Analysis

  • max time kernel
    151s
  • max time network
    154s
  • platform
    linux_armhf
  • resource
    debian9-armhf-en-20211208
  • resource tags

    arch:armhfimage:debian9-armhf-en-20211208kernel:4.9.0-13-armmp-lpaelocale:en-usos:debian-9-armhfsystem
  • submitted
    29-05-2023 16:20

General

  • Target

    28f2d15a7bae63fdb620eccf7a05f38b.elf

  • Size

    55KB

  • MD5

    28f2d15a7bae63fdb620eccf7a05f38b

  • SHA1

    68f89a0704af09b90fa0052a5f4d907fb4d6b18c

  • SHA256

    33a99c61e56fe78994777d4bae62862ec22e2e7e1289c1546913c1cad0728217

  • SHA512

    876a50d5dad4f563549393ffdbe57573b7bf2d303b413ddae4a693891eea3d0764690cb0467130de82a37792fcdd77664a21b749c9ce872d17cc95b276dbb100

  • SSDEEP

    1536:3qdcbpON3LGFXB4Foq3TxuWUPgWvdm6x2CT:3GUziocvUPjPcCT

Score
10/10

Malware Config

Signatures

  • Mirai

    Mirai is a prevalent Linux malware infecting exposed network devices.

  • Contacts a large (178812) amount of remote hosts 1 TTPs

    This may indicate a network scan to discover remotely running services.

  • Creates a large amount of network flows 1 TTPs

    This may indicate a network scan to discover remotely running services.

  • Changes its process name 1 IoCs
  • Deletes itself 1 IoCs
  • Modifies Watchdog functionality 1 TTPs 2 IoCs

    Malware like Mirai modifies the Watchdog to prevent it restarting an infected system.

  • Enumerates active TCP sockets 1 TTPs 1 IoCs

    Gets active TCP sockets from /proc virtual filesystem.

  • Reads system network configuration 1 TTPs 1 IoCs

    Uses contents of /proc filesystem to enumerate network settings.

  • Reads runtime system information 2 IoCs

    Reads data from /proc virtual filesystem.

Processes

  • /tmp/28f2d15a7bae63fdb620eccf7a05f38b.elf
    /tmp/28f2d15a7bae63fdb620eccf7a05f38b.elf
    1⤵
    • Changes its process name
    • Deletes itself
    • Reads runtime system information
    PID:355

Network

MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise v6

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Downloads

  • memory/355-1-0x00008000-0x000284a8-memory.dmp