General
- Target 072be7e13407a85807e2076c13d2d059_JaffaCakes118
- Size 528KB
- Sample240624-h8ld7stfpl
- SHA256 8da35883b0c065258b74c01b9305c70143bcbe81cdc4b55d01415beaed03b8d4
- MD5 072be7e13407a85807e2076c13d2d059
- SHA1 109164b5aaf6b361f4e0ff48f223311505692e00
- SHA512 aaebfcef875a985fd9665576da63bbfb2c3c06a586d009e2a57eb116a27522523298217ea5bc423eaef734f7ee75e484aab58968eac244583d7da88b1826d72d
- SSDEEP 12288:6QHxp+qCuT6QHKmc2u2FQK7fB3t6SlktUuK+52SXlTOJvvvv:6QH/WQHKXl2Ft7fB3t6ztUC2aUvvvv
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP
Static task
static1
1 signatures
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
072be7e13407a85807e2076c13d2d059_JaffaCakes118.exe
Resource
win7-20240220-en
16 signatures
150 seconds
Malware Config
Extracted
Family
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cybergate
Version
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2.6
Botnet
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vítima
C2
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than.no-ip.org:81
Mutex
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***MUTEX***
Attributes
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enable_keylogger
true
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enable_message_box
false
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ftp_directory
./logs/
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ftp_interval
30
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injected_process
explorer.exe
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install_dir
install
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install_file
Svchost.exe
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install_flag
true
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keylogger_enable_ftp
false
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message_box_caption
texto da mensagem
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message_box_title
título da mensagem
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password
abcd1234
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regkey_hkcu
HKCU
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regkey_hklm
HKLM
Targets
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- Target 072be7e13407a85807e2076c13d2d059_JaffaCakes118
- Size 528KB
- SHA256 8da35883b0c065258b74c01b9305c70143bcbe81cdc4b55d01415beaed03b8d4
- MD5 072be7e13407a85807e2076c13d2d059
- SHA1 109164b5aaf6b361f4e0ff48f223311505692e00
- SHA512 aaebfcef875a985fd9665576da63bbfb2c3c06a586d009e2a57eb116a27522523298217ea5bc423eaef734f7ee75e484aab58968eac244583d7da88b1826d72d
- SSDEEP 12288:6QHxp+qCuT6QHKmc2u2FQK7fB3t6SlktUuK+52SXlTOJvvvv:6QH/WQHKXl2Ft7fB3t6ztUC2aUvvvv
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP
Adds policy Run key to start application
Boot or Logon Autostart Execution: Active Setup
Adversaries may achieve persistence by adding a Registry key to the Active Setup of the local machine.
Checks computer location settings
Looks up country code configured in the registry, likely geofence.
Executes dropped EXE
Loads dropped DLL
Adds Run key to start application
Writes to the Master Boot Record (MBR)
Bootkits write to the MBR to gain persistence at a level below the operating system.
Suspicious use of SetThreadContext