General
- Target system_processor.exe
- Size 170KB
- Sample250310-lnhpcszrs4
- SHA256 dfab719b8ac43ff2f8a10aea5e04fd4eb273f6cdcea11c610aa68d1c3f6f989d
- MD5 7888aeae64dc6feca0b65fc3ba12ed93
- SHA1 10fe7c277984928ae4d9e033aa19a6c98198b9c0
- SHA512 a857cc95cbdc5f5f68bb244336d5be80df773b22827cfc446b6bc9dd33741a0aa0681b753e65c10bf37a56c69ad1c74f55e44957966484d0d90b30701fe593a4
- SSDEEP 1536:6lwTzNYkKpvh0CWMgB7VIzYn2YxhTpcBsMApZNoJj2010v0s0fqytAkGpV/ITZwM:6CvNtKh+Lv70o010v0s0wReVwqvbIdA
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP
Static task
static1
1 signatures
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
system_processor.exe
Resource
win7-20240729-en
8 signatures
150 seconds
Behavioral task
behavioral2
Sample
system_processor.exe
Resource
win10v2004-20250217-en
10 signatures
150 seconds
Malware Config
Extracted
Path
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C:\Users\Admin\case_id.txt
Ransom Note
- Case ID: C0QAJK ## ⚠️ YOUR FILES HAVE BEEN ENCRYPTED ⚠️ Your important files have been **encrypted** by **[Ransomware Group Name]** using military-grade encryption. This includes all documents, photos, videos, databases, and other critical data. You cannot access them without our decryption key. ### What Happened? We have locked your files with a unique encryption algorithm. Decryption is **impossible** without the corresponding private key. ### How to Recover Your Files? To restore access, you must pay **[Amount] Monero (XMR)** to our secure wallet: 💰 **Payment Amount:** [XMR Amount] 📥 **Monero Wallet Address:** [Monero Address] ### After Payment: 1. Send proof of payment along with your **Case ID** to our email: **[Contact Email]** 2. Our system will verify the transaction. 3. We will provide the **decryption software** and **unique key** to unlock your files. ### IMPORTANT WARNINGS: ⏳ **You have [Countdown Timer] to pay** before the price **doubles**. 🚨 If you fail to pay within **[Final Deadline]**, your files will be **permanently lost**. ❌ Attempting manual recovery or using third-party tools **will corrupt your data**. 🚫 Do not contact authorities—they cannot help you, and failure to comply will result in total data loss. ### How to Pay? 1. Buy **Monero (XMR)** from a cryptocurrency exchange (Binance, Kraken, etc.). 2. Transfer the required amount to our wallet address. 3. Email proof of payment and your **Case ID**, and we will handle the rest. 🔒 **Your files are locked. The choice is yours. Act now before it's too late.**
Extracted
Path
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C:\Users\Admin\case_id.txt
Ransom Note
- Case ID: SPEIFS ## ⚠️ YOUR FILES HAVE BEEN ENCRYPTED ⚠️ Your important files have been **encrypted** by **[Ransomware Group Name]** using military-grade encryption. This includes all documents, photos, videos, databases, and other critical data. You cannot access them without our decryption key. ### What Happened? We have locked your files with a unique encryption algorithm. Decryption is **impossible** without the corresponding private key. ### How to Recover Your Files? To restore access, you must pay **[Amount] Monero (XMR)** to our secure wallet: 💰 **Payment Amount:** [XMR Amount] 📥 **Monero Wallet Address:** [Monero Address] ### After Payment: 1. Send proof of payment along with your **Case ID** to our email: **[Contact Email]** 2. Our system will verify the transaction. 3. We will provide the **decryption software** and **unique key** to unlock your files. ### IMPORTANT WARNINGS: ⏳ **You have [Countdown Timer] to pay** before the price **doubles**. 🚨 If you fail to pay within **[Final Deadline]**, your files will be **permanently lost**. ❌ Attempting manual recovery or using third-party tools **will corrupt your data**. 🚫 Do not contact authorities—they cannot help you, and failure to comply will result in total data loss. ### How to Pay? 1. Buy **Monero (XMR)** from a cryptocurrency exchange (Binance, Kraken, etc.). 2. Transfer the required amount to our wallet address. 3. Email proof of payment and your **Case ID**, and we will handle the rest. 🔒 **Your files are locked. The choice is yours. Act now before it's too late.**
Targets
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- Target system_processor.exe
- Size 170KB
- SHA256 dfab719b8ac43ff2f8a10aea5e04fd4eb273f6cdcea11c610aa68d1c3f6f989d
- MD5 7888aeae64dc6feca0b65fc3ba12ed93
- SHA1 10fe7c277984928ae4d9e033aa19a6c98198b9c0
- SHA512 a857cc95cbdc5f5f68bb244336d5be80df773b22827cfc446b6bc9dd33741a0aa0681b753e65c10bf37a56c69ad1c74f55e44957966484d0d90b30701fe593a4
- SSDEEP 1536:6lwTzNYkKpvh0CWMgB7VIzYn2YxhTpcBsMApZNoJj2010v0s0fqytAkGpV/ITZwM:6CvNtKh+Lv70o010v0s0wReVwqvbIdA
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP
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Renames multiple (786) 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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Credentials from Password Stores: Windows Credential Manager
Suspicious access to Credentials History.
MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise v15
Credential Access
Credentials from Password Stores
2Credentials from Web Browsers
1Windows Credential Manager
1Unsecured Credentials
1Credentials In Files
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