sality

General

Target

033056e2a4dc8e10c9ba7d7ec078376a565d02046bb632bcd6c3be336a92a36e.exe
Size

703KB
Sample

240617-bcpcna1cmk
MD5

a77d393d861eb34e71b888e7d9a97115
SHA1

9b29e115e3fb4c8e175bf70459657c65652fbeba
SHA256

033056e2a4dc8e10c9ba7d7ec078376a565d02046bb632bcd6c3be336a92a36e
SHA512

6784b8eb35086e809287c7b8448f0a23f066bd73bf0de3bad0baecd4394269a00b3f9a8782c416a589963eef5d4b31787143d7a5a9c44626d129c52645998234
SSDEEP

12288:/JFZqYMOaQ0q9nV/zsnK23KHVI6nodVdyMLiqyVcxwtVxgpMiuzOTN90gQE:BFZqhOBnVyK23C6OoYMLiVcKtVx4MiuC

Score

10^/10

Malware Config

Extracted

Family

sality

C2

http://89.119.67.154/testo5/

http://kukutrustnet777.info/home.gif

http://kukutrustnet888.info/home.gif

http://kukutrustnet987.info/home.gif

http://www.klkjwre9fqwieluoi.info/

http://kukutrustnet777888.info/

Targets

- Target
  
  033056e2a4dc8e10c9ba7d7ec078376a565d02046bb632bcd6c3be336a92a36e.exe
- Size
  
  703KB
- MD5
  
  a77d393d861eb34e71b888e7d9a97115
- SHA1
  
  9b29e115e3fb4c8e175bf70459657c65652fbeba
- SHA256
  
  033056e2a4dc8e10c9ba7d7ec078376a565d02046bb632bcd6c3be336a92a36e
- SHA512
  
  6784b8eb35086e809287c7b8448f0a23f066bd73bf0de3bad0baecd4394269a00b3f9a8782c416a589963eef5d4b31787143d7a5a9c44626d129c52645998234
- SSDEEP
  
  12288:/JFZqYMOaQ0q9nV/zsnK23KHVI6nodVdyMLiqyVcxwtVxgpMiuzOTN90gQE:BFZqhOBnVyK23C6OoYMLiVcKtVx4MiuC
Score

10^/10

sality backdoor bootkit evasion persistence trojan upx
- Modifies firewall policy service
  evasion
- Sality
  Sality is backdoor written in C++, first discovered in 2003.
  backdoor sality
- UAC bypass
  evasion trojan
- Windows security bypass
  evasion trojan
- Detects executables packed with Sality Polymorphic Code Generator or Simple Poly Engine or Sality
- UPX dump on OEP (original entry point)
- UPX packed file
  Detects executables packed with UPX/modified UPX open source packer.
  upx
- Windows security modification
  evasion trojan
- Checks whether UAC is enabled
  evasion trojan
- 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.
  bootkit persistence
- Drops autorun.inf file
  Malware can abuse Windows Autorun to spread further via attached volumes.
behavioral1 behavioral2