General
- Target 0d8c7072dcf29e4d5a381b58d2621406d1be21f5f0bd39e88090cb7dd6ce58ec.sh
- Size 843B
- Sample260802-rljrja1thv
- SHA256 0d8c7072dcf29e4d5a381b58d2621406d1be21f5f0bd39e88090cb7dd6ce58ec
- MD5 8ac7e9dd331a4947f62484314e08d26e
- SHA1 fa5141b6a68f75a4a3b2b0259473c77c50b68948
- SHA512 dd58b36c16c1a5335e0fcda06c27de33907dc211613a19b678b012aad7fdf7394bd7d169e5ef550c941c8d371b8c435df7af0a383080840237e4012c7a695a94
- TLSH T111016FE63564AF32B048C266B3647967648CE10423F21798B09A5D76C8DFC84E30AF05
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 TLSH
Static task
static1
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
0d8c7072dcf29e4d5a381b58d2621406d1be21f5f0bd39e88090cb7dd6ce58ec.sh
Resource
ubuntu1804-amd64-20260513-en
Behavioral task
behavioral2
Sample
0d8c7072dcf29e4d5a381b58d2621406d1be21f5f0bd39e88090cb7dd6ce58ec.sh
Resource
debian9-armhf-20260513-en
Behavioral task
behavioral3
Sample
0d8c7072dcf29e4d5a381b58d2621406d1be21f5f0bd39e88090cb7dd6ce58ec.sh
Resource
debian9-mipsbe-20260513-en
Behavioral task
behavioral4
Sample
0d8c7072dcf29e4d5a381b58d2621406d1be21f5f0bd39e88090cb7dd6ce58ec.sh
Resource
debian9-mipsel-20260513-en
Malware Config
Targets
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- Target 0d8c7072dcf29e4d5a381b58d2621406d1be21f5f0bd39e88090cb7dd6ce58ec.sh
- Size 843B
- SHA256 0d8c7072dcf29e4d5a381b58d2621406d1be21f5f0bd39e88090cb7dd6ce58ec
- MD5 8ac7e9dd331a4947f62484314e08d26e
- SHA1 fa5141b6a68f75a4a3b2b0259473c77c50b68948
- SHA512 dd58b36c16c1a5335e0fcda06c27de33907dc211613a19b678b012aad7fdf7394bd7d169e5ef550c941c8d371b8c435df7af0a383080840237e4012c7a695a94
- TLSH T111016FE63564AF32B048C266B3647967648CE10423F21798B09A5D76C8DFC84E30AF05
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 TLSH
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Adds new SSH keys
Linux special file to hold SSH keys. The threat actor may add new keys for further remote access.
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Modifies password files for system users/ groups
Modifies files storing password hashes of existing users/ groups, likely to grant additional privileges.
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File and Directory Permissions Modification
Adversaries may modify file or directory permissions to evade defenses.
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Executes dropped EXE
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Modifies sudoers policy
Writes to /etc/sudoers or a drop-in config, potentially granting passwordless root access to a user or process.
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OS Credential Dumping
Adversaries may attempt to dump credentials to use it in password cracking.
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Checks system information (zLinux)
Check system information on IBM zSystems which indicate if the system is a virtual machine.
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Removes the immutable protection flag from a file
Uses chattr to remove the immutable flag from a file, allowing previously write-protected files to be modified or deleted.
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Writes file to system bin folder
MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise v16
Persistence
Account Manipulation
1SSH Authorized Keys
1Modify Authentication Process
1Pluggable Authentication Modules
1Privilege Escalation
Abuse Elevation Control Mechanism
1Sudo and Sudo Caching
1Account Manipulation
1SSH Authorized Keys
1Defense Evasion
Abuse Elevation Control Mechanism
1Sudo and Sudo Caching
1File and Directory Permissions Modification
2Linux and Mac File and Directory Permissions Modification
2Modify Authentication Process
1Pluggable Authentication Modules
1Virtualization/Sandbox Evasion
2System Checks
2Credential Access
Modify Authentication Process
1Pluggable Authentication Modules
1OS Credential Dumping
1/etc/passwd and /etc/shadow
1