General
- Target 10700ee5caad40e74809921e11b7e3f2330521266c822ca4d21e14b22ef08e1d.exe
- Size 2.6MB
- Sample260430-xdz2facz5k
- SHA256 10700ee5caad40e74809921e11b7e3f2330521266c822ca4d21e14b22ef08e1d
- MD5 ba5fcf36e6747883a1808c7981ba1723
- SHA1 f587477bb3cf58b8cbba2d97b5a4fd83f77177ed
- SHA512 40fdf981933d40664d5d8e1d65ae33ffe9ea8e885b03913fe081dffb7b6e16e1066982cf895ccbb2256481778b60a00dc5dcecb86b2d745f82339263b2ab7cb2
- SSDEEP 49152:dt4bzwh2vZ6b3sETnfR11KxK9KmA55EY:dsAXoE
- TLSH T130C55A17FCA665B7C0AAA23189629143BA617C483F3123D33B90F7382FB67D099B5754
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP TLSH
Score
10/10
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
10700ee5caad40e74809921e11b7e3f2330521266c822ca4d21e14b22ef08e1d.exe
Resource
win10v2004-20260130-en
10 signatures
300 seconds
Malware Config
Extracted
Path
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C:\Recovery\_README_Yurei.txt
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yurei
Ransom Note
- --== Yurei ==-- Dear Management, If you are reading this message, it means that: ├─ Your company’s internal infrastructure has been fully or partially compromised. ├─ All your backups — both virtual and physical — and everything we could access have been completely wiped. └─ Additionally, we have exfiltrated a large amount of your corporate data prior to encryption. We fully understand the damage caused by locking your internal resources. Now, let’s set emotions aside and try to build a constructive dialogue. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ├─ Dealing with us will save you a lot — we have no interest in financially destroying you. ├─ We will thoroughly analyze your finances, bank statements, income, savings, and investments, and present a reasonable demand. ├─ If you have active cyber insurance, let us know — we will guide you on how to properly use it. └─ Dragging out negotiations will only cause the deal to fail. PAYMENT BENEFITS ├─ Paying us saves time, money, and effort — you can be back on track within approximately 24 hours. ├─ Our decryptor works perfectly on all files and systems — you can request a test decryption at any time. └─ Attempting recovery on your own may result in permanent file loss or corruption — in such cases, we won’t be able to help. SECURITY REPORT & EXCLUSIVE INFO ├─ The report and first-hand insights we provide upon agreement are invaluable. └─ No full network audit will reveal the specific vulnerabilities we exploited to access your data and infrastructure. WHAT HAPPENED ├─ Your network infrastructure has been compromised. ├─ Critical data has been exfiltrated. └─ Files have been encrypted. WHAT YOU SHOULD NOT DO ├─ Do NOT rename, modify, or delete encrypted files. ├─ Do NOT shut down your system or run antivirus software — this may cause irreversible damage. └─ Do NOT waste time with data recovery companies — they cannot help you. VALUABLE DATA WE USUALLY STEAL ├─ Databases, legal documents, and personal information ├─ Audit reports, SQL databases ├─ Financial documents: statements, invoices, accounting data ├─ Work files and corporate communications ├─ Any backup solutions └─ Confidential documents TO DO LIST (Best Practices) ├─ Contact us as soon as possible via our live chat (only). ├─ Purchase our decryption tool — there is no other way to recover your data. ├─ Avoid third-party negotiators or recovery services. └─ Do not attempt to use public decryption tools — you risk permanent data loss. RESPONSIBILITY ├─ Violating the terms of this offer will result in: │ - Deletion of your decryption keys │ - Immediate sale or public disclosure of your leaked data │ - Notification of regulatory agencies, competitors, and clients --- **CHAT:** Yurei CHAT: Your Ticket ID: Blog: --- Thank you for your attention. --- **Important Notes:** - Renaming, copying, or moving encrypted files may break the cipher and make decryption impossible. - Using third-party recovery tools can irreversibly damage encrypted files. - Shutting down or restarting the system may cause boot or recovery errors and further damage the encrypted data.
Targets
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- Target 10700ee5caad40e74809921e11b7e3f2330521266c822ca4d21e14b22ef08e1d.exe
- Size 2.6MB
- SHA256 10700ee5caad40e74809921e11b7e3f2330521266c822ca4d21e14b22ef08e1d
- MD5 ba5fcf36e6747883a1808c7981ba1723
- SHA1 f587477bb3cf58b8cbba2d97b5a4fd83f77177ed
- SHA512 40fdf981933d40664d5d8e1d65ae33ffe9ea8e885b03913fe081dffb7b6e16e1066982cf895ccbb2256481778b60a00dc5dcecb86b2d745f82339263b2ab7cb2
- SSDEEP 49152:dt4bzwh2vZ6b3sETnfR11KxK9KmA55EY:dsAXoE
- TLSH T130C55A17FCA665B7C0AAA23189629143BA617C483F3123D33B90F7382FB67D099B5754
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP TLSH
Score10/10-
Renames multiple (191) files with added filename extension
This suggests ransomware activity of encrypting all the files on the system.
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Sets desktop wallpaper using registry