General
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Target
VirusShare_1a9ab9e924a6856d642bbe88064e4236
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Size
418KB
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Sample
240610-msfk8sgf95
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MD5
1a9ab9e924a6856d642bbe88064e4236
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SHA1
d9d445e9dcb8694398c7acb33f38d7261c95321c
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SHA256
69155f404a1482e4188726cb0f88b6c6fd6ca94d834b31e05f36e88662281e22
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SHA512
f41e93d25fe32248f55dbf5c1c721e4af5d2c28531816955094585a00afa94ea2dab0a6e25191abe8896a2185cdbc535d9dcf3beac14b683d05e1c8c7c6f80b2
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SSDEEP
6144:/lhEMsxe34/JTpHIOdX2JOVM8aSC4Zl7rOfT+yIaIWk3HtlE0/Ce+Mx62q2jQ1+d:7ssoJhf8JOqQC4/7CfTk/rsh2jQ1T0jv
Static task
static1
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
VirusShare_1a9ab9e924a6856d642bbe88064e4236.exe
Resource
win7-20240220-en
Behavioral task
behavioral2
Sample
VirusShare_1a9ab9e924a6856d642bbe88064e4236.exe
Resource
win10v2004-20240508-en
Malware Config
Extracted
C:\MSOCache\All Users\{90140000-0016-0409-0000-0000000FF1CE}-C\_RECoVERY_+njpib.txt
teslacrypt
http://sondr5344ygfweyjbfkw4fhsefv.heliofetch.at/DBBA10F6F5D3B8A
http://pts764gt354fder34fsqw45gdfsavadfgsfg.kraskula.com/DBBA10F6F5D3B8A
http://yyre45dbvn2nhbefbmh.begumvelic.at/DBBA10F6F5D3B8A
http://xlowfznrg4wf7dli.ONION/DBBA10F6F5D3B8A
Extracted
C:\Program Files\7-Zip\Lang\_RECoVERY_+onvao.txt
teslacrypt
http://sondr5344ygfweyjbfkw4fhsefv.heliofetch.at/8DA768BD1CD1AB3B
http://pts764gt354fder34fsqw45gdfsavadfgsfg.kraskula.com/8DA768BD1CD1AB3B
http://yyre45dbvn2nhbefbmh.begumvelic.at/8DA768BD1CD1AB3B
http://xlowfznrg4wf7dli.ONION/8DA768BD1CD1AB3B
Targets
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Target
VirusShare_1a9ab9e924a6856d642bbe88064e4236
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Size
418KB
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MD5
1a9ab9e924a6856d642bbe88064e4236
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SHA1
d9d445e9dcb8694398c7acb33f38d7261c95321c
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SHA256
69155f404a1482e4188726cb0f88b6c6fd6ca94d834b31e05f36e88662281e22
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SHA512
f41e93d25fe32248f55dbf5c1c721e4af5d2c28531816955094585a00afa94ea2dab0a6e25191abe8896a2185cdbc535d9dcf3beac14b683d05e1c8c7c6f80b2
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SSDEEP
6144:/lhEMsxe34/JTpHIOdX2JOVM8aSC4Zl7rOfT+yIaIWk3HtlE0/Ce+Mx62q2jQ1+d:7ssoJhf8JOqQC4/7CfTk/rsh2jQ1T0jv
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TeslaCrypt, AlphaCrypt
Ransomware based on CryptoLocker. Shut down by the developers in 2016.
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Deletes shadow copies
Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.
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Renames multiple (430) 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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Deletes itself
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Drops startup file
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Executes dropped EXE
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Adds Run key to start application
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Suspicious use of SetThreadContext
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