a604bef31bca55efeea4d50f089aa6bdd67afee00a10132b00172a82cda214ea0ca8164b8d7444d648984c27c45f27acc69e227188ec25064aff

    • SSDEEP

      3072:n/YRw64GUbH9dpWYEFq5hY9e1Z36NS31gs03ApyCb6DnE/PdrfS6sOK5hI+z7XI:Qa6owYEFq5hY9aqNS1y4/PdzS+s64I

    • Ryuk

      Ransomware distributed via existing botnets, often Trickbot or Emotet.

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Checks computer location settings

      Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.

    • Drops startup file

    • Modifies file permissions

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Sekhmet_30_03_2020_364KB.msi

    • Size

      364KB

    • MD5

      15fc8a15e86c367586e3661b03bcab44

    • SHA1

      a6a6f2dc244d75cac1509e46c7de88ff479b9ee6

    • SHA256

      b2945f293ee3f68a97cc493774ff1e8818f104fb92ef9dbeead05a32fc7006ff

    • SHA512

      cad4c868065a4715126a6e644c1fc1c5d9832e027f62f2f9370172e523fe7db63119871ba64977fc2f25959197a20f0e0e98bd66b2539eae7d46ded9d571436b

    • SSDEEP

      6144:nj+vyxz9WYWqpkGbOAqMK/oVZUlz/F8GO53OuzZOJM7CQ5g//s4Y:j+wpWYkGA/WGUGO53OIZkh/Y

    • Detected Egregor ransomware

    • Egregor Ransomware

      Variant of the Sekhmet ransomware first seen in September 2020.

    • Sekhmet Ransomware

      Ransomware family active in the wild since early 2020.

    • Blocklisted process makes network request

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Drops startup file

    • Loads dropped DLL

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Sodinokibi_04_07_2019_253KB.exe

    • Size

      252KB

    • MD5

      1ce1ca85bff4517a1ef7e8f9a7c22b16

    • SHA1

      f35f0cd23692e5f5d0a3be7aefc8b01dfdd4e614

    • SHA256

      06b323e0b626dc4f051596a39f52c46b35f88ea6f85a56de0fd76ec73c7f3851

    • SHA512

      6e67fa01a8792453b148074fe027def90e1d3f6042037216986ee9e3d0c436c177764bc5e5900dbbab91e10d8a3c86a2ea04ef547149bfc92a33ec0236759949

    • SSDEEP

      6144:Rb8oNGxoFlv2ynsDJv++C3uGsKTYZH7nJHVyjG7q9J4:RTvnOdtC+GENnvyjGN

    • Sodin,Sodinokibi,REvil

      Ransomware with advanced anti-analysis and privilege escalation functionality.

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • UPX packed file

      Detects executables packed with UPX/modified UPX open source packer.

    • Checks computer location settings

      Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Sets desktop wallpaper using registry

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/SunCrypt_26_01_2021_1422KB.ps1

    • Size

      1.4MB

    • MD5

      d87fcd8d2bf450b0056a151e9a116f72

    • SHA1

      48cb6bdbe092e5a90c778114b2dda43ce3221c9f

    • SHA256

      3090bff3d16b0b150444c3bfb196229ba0ab0b6b826fa306803de0192beddb80

    • SHA512

      61a636aca3d224dcd2ed29ca000cf0ecf88f51ffd7cb5182ea4599c9e889cb74b78824d93c7383457bd6d591506202527d44c6a15c93a9ab9cfc8230faddd04b

    • SSDEEP

      12288:1deyF8N4Ateo7FURIFdnHt+gifa/kf5jOcXsikHOQLWOj9:1deyF8N4Ateo7WROdnHQgmSccikHh9

    Score
    10/10
    • SunCrypt Ransomware

      Family which threatens to leak data alongside encrypting files. Has claimed to be collaborating with the Maze ransomware group.

    • Blocklisted process makes network request

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Drops startup file

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Thanos_23_03_2021_91KB.exe

    • Size

      91KB

    • MD5

      3e0c0275c22f75048511cbcbdcca3641

    • SHA1

      18c97fafbb6bed70e3b3f88bd39fba342e49b112

    • SHA256

      8a4a038a965ba42a0442d44abf25e4d21f5049d4a4a8aa9cb6691ec4282814a1

    • SHA512

      c11e7606efb18af92f3b4ce800df8cc4d239fcf0c2423492f4a61a383dd2644d11b7034a53981f3f24aa2b45d654db4f7bd0527fd712e36dd578e32fd994215e

    • SSDEEP

      1536:NrZGUvlLrx6FfCRo1wjAb5JjlbKTzHVt39JZmpvn+mJm:Nrk+lLr8wS1lbg39JZmpvn+mA

    • Modifies Windows Firewall

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Checks computer location settings

      Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.

    • Drops startup file

    • Modifies file permissions

    • Target

      RansomwareSamples/Zeppelin_08_03_2021_813KB.exe

    • Size

      812KB

    • MD5

      5181f541a6d97bab854d5eba326ea7d9

    • SHA1

      16d9967a2658ac765d7acbea18c556b927b810be

    • SHA256

      b7f96fbb9844cac5c7f4ec966683f3564bbb9a2f453927e1c579dcb0154f5f83

    • SHA512

      c282d9d6479c10fcc9fa6f674c901df1f1ad94b9354f6e427a7b445d0efad84efed6d7c29a0bc2a37b5ea07ee9a359f0e922d7c24f061258ae11fe4c44e9e4fa

    • SSDEEP

      6144:73KIrUL3UE1S5mY5/i+i6thb2/VMpfkgXkJX/h/O11/vMLZ935PFXwz6Ui:DTru3FS5C/VMpfkg2ROs9dSz6

    • Buran

      Ransomware-as-a-service based on the VegaLocker family first identified in 2019.

    • Detects Zeppelin payload

    • Zeppelin Ransomware

      Ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) written in Delphi and first seen in 2019.

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Modifies extensions of user files

      Ransomware generally changes the extension on encrypted files.

    • Checks computer location settings

      Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.

    • Adds Run key to start application

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

MITRE ATT&CK Matrix ATT&CK v6

Execution

Command-Line Interface

3
T1059

Scheduled Task

1
T1053

Persistence

Registry Run Keys / Startup Folder

5
T1060

Hidden Files and Directories

3
T1158

Bootkit

1
T1067

Scheduled Task

1
T1053

Modify Existing Service

1
T1031

Privilege Escalation

Bypass User Account Control

1
T1088

Scheduled Task

1
T1053

Defense Evasion

File Deletion

14
T1107

Modify Registry

16
T1112

Hidden Files and Directories

3
T1158

Bypass User Account Control

1
T1088

Disabling Security Tools

1
T1089

Indicator Removal on Host

1
T1070

File Permissions Modification

2
T1222

Credential Access

Credentials in Files

14
T1081

Discovery

Query Registry

31
T1012

System Information Discovery

45
T1082

Peripheral Device Discovery

19
T1120

Remote System Discovery

2
T1018

Collection

Data from Local System

14
T1005

Command and Control

Web Service

1
T1102

Impact

Inhibit System Recovery

19
T1490

Defacement

6
T1491

Data Encrypted for Impact

1
T1486

Data Destruction

1
T1485

Tasks

static1

pyinstaller512478c08dada2af19e49808fbda5b0bupxcryptonepacker$2a$10$kmb3nsvqxc.93gyncgky/uq9hyhivf0e3hcajfiifr8hf3fmnofgm7258$2a$10$dfjplrxudytff.kmytq1rogsxjtjee8emqt65ftxltpjtxpzrhsaq7178blackmattermedusalockermespinozasodinokibi
Score
10/10

behavioral1

babukransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral2

ransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral3

blackmatterransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral4

contiransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral5

ransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral6

darksideransomwarespywarestealerupx
Score
10/10

behavioral7

darksideransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral8

darksideransomwarespywarestealerupx
Score
10/10

behavioral9

dearcrypersistenceransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral10

hadescryptonepackerransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral11

hivepersistenceransomwarespywarestealerupx
Score
10/10

behavioral12

lockbitevasionpersistenceransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral13

makoppersistenceransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral14

medusalockerevasionransomwarespywarestealertrojan
Score
10/10

behavioral15

mountlockerransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral16

ransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral17

ransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral18

netwalkerransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral19

hadescryptonepackerransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral20

ransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral21

mespinozaransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral22

sodinokibiransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral23

sodinokibiransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral24

ragnarlockerbootkitpersistenceransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral25

ransomexx_winevasionransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral26

ransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral27

ryukdiscoveryransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral28

egregorsekhmetransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral29

sodinokibi5367ransomwarespywarestealerupx
Score
10/10

behavioral30

suncryptransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral31

discoveryevasionransomware
Score
8/10

behavioral32

buranzeppelinpersistenceransomware
Score
10/10