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THREAT ACTOR DISTRIBUTES PYTHON-BASED INFORMATION STEALER USING A FAKE FALCON
SENSOR UPDATE LURE
July 23, 2024
|Counter Adversary Operations |Counter Adversary Operations
SUMMARY
On July 23, 2024, CrowdStrike Intelligence identified a malicious ZIP file
containing a Python-based information stealer now tracked as Connecio. A threat
actor distributed this file days after the July 19, 2024, single content update
for CrowdStrike’s Falcon sensor — which impacted Windows operating systems — was
identified and a fix was deployed. The ZIP file uses the filename CrowdStrike
Falcon.zip in an attempt to masquerade as a Falcon update. CrowdStrike
Intelligence does not currently attribute the analyzed activity to any named
adversary.
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Technical analysis is based on the ZIP archive (SHA256 hash:
5ba542fcfa45d50c0d65dda4dbbd7a28f737a2fc53841ddaab7f68ae1cdf5183) that was
uploaded to a public malware repository on 2024-07-23 12:09 UTC with the
filename CrowdStrike Falcon.zip. This archive contains the files shown in Table
1.
Filename SHA256 Hash Readme.txt
56cbd8ce60f18d4cececfa703a92c0188dd81ed97b4de12e3f120d7ce736225a CrowdStrike
Falcon.exe 21653e267a6c7e4f10064ad2489dba54e04612cc7ce4043b8c8dcaf8b39210d6
Table 1. Archive CrowdStrike Falcon.zip content
The file CrowdStrike Falcon.exe is a self-extracting RAR (SFX) that contains and
executes a Python-compiled executable; this executable contains the Connecio
information stealer.
The text file Readme.txt contains instructions for potential victims to disable
Windows Defender and execute the malicious executable present in the archive
(Figure 1).
Figure 1. Readme.txt content
Upon execution, the malicious file CrowdStrike Falcon.exe unpacks and invokes an
information stealer written in the Python programming language that collects
system information, the system’s external IP address (by making an HTTP GET
request to the URL http[:]//ipinfo[.]io/[]?token=7fb82f5925fe8b), and data from
multiple web browsers.
Then, the information stealer resolves its command-and-control (C2) servers by
making HTTP GET requests to the Pastebin dead-drop URLs shown in Table 2.
Pastebin Dead-Drop URL Description https[:]//pastebin[.]com/FHfj1fYD C2 server
configuration https[:]//pastebin[.]com/HeVWATy1 Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
(SMTP) accounts to exfiltrate collected information via email
https[:]//pastebin[.]com/2diVWcDQ List of cryptocurrency address patterns and
potential replacements; the addresses are likely used for clipboard-hijacking
cryptocurrency theft, as they match cryptocurrency addresses and the malware
uses the Python library pyperclip to control the clipboard1
1 https[:]//pypi[.]org/project/pyperclip/
Table 2. Pastebin dead-drop URLs
RECOMMENDATIONS
These recommendations can be implemented to help protect against the activity
described in this report.
* Only accept updates delivered through CrowdStrike official channels and
adhere to CrowdStrike support teams’ technical guidance
* Train users to avoid executing files from untrusted sources
* Check website certificates on the download page to ensure downloaded software
originates from a legitimate source
* Use browser settings to enable download protection that can issue warnings
regarding potentially harmful websites or downloads
* Block SMTP network connections to unknown servers when not required within
the organization
* Block Pastebin web access when not required within the organization
APPENDIX
YARA RULE
This YARA rule detects common strings for the Connecio information stealer.
rule CrowdStrike_CSA_240846_01 : connecio python stealer
{
meta:
copyright = "(c) 2024 CrowdStrike Inc."
description = "Common strings for Connecio Python stealer"
reports = "CSA-240846"
version = "202407231719"
last_modified = "2024-07-23"
malware_family = "Connecio"
strings:
$ = "C0nn3c+10nz"
$ = "?token="
$ = "ACCOUNT(S) INFO COOKIE"
$ = "Firefox.get_password"
$ = "Brave.get_password"
$ = "Chrome.get_password"
$ = "MACHINE : "
condition:
5 of them
}
FALCON LOGSCALE QUERIES
This Falcon LogScale query detects the activity described in this report.
// Indicators related to CSA-240846
case { in("SHA256HashData",
values=["21653e267a6c7e4f10064ad2489dba54e04612cc7ce4043b8c8dcaf8b39210d6",
"56cbd8ce60f18d4cececfa703a92c0188dd81ed97b4de12e3f120d7ce736225a",
"5ba542fcfa45d50c0d65dda4dbbd7a28f737a2fc53841ddaab7f68ae1cdf5183",
"d7c1be2d0b7d2714ff710676d228ac751c4eba280309e1241a9f7e441299a177"]);
in("DomainName", values=["dshu.xyz", "klaxusonline.com", "mail.dshu.xyz",
"theprofits.online", "web3versecoin.com", "xryptbx.com"]);
in("RemoteAddressIP4", values=["139.99.232.135", "185.255.114.110",
"185.255.114.63"]) } | table([cid, aid, #event_simpleName, ComputerName])
INDICATORS OF COMPROMISE (IOCS)
This table details the IOCs related to the information provided in this report.
Description Value C2 IP addresses 139.99.232[.]135:80
185.255.114[.]110:80185.255.114[.]63:80 SMTP exfiltration-sender accounts
send@dshu[.]xyz
logs@web3versecoin[.]com
logsmaster@xryptbx[.]com
SMTP exfiltration-recipient accounts logs@theprofits[.]online
info2024@klaxusonline[.]com
frank@dshu[.]xyz
6000@xryptbx[.]com
SMTP exfiltration hosts mail.dshu[.]xyz:465
web3versecoin[.]com:465
xryptbx[.]com:465
Table 3. IOCs
MITRE ATT&CK
This table details the MITRE ATT&CK® tactics and techniques described in this
report.
Tactic Technique Observable Execution T1059.006 – Command and Scripting
Interpreter: Python Connecio is written in the Python programming language
T1204.002 – User Execution: Malicious File Connecio lures the user into
executing the malware executable Command and Control T1102.001 – Web Service:
Dead Drop Resolver Connecio uses Pastebin dead-drop URLs to resolve its C2
infrastructure Exfiltration T1048 – Exfiltration Over Alternative Protocol
Connecio exfiltrates information over SMTP
Table 4. Described Connecio activity MITRE ATT&CK mapping
CRYPTOCURRENCY ADDRESSES
The following table includes cryptocurrency addresses obtained from the
dead-drop configuration URL.
Address 0x2DCC92C27C4429B506588012CaC53764780f3e3D
0x6c5E3Ea51B382C49839417dAF3c84E3dA603D12f
0xd23896016eC1Ef2D25Fb8899a4a3a38e0a92F9c1 13KadCbGWS4rzXiAyc7HHW2HDopN59hKa6
17tVNxknYnnkrvY3vN4Tw23fXQdSmn7CDU 1Q4V4c1d6Vmr1Bf9BWejixnF8XnfdY6m4s
bc1qfwx6sase663vranpr7mkf485ypz3nzvtl0xtld
bc1qlneepetqamw7vmfludvrjgnk7tjprzlcy5e293
bc1qr9euay9qsfwsgh2edeqfk0rpw90c9zl9f69kfk
bnb10nf3fc0xtfm6f7xfy6vjejnyq88ha7gjc8hx62
bnb130y4jppcnh2vmwc6u4kkktehswldmrk43l7nah
bnb1xg0dn3lj6ggekxptv4mg7u89uqqu73ezpxkhup
CrnP9VWgegWAFgKYHqsrLhxoWwBykAaHQDkz7A8njtMj DMqCf1f3wCHncDdbHmNZa2AFwyVYDeVSRL
DMX3TTkhnDvB7nbhG3jn85U1bHedVsfgJs Fep17BczJDfVeSHytKmCS1n2MBM5j6BVdVEkcN5H1eXJ
LcxgZpuNmbji8WfWrEpWHKDA41wGcRxJFe LLGtBdhMb7DABq9Q1yDEGUXAvtn4CyPGh7
ltc1qg9k9ren5rmu65l9jy69lt7tqrl60s7u8e6gv9m
qz0zv0l5gqz5f69l8ezpwu8mpfhzv8lwruz5dh2h7p
qz9zwucyjf8jw7yhr3dm85ejslaesrrp9y3qh6x2h9
qzanj5umvjs3h6fjplzxh68lnm3hzl7djq9aky0xwn t1KikBNAhHPWBTvDmzzcoUMJ8CKxo8dm2hF
TAZnA51ca5P2hpcjUwY6eqYvDL9fGzad3M TFhAp8GYQiyYk3xGgDXoNDokDzKZnMoUuT
XiDCvcyAnTKEr6vQn7rjwpjH6tiwhEPPA5 XkarQqC1GGjuF8eQEhWeBifFTz4UyLG7z3
Xy4yi1Qr7UgEh4hSi8dLv7iANecm11MDGM
Table 5. Connecio-related cryptocurrency addresses
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