General

  • Target

    42a8dea16ec47151bfcc111cdd984f60c3ed438c76e9121ea112969bd8cf5ecf.bin

  • Size

    545KB

  • Sample

    240521-1xtkjsbg77

  • MD5

    f8350366b9cb176b03eb686328e90508

  • SHA1

    39e0be4b5f303bc061c738ea0145783c2ff44374

  • SHA256

    42a8dea16ec47151bfcc111cdd984f60c3ed438c76e9121ea112969bd8cf5ecf

  • SHA512

    52267491fb27413b41b73878d1a28136e632fb7cc687cf95e39365ae49dab94f27bab86ea4842480afb0ebde1d131c0166bb98aca2e6e308427b3f8d894006f9

  • SSDEEP

    12288:Nm+Npukki1dzHzjr9Zn0XtTETnSwYQ150mqTTm54idADchJ:s+iNi1lHzjxZwtTcSw52bHidAwJ

Malware Config

Extracted

Family

octo

C2

https://hert95hydfr.site/NmFkZTc4YWM3ZTk2/

https://helt75hgersas.online/NmFkZTc4YWM3ZTk2/

https://heloh634gerts.site/NmFkZTc4YWM3ZTk2/

https://gtreh64oles.online/NmFkZTc4YWM3ZTk2/

AES_key

Targets

    • Target

      42a8dea16ec47151bfcc111cdd984f60c3ed438c76e9121ea112969bd8cf5ecf.bin

    • Size

      545KB

    • MD5

      f8350366b9cb176b03eb686328e90508

    • SHA1

      39e0be4b5f303bc061c738ea0145783c2ff44374

    • SHA256

      42a8dea16ec47151bfcc111cdd984f60c3ed438c76e9121ea112969bd8cf5ecf

    • SHA512

      52267491fb27413b41b73878d1a28136e632fb7cc687cf95e39365ae49dab94f27bab86ea4842480afb0ebde1d131c0166bb98aca2e6e308427b3f8d894006f9

    • SSDEEP

      12288:Nm+Npukki1dzHzjr9Zn0XtTETnSwYQ150mqTTm54idADchJ:s+iNi1lHzjxZwtTcSw52bHidAwJ

    • Octo

      Octo is a banking malware with remote access capabilities first seen in April 2022.

    • Octo payload

    • Makes use of the framework's Accessibility service

      Retrieves information displayed on the phone screen using AccessibilityService.

    • Prevents application removal

      Application may abuse the framework's APIs to prevent removal.

    • Queries a list of all the installed applications on the device (Might be used in an attempt to overlay legitimate apps)

    • Removes its main activity from the application launcher

    • Requests accessing notifications (often used to intercept notifications before users become aware).

    • Loads dropped Dex/Jar

      Runs executable file dropped to the device during analysis.

    • Makes use of the framework's foreground persistence service

      Application may abuse the framework's foreground service to continue running in the foreground.

    • Queries the mobile country code (MCC)

    • Queries the phone number (MSISDN for GSM devices)

    • Registers a broadcast receiver at runtime (usually for listening for system events)

    • Acquires the wake lock

    • Queries the unique device ID (IMEI, MEID, IMSI)

    • Reads information about phone network operator.

    • Requests disabling of battery optimizations (often used to enable hiding in the background).

MITRE ATT&CK Matrix

Tasks