General

  • Target

    002.7z

  • Size

    11.2MB

  • Sample

    240713-lf7nhsvgrp

  • MD5

    82180da2d9ecde4947a618ff1a37fdad

  • SHA1

    ae327ea9229498e86afb337b87cf6d6f4caaa309

  • SHA256

    cc65535243dfd3cd54a9c5ecfcb93c7f918a87c725e9c52925017ab92effe278

  • SHA512

    606ddfb833eb38952403ae10e9eec694d45e3fb2df326d5825f93257d605552868343e80fd6e3a497d690dabe8ed1493b60843118f1aa5412be8cc55a66335a3

  • SSDEEP

    196608:nYcNyJpHBLBc6gKWYZzbK26sqaddXpgPxydfcNQChzHayMxpJ51LipiFe5TZD0B:n5yJ1pB+KWYtbK26sq25GyxcR6yMt51L

Malware Config

Extracted

Path

C:\Users\ooxlOmJxX.README.txt

Family

lockbit

Ransom Note
~~~ LockBit 3.0 the world's fastest and most stable ransomware from 2019~~~ >>>>> Your data is stolen and encrypted. If you don't pay the ransom, the data will be published on our TOR darknet sites. Keep in mind that once your data appears on our leak site, it could be bought by your competitors at any second, so don't hesitate for a long time. The sooner you pay the ransom, the sooner your company will be safe. Tor Browser Links: http://lockbitapt2d73krlbewgv27tquljgxr33xbwwsp6rkyieto7u4ncead.onion http://lockbitapt2yfbt7lchxejug47kmqvqqxvvjpqkmevv4l3azl3gy6pyd.onion http://lockbitapt34kvrip6xojylohhxrwsvpzdffgs5z4pbbsywnzsbdguqd.onion http://lockbitapt5x4zkjbcqmz6frdhecqqgadevyiwqxukksspnlidyvd7qd.onion http://lockbitapt6vx57t3eeqjofwgcglmutr3a35nygvokja5uuccip4ykyd.onion http://lockbitapt72iw55njgnqpymggskg5yp75ry7rirtdg4m7i42artsbqd.onion http://lockbitaptawjl6udhpd323uehekiyatj6ftcxmkwe5sezs4fqgpjpid.onion http://lockbitaptbdiajqtplcrigzgdjprwugkkut63nbvy2d5r4w2agyekqd.onion http://lockbitaptc2iq4atewz2ise62q63wfktyrl4qtwuk5qax262kgtzjqd.onion Links for normal browser: http://lockbitapt2d73krlbewgv27tquljgxr33xbwwsp6rkyieto7u4ncead.onion.ly http://lockbitapt2yfbt7lchxejug47kmqvqqxvvjpqkmevv4l3azl3gy6pyd.onion.ly http://lockbitapt34kvrip6xojylohhxrwsvpzdffgs5z4pbbsywnzsbdguqd.onion.ly http://lockbitapt5x4zkjbcqmz6frdhecqqgadevyiwqxukksspnlidyvd7qd.onion.ly http://lockbitapt6vx57t3eeqjofwgcglmutr3a35nygvokja5uuccip4ykyd.onion.ly http://lockbitapt72iw55njgnqpymggskg5yp75ry7rirtdg4m7i42artsbqd.onion.ly http://lockbitaptawjl6udhpd323uehekiyatj6ftcxmkwe5sezs4fqgpjpid.onion.ly http://lockbitaptbdiajqtplcrigzgdjprwugkkut63nbvy2d5r4w2agyekqd.onion.ly http://lockbitaptc2iq4atewz2ise62q63wfktyrl4qtwuk5qax262kgtzjqd.onion.ly >>>>> What guarantee is there that we won't cheat you? We are the oldest ransomware affiliate program on the planet, nothing is more important than our reputation. We are not a politically motivated group and we want nothing more than money. If you pay, we will provide you with decryption software and destroy the stolen data. After you pay the ransom, you will quickly make even more money. Treat this situation simply as a paid training for your system administrators, because it is due to your corporate network not being properly configured that we were able to attack you. Our pentest services should be paid just like you pay the salaries of your system administrators. Get over it and pay for it. If we don't give you a decryptor or delete your data after you pay, no one will pay us in the future. You can get more information about us on Ilon Musk's Twitter https://twitter.com/hashtag/lockbit?f=live >>>>> You need to contact us and decrypt one file for free on TOR darknet sites with your personal ID Download and install Tor Browser https://www.torproject.org/ Write to the chat room and wait for an answer, we'll guarantee a response from you. If you need a unique ID for correspondence with us that no one will know about, tell it in the chat, we will generate a secret chat for you and give you his ID via private one-time memos service, no one can find out this ID but you. Sometimes you will have to wait some time for our reply, this is because we have a lot of work and we attack hundreds of companies around the world. Tor Browser personal link available only to you (available during a ddos attack): http://lockbitsupuhswh4izvoucoxsbnotkmgq6durg7kficg6u33zfvq3oyd.onion Tor Browser Links for chat (sometimes unavailable due to ddos attacks): http://lockbitsupa7e3b4pkn4mgkgojrl5iqgx24clbzc4xm7i6jeetsia3qd.onion http://lockbitsupdwon76nzykzblcplixwts4n4zoecugz2bxabtapqvmzqqd.onion http://lockbitsupn2h6be2cnqpvncyhj4rgmnwn44633hnzzmtxdvjoqlp7yd.onion http://lockbitsupo7vv5vcl3jxpsdviopwvasljqcstym6efhh6oze7c6xjad.onion http://lockbitsupq3g62dni2f36snrdb4n5qzqvovbtkt5xffw3draxk6gwqd.onion http://lockbitsupqfyacidr6upt6nhhyipujvaablubuevxj6xy3frthvr3yd.onion http://lockbitsupt7nr3fa6e7xyb73lk6bw6rcneqhoyblniiabj4uwvzapqd.onion http://lockbitsupuhswh4izvoucoxsbnotkmgq6durg7kficg6u33zfvq3oyd.onion http://lockbitsupxcjntihbmat4rrh7ktowips2qzywh6zer5r3xafhviyhqd.onion >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>> Your personal ID: B51C595D54036891C97A343D13B59749 <<<<< >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>> Warning! Do not delete or modify encrypted files, it will lead to problems with decryption of files! >>>>> Don't go to the police or the FBI for help and don't tell anyone that we attacked you. They won't help and will only make things worse for you. In 3 years not a single member of our group has been caught by the police, we are top notch hackers and we never leave a trail of crime. The police will try to prohibit you from paying the ransom in any way. The first thing they will tell you is that there is no guarantee to decrypt your files and remove stolen files, this is not true, we can do a test decryption before paying and your data will be guaranteed to be removed because it is a matter of our reputation, we make hundreds of millions of dollars and are not going to lose our revenue because of your files. It is very beneficial for the police and FBI to let everyone on the planet know about your data leak because then your state will get the fines budgeted for you due to GDPR and other similar laws. The fines will be used to fund the police and the FBI, they will eat more sweet coffee donuts and get fatter and fatter. The police and the FBI don't care what losses you suffer as a result of our attack, and we will help you get rid of all your problems for a modest sum of money. Along with this you should know that it is not necessarily your company that has to pay the ransom and not necessarily from your bank account, it can be done by an unidentified person, such as any philanthropist who loves your company, for example, Elon Musk, so the police will not do anything to you if someone pays the ransom for you. If you're worried that someone will trace your bank transfers, you can easily buy cryptocurrency for cash, thus leaving no digital trail that someone from your company paid our ransom. The police and FBI will not be able to stop lawsuits from your customers for leaking personal and private information. The police and FBI will not protect you from repeated attacks. Paying the ransom to us is much cheaper and more profitable than paying fines and legal fees. >>>>> What are the dangers of leaking your company's data. First of all, you will receive fines from the government such as the GDRP and many others, you can be sued by customers of your firm for leaking information that was confidential. Your leaked data will be used by all the hackers on the planet for various unpleasant things. For example, social engineering, your employees' personal data can be used to re-infiltrate your company. Bank details and passports can be used to create bank accounts and online wallets through which criminal money will be laundered. On another vacation trip, you will have to explain to the FBI where you got millions of dollars worth of stolen cryptocurrency transferred through your accounts on cryptocurrency exchanges. Your personal information could be used to make loans or buy appliances. You would later have to prove in court that it wasn't you who took out the loan and pay off someone else's loan. Your competitors may use the stolen information to steal technology or to improve their processes, your working methods, suppliers, investors, sponsors, employees, it will all be in the public domain. You won't be happy if your competitors lure your employees to other firms offering better wages, will you? Your competitors will use your information against you. For example, look for tax violations in the financial documents or any other violations, so you have to close your firm. According to statistics, two thirds of small and medium-sized companies close within half a year after a data breach. You will have to find and fix the vulnerabilities in your network, work with the customers affected by data leaks. All of these are very costly procedures that can exceed the cost of a ransomware buyout by a factor of hundreds. It's much easier, cheaper and faster to pay us the ransom. Well and most importantly, you will suffer a reputational loss, you have been building your company for many years, and now your reputation will be destroyed. Read more about the GDRP legislation:: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regulation https://gdpr.eu/what-is-gdpr/ https://gdpr-info.eu/ >>>>> Don't go to recovery companies, they are essentially just middlemen who will make money off you and cheat you. We are well aware of cases where recovery companies tell you that the ransom price is 5 million dollars, but in fact they secretly negotiate with us for 1 million dollars, so they earn 4 million dollars from you. If you approached us directly without intermediaries you would pay 5 times less, that is 1 million dollars. >>>> Very important! For those who have cyber insurance against ransomware attacks. Insurance companies require you to keep your insurance information secret, this is to never pay the maximum amount specified in the contract or to pay nothing at all, disrupting negotiations. The insurance company will try to derail negotiations in any way they can so that they can later argue that you will be denied coverage because your insurance does not cover the ransom amount. For example your company is insured for 10 million dollars, while negotiating with your insurance agent about the ransom he will offer us the lowest possible amount, for example 100 thousand dollars, we will refuse the paltry amount and ask for example the amount of 15 million dollars, the insurance agent will never offer us the top threshold of your insurance of 10 million dollars. He will do anything to derail negotiations and refuse to pay us out completely and leave you alone with your problem. If you told us anonymously that your company was insured for $10 million and other important details regarding insurance coverage, we would not demand more than $10 million in correspondence with the insurance agent. That way you would have avoided a leak and decrypted your information. But since the sneaky insurance agent purposely negotiates so as not to pay for the insurance claim, only the insurance company wins in this situation. To avoid all this and get the money on the insurance, be sure to inform us anonymously about the availability and terms of insurance coverage, it benefits both you and us, but it does not benefit the insurance company. Poor multimillionaire insurers will not starve and will not become poorer from the payment of the maximum amount specified in the contract, because everyone knows that the contract is more expensive than money, so let them fulfill the conditions prescribed in your insurance contract, thanks to our interaction. >>>>> If you do not pay the ransom, we will attack your company again in the future.
URLs

http://lockbitapt2d73krlbewgv27tquljgxr33xbwwsp6rkyieto7u4ncead.onion

http://lockbitapt2yfbt7lchxejug47kmqvqqxvvjpqkmevv4l3azl3gy6pyd.onion

http://lockbitapt34kvrip6xojylohhxrwsvpzdffgs5z4pbbsywnzsbdguqd.onion

http://lockbitapt5x4zkjbcqmz6frdhecqqgadevyiwqxukksspnlidyvd7qd.onion

http://lockbitapt6vx57t3eeqjofwgcglmutr3a35nygvokja5uuccip4ykyd.onion

http://lockbitapt72iw55njgnqpymggskg5yp75ry7rirtdg4m7i42artsbqd.onion

http://lockbitaptawjl6udhpd323uehekiyatj6ftcxmkwe5sezs4fqgpjpid.onion

http://lockbitaptbdiajqtplcrigzgdjprwugkkut63nbvy2d5r4w2agyekqd.onion

http://lockbitaptc2iq4atewz2ise62q63wfktyrl4qtwuk5qax262kgtzjqd.onion

http://lockbitapt2d73krlbewgv27tquljgxr33xbwwsp6rkyieto7u4ncead.onion.ly

http://lockbitapt2yfbt7lchxejug47kmqvqqxvvjpqkmevv4l3azl3gy6pyd.onion.ly

http://lockbitapt34kvrip6xojylohhxrwsvpzdffgs5z4pbbsywnzsbdguqd.onion.ly

http://lockbitapt5x4zkjbcqmz6frdhecqqgadevyiwqxukksspnlidyvd7qd.onion.ly

http://lockbitapt6vx57t3eeqjofwgcglmutr3a35nygvokja5uuccip4ykyd.onion.ly

http://lockbitapt72iw55njgnqpymggskg5yp75ry7rirtdg4m7i42artsbqd.onion.ly

http://lockbitaptawjl6udhpd323uehekiyatj6ftcxmkwe5sezs4fqgpjpid.onion.ly

http://lockbitaptbdiajqtplcrigzgdjprwugkkut63nbvy2d5r4w2agyekqd.onion.ly

http://lockbitaptc2iq4atewz2ise62q63wfktyrl4qtwuk5qax262kgtzjqd.onion.ly

https://twitter.com/hashtag/lockbit?f=live

http://lockbitsupuhswh4izvoucoxsbnotkmgq6durg7kficg6u33zfvq3oyd.onion

Extracted

Path

C:\Users\How To Restore Your Files.txt

Family

darkside

Ransom Note
----------- [ Hello! ] -------------> ****BY BABUK LOCKER**** What happend? ---------------------------------------------- Your computers and servers are encrypted, backups are deleted from your network and copied. We use strong encryption algorithms, so you cannot decrypt your data. But you can restore everything by purchasing a special program from us - a universal decoder. This program will restore your entire network. Follow our instructions below and you will recover all your data. If you continue to ignore this for a long time, we will start reporting the hack to mainstream media and posting your data to the dark web. What guarantees? ---------------------------------------------- We value our reputation. If we do not do our work and liabilities, nobody will pay us. This is not in our interests. All our decryption software is perfectly tested and will decrypt your data. We will also provide support in case of problems. We guarantee to decrypt one file for free. How to contact us? ---------------------------------------------- Using EMAIL: 1) Open your mail 2) Write us: [email protected] backup address: [email protected] [email protected] TO SEND TO THE EMAIL ONLY PERSONAL ID!!! YOUR PERSONAL ID, ATTACH IT: beRv79st1xwM9NTHA1NluiebVXTdr4FS0eRnD5W9wMjAqbKQctyvdxbYuZ8e !!! DANGER !!! DO NOT MODIFY or try to RECOVER any files yourself. We WILL NOT be able to RESTORE them. !!! DANGER !!!

Extracted

Path

C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_80\db\Restore-My-Files.txt

Ransom Note
LockBit 2.0 Ransomware Your data are stolen and encrypted The data will be published on TOR website http://lockbitapt6vx57t3eeqjofwgcglmutr3a35nygvokja5uuccip4ykyd.onion and https://bigblog.at if you do not pay the ransom You can contact us and decrypt one file for free on these TOR sites http://lockbitsup4yezcd5enk5unncx3zcy7kw6wllyqmiyhvanjj352jayid.onion http://lockbitsap2oaqhcun3syvbqt6n5nzt7fqosc6jdlmsfleu3ka4k2did.onion OR https://decoding.at Decryption ID: E7A475C8A564BE3A849FC90EBAC903D6
URLs

http://lockbitapt6vx57t3eeqjofwgcglmutr3a35nygvokja5uuccip4ykyd.onion

https://bigblog.at

http://lockbitsup4yezcd5enk5unncx3zcy7kw6wllyqmiyhvanjj352jayid.onion

http://lockbitsap2oaqhcun3syvbqt6n5nzt7fqosc6jdlmsfleu3ka4k2did.onion

https://decoding.at

Extracted

Path

C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\Info.hta

Ransom Note
YOUR FILES ARE ENCRYPTED Don't worry,you can return all your files! If you want to restore them, follow this link: email [email protected] YOUR ID If you have not been answered via the link within 12 hours, write to us by e-mail: [email protected] Attention! Do not rename encrypted files. Do not try to decrypt your data using third party software, it may cause permanent data loss. Decryption of your files with the help of third parties may cause increased price (they add their fee to our) or you can become a victim of a scam.

Extracted

Path

C:\Users\Admin\Documents\Fucking_it.txt

Ransom Note
----> Us Nexus Hackers . Translate your note to any language <---- All of your files have been encrypted Your computer was infected with a ransomware virus. Your files have been encrypted and you won't be able to decrypt them without our help.What can I do to get my files back?You can buy our special decryption software, this software will allow you to recover all of your data and remove the ransomware from your computer.The price for the software is $1,500. Payment can be made in Bitcoin only. How do I pay, where do I get Bitcoin? Purchasing Bitcoin varies from country to country, you are best advised to do a quick google search yourself to find out how to buy Bitcoin. Many of our customers have reported these sites to be fast and reliable: Coinmama - hxxps://www.coinmama.com Bitpanda - hxxps://www.bitpanda.com (Your Systeam Hacked By Us Nexus Hackers White Force) ------- Contact Telegram Group The Virus Upload On Your Mother Board Bios Systeam Or Gpu Bios - (-Warning Dont Reset-Factory You Will Reset Your PC Will Be Crash Burn You Cpu Shell-) Contact ---- Gmail- [email protected] ----- Telegram- https://t.me/usnexushacker ----- Telegram-id Hide Contact Gmail Credit White Hackers -------------------- Cyber Security -------------------- Defance All War ---------------------- Website https://www.propub3r6espa33w.onion Dont Visit The Site Payment informationAmount: 0.3 BTC Bitcoin Wallet: 3LrDFbp6fRqkXE45bLipnrQNg9wMKyTR5S
Wallets

3LrDFbp6fRqkXE45bLipnrQNg9wMKyTR5S

URLs

https://t.me/usnexushacker

https://www.propub3r6espa33w.onion

Targets

    • Target

      01aabfaa4177d8d4953a65e8c0d92df98d5eb9a3b8d557a369301660a252f550.exe

    • Size

      155KB

    • MD5

      7e3b2b10d66955465c12da9f2ab43e36

    • SHA1

      2ee3d7ce4ec3461026e910fdfcf9d18dd43eb380

    • SHA256

      01aabfaa4177d8d4953a65e8c0d92df98d5eb9a3b8d557a369301660a252f550

    • SHA512

      ce37aff2e2aba9d6434454e17bafeebc47e9d86a716fcd9732bc03bf6484c4b6428d43322279b9273c3e5386ce924853d3aebf90178b2fa5009d63e1defd47a0

    • SSDEEP

      3072:l5K/B0toLuSNJilZHQsozTS+SMqqDL2/TrKLOG:lcytw7a1yTS+xqqDL6HKL

    Score
    3/10
    • Target

      01c647838c374e91e8f9fe967fd25235d72264414bb0d5b82c4fbd4151a9717f.exe

    • Size

      79KB

    • MD5

      f9afb31bc17811e5ab4fa406f105b1fe

    • SHA1

      d1a9449dcc8a3aa0c887bce71f128866175f679a

    • SHA256

      01c647838c374e91e8f9fe967fd25235d72264414bb0d5b82c4fbd4151a9717f

    • SHA512

      6feca3dfa221b704208754e67bcdce02a2253961da098b3e376d11217cd00b9f77e42f37f242e1a1f4b759b5fd172c29c9f153fce32eace48e07e802aff40b55

    • SSDEEP

      1536:SX6UhZM4hubesrQLOJgY8ZZP8LHD4XWaNH71dLdG1iiFM2iG2zs4:uhZ5YesrQLOJgY8Zp8LHD4XWaNH71dLI

    • Babuk Locker

      RaaS first seen in 2021 initially called Vasa Locker.

    • DarkSide

      Targeted ransomware first seen in August 2020. Operators steal data to use as leverage.

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Renames multiple (189) files with added filename extension

      This suggests ransomware activity of encrypting all the files on the system.

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      02f5c32fa22fdc43924718b66ff5aec3115f5d0e1d7bb873b1cd2440eee016d6.exe

    • Size

      70KB

    • MD5

      58d6eab3aafd9139a2f1c7606ecd4cef

    • SHA1

      4152a7431b3d5dd8b0f6ad08148cb166315f41e9

    • SHA256

      02f5c32fa22fdc43924718b66ff5aec3115f5d0e1d7bb873b1cd2440eee016d6

    • SHA512

      ae92012d8401c886cb898ac0134db1567aaefb467d04d7afdb4e3e6b390b929dc353467d55b8cce5f3c74c942ac79ce565c172e296468ac44b3d8bd730a52c49

    • SSDEEP

      1536:ZZZZZZZZZZZZZpXzzzzzzzzzzzzADypczUk+lkZJngWMqqU+2bbbAV2/S2OvvdZl:wd5BJHMqqDL2/Ovvdr

    Score
    6/10
    • Adds Run key to start application

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      1a05cba6870798d2e73001bf872e4d579460c380c060fd051f33a703f504b8a3.exe

    • Size

      92KB

    • MD5

      786ce74458720ec55b824586d2e5666d

    • SHA1

      6f62e7fe75a0876939e0dd95d314b83e25e1e395

    • SHA256

      1a05cba6870798d2e73001bf872e4d579460c380c060fd051f33a703f504b8a3

    • SHA512

      083fe6cde08dac05043ecc0fdbc8b26b0764de7f651ad19e96a937bc27de96242f1763b701b308eab7e0b9a8dd88cbc45e9c891de505b5348581acd4e1495c33

    • SSDEEP

      1536:mBwl+KXpsqN5vlwWYyhY9S4A9eAzVbobr+t+NK1GcoDc50cO2tqpbe:Qw+asqN5aW/hL2UVEnHKIcAtcO2tqpb

    • Dharma

      Dharma is a ransomware that uses security software installation to hide malicious activities.

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Renames multiple (317) files with added filename extension

      This suggests ransomware activity of encrypting all the files on the system.

    • Drops startup file

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Adds Run key to start application

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Drops file in System32 directory

    • Target

      1a8f35d0f2b1a11a5b30e6f05ee5c9e93542fc2f559f8e66cf67f2a1b6ccbeb9.exe

    • Size

      92KB

    • MD5

      a23219bddf6b154ca2f5afa89cb2b0c3

    • SHA1

      0d63eb57023770b53b6b31f669a03bbdb7a2465b

    • SHA256

      1a8f35d0f2b1a11a5b30e6f05ee5c9e93542fc2f559f8e66cf67f2a1b6ccbeb9

    • SHA512

      65583cfa9c2d77330e15a5bfce430831b53bf1b018757fa8778618bef44b87b15d20a9bbcd80a1526bb6c582df3b8ff55f0cc7b002c4a1655c3f1ace01d54172

    • SSDEEP

      1536:tBwl+KXpsqN5vlwWYyhY9S4AYgfEHB0tRYn+9jsGGqbg8IIvoBec5wOmh:Hw+asqN5aW/hLmDHyt0KaIvogn

    Score
    1/10
    • Target

      1af797776ec72874e6519962a5cfa3cd64c6061270774f7278755c69333a0813.exe

    • Size

      2.0MB

    • MD5

      fa06e6aadef2365052156f12c92d7b09

    • SHA1

      82de91795547028be327e75cee0fdf082352bfc9

    • SHA256

      1af797776ec72874e6519962a5cfa3cd64c6061270774f7278755c69333a0813

    • SHA512

      1629a2d234c70e7f1f5927b5a816c80b9fb2c995b4b334ff994848d3c7fe1c8797b231c4baaa63ca1e837081e9859c3ca138cd76a1db314c6b98685f5489566e

    • SSDEEP

      24576:a5SndG2iSNjN2w9Os9cRfO/d8mT6c6aVqwPhUMelU+V:aMfJqsgXmgyJPE

    • Chaos

      Ransomware family first seen in June 2021.

    • Chaos Ransomware

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Modifies boot configuration data using bcdedit

    • Deletes backup catalog

      Uses wbadmin.exe to inhibit system recovery.

    • Drops startup file

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Sets desktop wallpaper using registry

    • Target

      1b2b369f31591f5c8cee55fd278c3d8a676b827d35737eb59b4d85e2b5d9be2e.exe

    • Size

      155KB

    • MD5

      f70cabb50328b089d00f82808f7e2563

    • SHA1

      9fd6765c2a42120042dd437fcb4468a448c64725

    • SHA256

      1b2b369f31591f5c8cee55fd278c3d8a676b827d35737eb59b4d85e2b5d9be2e

    • SHA512

      baf5abd87d7267d1b89b9779c2781604bbcdba40afab2fe4e43bd6ddb0500c89f3502a879503d6b0303da2aa169420cbd8e3ca7c85efa8604b127171c6234cec

    • SSDEEP

      3072:S5K/B0toLQSNJwlxwsx89TSdBgjMqqDL2/TOKyRGA:ScytwtLTTSdBgQqqDL6SKNA

    Score
    3/10
    • Target

      1b4a0b685c317d6032beb3e82660bc57e0bf2dfac99e9d3be2cf3bfe78e976db.exe

    • Size

      432KB

    • MD5

      7da83e0a63039ac6aec5b8cbc31d20d6

    • SHA1

      6b1d7db9600cc88922b9a213f7b30f29fe5bc20e

    • SHA256

      1b4a0b685c317d6032beb3e82660bc57e0bf2dfac99e9d3be2cf3bfe78e976db

    • SHA512

      f988d36e9e67b2c8ef70968edd3de817614cf20a3a6041d77c627501186b36b4a6904e51acce876f772f0593975af1d2e50e882ba562a79c24a2ee6e1b5f0ac6

    • SSDEEP

      12288:iKPmrLbovqk0kQkM0k0k40k0k0kikckyk0kgVa:iKPSi

    Score
    3/10
    • Target

      1b4d73a9a7c6d2163e7378c97f01fed223be9daa6acb71c81b11491907473f89.exe

    • Size

      490KB

    • MD5

      2d23c83d6941cf484da19d4367c02df0

    • SHA1

      b63dd1f2e35d8944dee745321643f06037dfe95e

    • SHA256

      1b4d73a9a7c6d2163e7378c97f01fed223be9daa6acb71c81b11491907473f89

    • SHA512

      28a5d2df80e9a1c5eeb65938479b7b96f754feff28244f91304361bd4c238d533f01d37598eedc95c6549c9066c8f15b2ce16262e02ce944dd47ed6e123ef797

    • SSDEEP

      12288:wIOfQgbI1D/Tj7MACdotmELTtqGJouy9JtsmRrTNaTI7rERFUZ1K1s9L01:rt0v4yPpS

    • Chaos

      Ransomware family first seen in June 2021.

    • Chaos Ransomware

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Modifies boot configuration data using bcdedit

    • Deletes backup catalog

      Uses wbadmin.exe to inhibit system recovery.

    • Drops startup file

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Sets desktop wallpaper using registry

    • Target

      1ba8934b2e8a41efed574f3bf16e3d754daf254fcae9ed658d9eca51529fa34d.exe

    • Size

      362KB

    • MD5

      2e81a8097ac6d1902db1f74863b41c39

    • SHA1

      4b3a78491246f78566ec444a1c22226746a53a21

    • SHA256

      1ba8934b2e8a41efed574f3bf16e3d754daf254fcae9ed658d9eca51529fa34d

    • SHA512

      bcf78e32b58e559bc06067aa360630e6ac85cb9b1f120580b93c2c1e3ae051590eb406c8650bee122970d105e3359f27e6f85b2dd60da2c69ea762dc2c600b49

    • SSDEEP

      6144:siW7SDayqQXtokkfP6MyMQZVHewrBtM70H4dy/lrDJYgQ1qUbfc:liwdvmqVxrrlrDygfV

    Score
    1/10
    • Target

      1c2a51daa50a0489a8734d3577b43bcaf78f32ab34a404d2f6026af5ed33cd5b.exe

    • Size

      159KB

    • MD5

      ef577a1a486aa3dba1b0acd46b54d3a6

    • SHA1

      24897bc96bec3126c4a65c96b907fe57bd75359f

    • SHA256

      1c2a51daa50a0489a8734d3577b43bcaf78f32ab34a404d2f6026af5ed33cd5b

    • SHA512

      9aae8575f067614dc9bb64c3d7ac604693500922780ae81a60d7cbcee91c3c12f9e20c7fdaf9a665a58e9c314cd4c185925719bc29ae2b702879d770a2a39e39

    • SSDEEP

      3072:JuJ9OlKolUa1U197bzhVsmftsu3ieOfNqv1wxfs3Q0hU:Jufj0zi1dNVsmftSyyxU3Q0e

    Score
    10/10
    • Lockbit

      Ransomware family with multiple variants released since late 2019.

    • Deletes itself

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Loads dropped DLL

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Sets desktop wallpaper using registry

    • Suspicious use of NtSetInformationThreadHideFromDebugger

    • Target

      1c8bc3890f3f202e459fb87acec4602955697eef3b08c93c15ebb0facb019845.exe

    • Size

      179KB

    • MD5

      c2fea37aa19c947614c20fe2ad3aeef2

    • SHA1

      16834915e3db38b5b954c2099d77bcb700428588

    • SHA256

      1c8bc3890f3f202e459fb87acec4602955697eef3b08c93c15ebb0facb019845

    • SHA512

      e5d86b7d03c3428c59b0d0bc7e57089abc8dc8baf3dd9dde47852c43ede1e48804851cfb3ed018121b78248f8e75ed7049ea8b2d6ed6303df36514a016e98e59

    • SSDEEP

      3072:ZTO/rWaQcrcfX25Qs9jRzj/rvV9Yecqj3:tO/rWayXIFVj/rvV9B

    • Target

      1ce9fa530436fed6a2cc1bab08320ff7b1ebdc8d80545bd298af8260535cdcef.exe

    • Size

      1.2MB

    • MD5

      f645b68f97b49c8d120158e7fd7f1460

    • SHA1

      b8673e2041966ace9d643106ba2aa1e69c3b9cd7

    • SHA256

      1ce9fa530436fed6a2cc1bab08320ff7b1ebdc8d80545bd298af8260535cdcef

    • SHA512

      685594d277c7d09649fa5b3b0d363714f524be0116cdedab92b5f617e41c7a40573055f1d20d85eb629feb9e55d324a06e9e6ed7297a78d179108c4f7e57eb36

    • SSDEEP

      24576:ZBUIKn/vwOXGUXAjCymYZiVtElVIBT2roqnTSSxWeT/BRPOO8xGKUq7:F0dwAYZt6C31WeT5RPOhxzUq7

    Score
    1/10
    • Target

      1d51d46e07d1aaaf34b8b43371bb71aa87812b226341944ab661c286e66de4cd.exe

    • Size

      6.4MB

    • MD5

      356388cdb4f74188812fa44c0aef000b

    • SHA1

      59130f7b2e63422da6f620fa29cc6837903584cb

    • SHA256

      1d51d46e07d1aaaf34b8b43371bb71aa87812b226341944ab661c286e66de4cd

    • SHA512

      11ba99f6a151675408f76f4c02d10a80a60f74d6c4e0ef794043d36237b002cf8ab577421758f16fe678f1f190782aba7adbdf33c87693c379dd18e3176dae83

    • SSDEEP

      98304:f/qPoBhz1aRxcSUDk36SAEdhvxWa9P593R8jHI:f/qPe1Cxcxk3ZAEUadzR8jHI

    • Wannacry

      WannaCry is a ransomware cryptoworm.

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Drops file in System32 directory

    • Target

      1db9ec5678e417eef3d6e080a031c8adfc1fc85127317b952bc33733d93841e0.exe

    • Size

      2.4MB

    • MD5

      84e2bf751724e3b0acc70b67ee1b8e96

    • SHA1

      2e1c9638b022901d67c69ef17c6acd12fd6e493f

    • SHA256

      1db9ec5678e417eef3d6e080a031c8adfc1fc85127317b952bc33733d93841e0

    • SHA512

      56a229897c812cddd7f0b1847cf439f910350aa11138f7165b7c7f697095dfe5ee64e875e4262706c20e7bdbb59a94512386965e83ac9327b0b6967377882aef

    • SSDEEP

      12288:sp4pNfz3ymJnJ8QCFkxCaQTOlPes5Z76k/L/KB8NIpYJTCihq82WFpXKEVFA2MCp:eEtl9mRda12sX7hKB8NIyXbacAfe

    Score
    10/10
    • Modifies WinLogon for persistence

    • Renames multiple (91) files with added filename extension

      This suggests ransomware activity of encrypting all the files on the system.

    • Drops startup file

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Loads dropped DLL

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Drops autorun.inf file

      Malware can abuse Windows Autorun to spread further via attached volumes.

    • Drops file in System32 directory

    • Target

      1dbbed25cf831114c926933b2cff5b4a4760dd95c7618f01cf5b27deec7b1788.exe

    • Size

      92KB

    • MD5

      a3435d1839ded089f36516c52e94f5d3

    • SHA1

      ffa7bf12d73d61c7cd09070f2d680c1b0eec4990

    • SHA256

      1dbbed25cf831114c926933b2cff5b4a4760dd95c7618f01cf5b27deec7b1788

    • SHA512

      b3bf2296104cff14836cac3391cb12ee1ca9055673f2855bee45f552bcaf085053d1504ad5d141620e7f4a50ee407bbd8db2844cb32747cb5631efd2daaccd86

    • SSDEEP

      1536:tBwl+KXpsqN5vlwWYyhY9S4AwGOFr82UvQJwK:Hw+asqN5aW/hLe3rrJw

    Score
    1/10
    • Target

      1de8054e71f00406e617230fc22017bfd66c78b216a57cec085ca6a5cb2f24a1.exe

    • Size

      112KB

    • MD5

      b6cfdefd2ef6bb507cbac8634ec3f6a1

    • SHA1

      583bbf424a7114586dd48fe57be999cbd750ba56

    • SHA256

      1de8054e71f00406e617230fc22017bfd66c78b216a57cec085ca6a5cb2f24a1

    • SHA512

      5b8ea7112f2f5ef2f34ac18b9ce8b3afc0016c4603fe222a02a8fc03e115890bcdb4929db273026aded00aa8a226cd49c2b5cd1279086aea049c13ae7608f5e1

    • SSDEEP

      1536:R2HSDWrKs9S4AZvJHU4mKQvXqWJLsYfgIXE0FtRhSH0SJE3PpgNmKRUM:RjaWP3vQNJLsUE03RA1eP87

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Renames multiple (317) files with added filename extension

      This suggests ransomware activity of encrypting all the files on the system.

    • Drops startup file

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Adds Run key to start application

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Drops file in System32 directory

    • Sets desktop wallpaper using registry

    • Target

      1e56efa7243a1d6456e47a8736751a3e338c837a1f1e27da3ca804544df41fba.exe

    • Size

      16.0MB

    • MD5

      3031071c4a4b9c780bcc794fecf5c62b

    • SHA1

      8249394839971405c3193a47fa8defdd2f7e6945

    • SHA256

      1e56efa7243a1d6456e47a8736751a3e338c837a1f1e27da3ca804544df41fba

    • SHA512

      1233e6bcb7ae1d6f5d3ea5eac7eab0486728a7a588686b5a40560a4759669d308998c76821db106b9fb22e44fb5448ab2b51c7136498e335ac55dc0bfb19d9e5

    • SSDEEP

      3072:S5K/B0toLOSNJvlxwsx89TSdBgjMqqDL2/TOKeHXGl:Scytwb+TTSdBgQqqDL6SKS2

    Score
    1/10
    • Target

      1e754e1c7e081ae1e7701ba45c80ca4156d41d958158384a368047f3a6921044.exe

    • Size

      155KB

    • MD5

      bface344d14f9503aab7e59a99db6124

    • SHA1

      9d4e54f418f78ff7f068aeb80e6fa6dc1ac174d2

    • SHA256

      1e754e1c7e081ae1e7701ba45c80ca4156d41d958158384a368047f3a6921044

    • SHA512

      71406823116eadc26a3ea3c05f6d19aa0f000cd09fd402861bcf827607ae09bce6315e7572cbfca2e897b1c8962f9628cd3f71ce38a9d3156279b354bea6c0b9

    • SSDEEP

      3072:l5K/B0toLQSNJklZHQsozTS+SMqqDL2/TrKG+G:lcytwtQ1yTS+xqqDL6HKS

    Score
    3/10
    • Target

      1e8e39da21c7cf3c81528389a1e8bceac78993bfea33bfccbd0280953b5011bc.exe

    • Size

      564KB

    • MD5

      99cc504910231308cd759c3c0b1a00ac

    • SHA1

      f884e5fcd3da589a0ee6036cb970e704cf511599

    • SHA256

      1e8e39da21c7cf3c81528389a1e8bceac78993bfea33bfccbd0280953b5011bc

    • SHA512

      8f35a7c7d7708f8a04755560e0b672bda1744580b2d62337408cac6c3803ea4aa1c8a8894d57c9cf6aba10600456431956e230db07fe4a974ae337fedc08ea8e

    • SSDEEP

      3072:9Ry5r313/OQi2YcRVm16Pn6h0Hxq1MSp9i2YcRPm16Pn6ckC1jEyE9a5Zt1pDrQs:AJ3XiWm16mW6biym16rtCiym168

    Score
    10/10
    • Chaos

      Ransomware family first seen in June 2021.

    • Chaos Ransomware

    • Target

      1e9e575dd30aa68e8cf8ff04cc591d429cdf1e09c3386e68d4cfb076dc997386.exe

    • Size

      155KB

    • MD5

      7c693f1b689200dfa293bc59c8d2ad9d

    • SHA1

      ab7154a7d8e589bb91d19cb40a971667ff1b47f3

    • SHA256

      1e9e575dd30aa68e8cf8ff04cc591d429cdf1e09c3386e68d4cfb076dc997386

    • SHA512

      03ccde57d1a101508a9e7a55051bdf0869a866085ac1746b54f915883f31c4f371c2f293f068390458ac4b94ccf72bbc5fc9dbdf5e6979cc9276132693739838

    • SSDEEP

      3072:S5K/B0toL1SNJ5lxwsx89TSdBgjMqqDL2/TOKu5G:ScytwogTTSdBgQqqDL6SKd

    Score
    3/10
    • Target

      1eb6de09f5895458aefa5a1e603df84e403d54e00d5a07fa90a23dd850c7b069.exe

    • Size

      17KB

    • MD5

      f956092a030e34b7d7b471383ce7e52a

    • SHA1

      de678ee647b172c134134ce953ad386f6e5e4021

    • SHA256

      1eb6de09f5895458aefa5a1e603df84e403d54e00d5a07fa90a23dd850c7b069

    • SHA512

      a557b4ba5da1c964e04601a1de604becd8957c07000a901c04779d956236c7e40de4332bb9473dc0f87be0c417407da1026594202c8d23ac5c69b9002f6a4c71

    • SSDEEP

      384:1duTZHnVcaI2r4BCTXZhtam11fTgC01p1Xx99zzWMQhW3WMv5:1du9CaxEovcm/BCvXcO5

    Score
    4/10
    • Target

      1f0daca3fc222298b58d0a81333fb6875fbe1b7ab77c98d2c37c3e026a27b7d9.exe

    • Size

      70KB

    • MD5

      4b1923e619b4a9e1f7a64358a1ac2de3

    • SHA1

      fa50e0e19dd1dfedcf5fb23c709c60cb8f78accc

    • SHA256

      1f0daca3fc222298b58d0a81333fb6875fbe1b7ab77c98d2c37c3e026a27b7d9

    • SHA512

      c5b96fbfc6a4f0cf29b200a2d9682f51251ecfcc6ebfe12e04393473c57c82b1d08e474db5322d20069f6aef6223db379d114f92e39e403762ab302313c2a6de

    • SSDEEP

      1536:GZZZZZZZZZZZZpXzzzzzzzzzzzzADypczUk+lkZJngWMqqU+2bbbAV2/S2OvvdZl:1d5BJHMqqDL2/OvvdrH

    Score
    6/10
    • Adds Run key to start application

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      1f0efbc1828ca978f4db5d847ccae5044c27c8efa266a71289f0d824035d44be.exe

    • Size

      178KB

    • MD5

      53bd35774b8d36830b5bee75acf375b2

    • SHA1

      c3a26e55ca87614b1eb94975d73aa39979654322

    • SHA256

      1f0efbc1828ca978f4db5d847ccae5044c27c8efa266a71289f0d824035d44be

    • SHA512

      bcd8e164896972d46ebf325af3d1d10451a897eb3221a8cfc5191023b2b1512034f9945efc2326f21170ce241a46718dda069ce19cce8ecc8af4047cec6346d3

    • SSDEEP

      3072:b5BZ6q9elWNIG+9tv+9q9tBFKfpYnmig3/Vl0hpVervREDLUYwEx4:lBZ6q9Ju3HFKDi3pOeLb4

    Score
    1/10
    • Target

      1fd42d07b4be99e0e503c0ed5af2274312be1b03e01b54a6d89c0eef04257d6e.exe

    • Size

      14.9MB

    • MD5

      97abffeaa7bdfaa81532bd6028498225

    • SHA1

      26ab576a0abf7085ecf6321a311a7b3088ee48ae

    • SHA256

      1fd42d07b4be99e0e503c0ed5af2274312be1b03e01b54a6d89c0eef04257d6e

    • SHA512

      af271b15a4f64ac4965cc75f7531e28d3ea0abc90d16ae4654251a301d1a3a0b10d80b205dc626b8866c976ffacdace74f71711c73ef1240d867aeb09c47cc75

    • SSDEEP

      196608:aMygJ9edfbhSo5Kp8qPKlL8QgYVhqhOM8qTsSqwLM:7XJ9e1wo548qSV5VhKOeTsRwLM

    • Azov

      A wiper seeking only damage, first seen in 2022.

    • Renames multiple (1055) files with added filename extension

      This suggests ransomware activity of encrypting all the files on the system.

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Adds Run key to start application

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Target

      2a02608130d8a74a6f641132c071bed4cf0bf0838dc0f53fcdf807fc851818a1.exe

    • Size

      362KB

    • MD5

      f9951f5e40c21a78a631ab7b4a60ba89

    • SHA1

      5d73c066e1ba881f038c049fbafcb28070b4fe26

    • SHA256

      2a02608130d8a74a6f641132c071bed4cf0bf0838dc0f53fcdf807fc851818a1

    • SHA512

      96a4c3387636971511cc1146fc5e9c9a454a98e3f1cdb52e52127a565171aa4977f041efd15f2eb8f268bf6138c23b0a061025339acb8f66ba5a1f41d3e12024

    • SSDEEP

      6144:UeyWvDVBSuFPRxMmcAk/eP8ph6sy4oV9bisv9tvX4FO/5VdPFMBWQRq+MCS:RyADhzveeP8p89dvn5VdPacbhR

    Score
    1/10
    • Target

      2a05ac3c433bcf896be4cf984b0ea5ea41006f2421cb4a4926d5eaaed6cf37e4.exe

    • Size

      205KB

    • MD5

      5e9e6b90b530260d1f6dd462a9a2fa16

    • SHA1

      3caa6e6d2aed85b9ea046a077a972c2a1718ee7b

    • SHA256

      2a05ac3c433bcf896be4cf984b0ea5ea41006f2421cb4a4926d5eaaed6cf37e4

    • SHA512

      2a0e6f2687e3bbb4158ce7bfc46b1c86794cb23fdbb041d0e5735b0e2674a9b27259edee3044e58202528e72e6c1b2ab6c4f7aeabb193f9d7f48b5bb60211f62

    • SSDEEP

      6144:+B4Fr9NzqHW7V5V9w/UIRZizI1aqebq/lsyp:+B45qHW7nU/pZmiXqy

    • Chaos

      Ransomware family first seen in June 2021.

    • Chaos Ransomware

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Modifies boot configuration data using bcdedit

    • Renames multiple (206) files with added filename extension

      This suggests ransomware activity of encrypting all the files on the system.

    • Deletes backup catalog

      Uses wbadmin.exe to inhibit system recovery.

    • Drops startup file

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Reads user/profile data of web browsers

      Infostealers often target stored browser data, which can include saved credentials etc.

    • Drops desktop.ini file(s)

    • Target

      2a32c844885b05e65769a051dae825aecef887c2c60035e5a20ae42533cc1695.exe

    • Size

      959KB

    • MD5

      2525d5867b27f5ee3949880186c35ed7

    • SHA1

      8fc6dd893d10eb3f4d7c06fda1d3e05a8c7ba8ad

    • SHA256

      2a32c844885b05e65769a051dae825aecef887c2c60035e5a20ae42533cc1695

    • SHA512

      589b76ae5cddff763af93164eb817cf971a3a137a7d3a6ad6ac8c3dfcb703c49c13afb69c00d1984edbfeecc63cdefa4a6b78e1c70f6b65fb057e0e82c526376

    • SSDEEP

      24576:uLjr3s2nScu1i1tz3f++5kRzFxk7rMxNeR1R9qpdRF:Ujrc2So1Ff+B3k796r

    • Lockbit

      Ransomware family with multiple variants released since late 2019.

    • Creates a large amount of network flows

      This may indicate a network scan to discover remotely running services.

    • Deletes shadow copies

      Ransomware often targets backup files to inhibit system recovery.

    • Modifies boot configuration data using bcdedit

    • Adds Run key to start application

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Suspicious use of NtSetInformationThreadHideFromDebugger

    • Target

      2a6c920bfb1259524d8e4e89c5408fd67c6fcfd2803b7a6c6dfbc9b86093a5dc.exe

    • Size

      432KB

    • MD5

      d600d6c7d26ddb9f4aa0f0474aba5cc4

    • SHA1

      a0944d3cef8e03dcb71025c1ab5b6c6bfb638789

    • SHA256

      2a6c920bfb1259524d8e4e89c5408fd67c6fcfd2803b7a6c6dfbc9b86093a5dc

    • SHA512

      888602f9b88bfcd99c56bca2d80541f6bf423f5530983360854a9a5bf27bddf6251f5bf9175705eb2898294898dbd0ad79b354c4c7e4f746f84807308c49f510

    • SSDEEP

      12288:iKPmrLeovqk0kQkM0k0k40k0k0kikckyk0kgVa:iKPSV

    Score
    3/10
    • Target

      2aebddfd22ccb317b35b54e627d0eb05c59e761edbabe2a5029b19e8866e03c8.exe

    • Size

      196KB

    • MD5

      18c062ae3a545ade59842cafe5b17ea8

    • SHA1

      0bf7e78f698eabe7811629e12052493401bc7095

    • SHA256

      2aebddfd22ccb317b35b54e627d0eb05c59e761edbabe2a5029b19e8866e03c8

    • SHA512

      480584079e8cb3a6f8d9010c12348d6969a423c667e8576f6f984d3b4395aff163ef0e2a0cb01785ab8bb0d14d8fe22a5b16f55a0907e489af875fb16324e2ef

    • SSDEEP

      3072:z+PkbTWYtBzNgnbRh6JuB/fnDkjjdqxEIezD91+UB77:6s2cBCbRdB/fnDkjXIuRx7

    Score
    3/10
    • Target

      2b245f773b616b41fc7eb3026a5216e1b792a32ef2e833800e2f3b300b3498bb.exe

    • Size

      2.4MB

    • MD5

      1aaee486a62300dd74c2d236a4945527

    • SHA1

      0a22357d6c3ccf5a3a5dbabf6e7ad874e97c1b46

    • SHA256

      2b245f773b616b41fc7eb3026a5216e1b792a32ef2e833800e2f3b300b3498bb

    • SHA512

      27f681dadcab2646c3e831af145c2faac9b9265a46f3b027f9824519a9ba60912b277b4bfb90aa3d9fe989961667019353af09546bfdd0b850d656323df47643

    • SSDEEP

      12288:sp4pNfz3ymJnJ8QCFkxCaQTOlPes5Z76k/L/KB8NIpYJTCihq82WFpXKEVFA2MCG:eEtl9mRda12sX7hKB8NIyXbacAfh

    Score
    10/10
    • Modifies WinLogon for persistence

    • Renames multiple (91) files with added filename extension

      This suggests ransomware activity of encrypting all the files on the system.

    • Drops startup file

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Loads dropped DLL

    • Enumerates connected drives

      Attempts to read the root path of hard drives other than the default C: drive.

    • Drops autorun.inf file

      Malware can abuse Windows Autorun to spread further via attached volumes.

    • Drops file in System32 directory

    • Target

      2b331aa02af211be4b0491a173e17e09993f5d0a1900271b97b41daae740aeb7.exe

    • Size

      5.0MB

    • MD5

      e868a305cfda3903526adc37daf56e6d

    • SHA1

      11148b1bafb29ffbd30ab3eccc88de9648b756a8

    • SHA256

      2b331aa02af211be4b0491a173e17e09993f5d0a1900271b97b41daae740aeb7

    • SHA512

      bcb38bdb1faf2ef6a112e2f63c06d8423f649939f074228a78ff72f80abe313e9238801a059a3a931523157ac7ce71b52f49cb30fb7de5f4f3125fa7556c7b15

    • SSDEEP

      98304:YDqPoBhz1aRxcSUDk36SAEdhvxWa9P593R8yAVp2:YDqPe1Cxcxk3ZAEUadzR8yc4

    • Wannacry

      WannaCry is a ransomware cryptoworm.

    • Contacts a large (3189) amount of remote hosts

      This may indicate a network scan to discover remotely running services.

    • Executes dropped EXE

    • Creates a large amount of network flows

      This may indicate a network scan to discover remotely running services.

    • Drops file in System32 directory

MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise v15

Tasks

static1

gandcrabchaosmodiloaderlockbitdjvumafiaware666mauivenusblackcatnjrat
Score
10/10

behavioral1

Score
3/10

behavioral2

babukdarksidedefense_evasionexecutionimpactransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral3

persistence
Score
6/10

behavioral4

dharmadefense_evasionexecutionimpactpersistenceransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral5

Score
1/10

behavioral6

chaosdefense_evasionevasionexecutionimpactransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral7

Score
3/10

behavioral8

Score
3/10

behavioral9

chaosdefense_evasionevasionexecutionimpactransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral10

Score
1/10

behavioral11

lockbitransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral12

persistenceransomware
Score
6/10

behavioral13

Score
1/10

behavioral14

wannacryransomwareworm
Score
10/10

behavioral15

persistenceransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral16

Score
1/10

behavioral17

defense_evasionexecutionimpactpersistenceransomwarespywarestealer
Score
9/10

behavioral18

Score
1/10

behavioral19

Score
3/10

behavioral20

chaosransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral21

Score
3/10

behavioral22

Score
4/10

behavioral23

persistence
Score
6/10

behavioral24

Score
1/10

behavioral25

azovpersistenceransomwarespywarestealerwiper
Score
10/10

behavioral26

Score
1/10

behavioral27

chaosdefense_evasionevasionexecutionimpactransomwarespywarestealer
Score
10/10

behavioral28

lockbitdefense_evasiondiscoveryevasionexecutionimpactpersistenceransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral29

Score
3/10

behavioral30

Score
3/10

behavioral31

persistenceransomware
Score
10/10

behavioral32

wannacrydiscoveryransomwareworm
Score
10/10