General
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Target
5e9b0301f94bd49cd95c9bc077066f1676421891b2193d5e9b38dba24c20aafb
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Size
468KB
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Sample
240308-st1wfsbc21
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MD5
883f55d9e1da68bf5bc0a05c679d0a8b
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SHA1
5d9fc45aa719b4268688281e116aa49e3e289c74
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SHA256
5e9b0301f94bd49cd95c9bc077066f1676421891b2193d5e9b38dba24c20aafb
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SHA512
3eb558b2762ff2c156c411b80ad8e1fc00c7f237cf0b062e23c319e68bcf00e9c7c1e98d06de800797563826703044a20d73af17571c03724822555a8798ae02
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SSDEEP
12288:rhSBH928uaXDhBlFApCML4LXBf7TZghul8MN3dEsq:FW9HrTjiLMvghulnS
Static task
static1
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
5e9b0301f94bd49cd95c9bc077066f1676421891b2193d5e9b38dba24c20aafb.exe
Resource
win7-20240221-en
Behavioral task
behavioral2
Sample
5e9b0301f94bd49cd95c9bc077066f1676421891b2193d5e9b38dba24c20aafb.exe
Resource
win10v2004-20240226-en
Malware Config
Extracted
C:\HOW TO BACK FILES.txt
targetcompany
http://wtyafjyhwqrgo4a45wdvvwhen3cx4euie73qvlhkhvlrexljoyuklaad.onion/mallox/privateSignin
http://wtyafjyhwqrgo4a45wdvvwhen3cx4euie73qvlhkhvlrexljoyuklaad.onion
Extracted
C:\Users\Admin\Contacts\HOW TO BACK FILES.txt
targetcompany
http://wtyafjyhwqrgo4a45wdvvwhen3cx4euie73qvlhkhvlrexljoyuklaad.onion/mallox/privateSignin
http://wtyafjyhwqrgo4a45wdvvwhen3cx4euie73qvlhkhvlrexljoyuklaad.onion
Targets
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Target
5e9b0301f94bd49cd95c9bc077066f1676421891b2193d5e9b38dba24c20aafb
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Size
468KB
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MD5
883f55d9e1da68bf5bc0a05c679d0a8b
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SHA1
5d9fc45aa719b4268688281e116aa49e3e289c74
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SHA256
5e9b0301f94bd49cd95c9bc077066f1676421891b2193d5e9b38dba24c20aafb
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SHA512
3eb558b2762ff2c156c411b80ad8e1fc00c7f237cf0b062e23c319e68bcf00e9c7c1e98d06de800797563826703044a20d73af17571c03724822555a8798ae02
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SSDEEP
12288:rhSBH928uaXDhBlFApCML4LXBf7TZghul8MN3dEsq:FW9HrTjiLMvghulnS
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TargetCompany,Mallox
TargetCompany (aka Mallox) is a ransomware which encrypts files using a combination of ChaCha20, AES-128, and Curve25519, first seen in June 2021.
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Modifies boot configuration data using bcdedit
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Renames multiple (6523) files with added filename extension
This suggests ransomware activity of encrypting all the files on the system.
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Checks computer location settings
Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.
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Modifies file permissions
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Adds Run key to start application
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Enumerates connected drives
Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.
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Looks up external IP address via web service
Uses a legitimate IP lookup service to find the infected system's external IP.
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Suspicious use of SetThreadContext
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