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Analysis Report Share: Analysis Report MAR-10413062-1.V1 TELERIK VULNERABILITY IN U.S. GOVERNMENT IIS SERVER Release Date March 15, 2023 Alert Code AR23-074A NOTIFICATION This report is provided "as is" for informational purposes only. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) does not provide any warranties of any kind regarding any information contained herein. The DHS does not endorse any commercial product or service referenced in this bulletin or otherwise. This document is marked TLP:CLEAR--Disclosure is not limited. Sources may use TLP:CLEAR when information carries minimal or no foreseeable risk of misuse, in accordance with applicable rules and procedures for public release. Subject to standard copyright rules, TLP:CLEAR information may be distributed without restriction. For more information on the Traffic Light Protocol (TLP), see http://www.cisa.gov/tlp. SUMMARY DESCRIPTION CISA received 18 files for analysis from a forensic analysis engagement conducted at a Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) agency. When 11 of the dynamic link library (DLL) files are loaded, the files can read, create, and delete files. If the DLL contains a hardcoded Internet Protocol (IP) address, status messages will be sent to the IP. One DLL file will attempt to collect the target system's Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) connection table, and exfiltrate it to a remote Command and Control server (C2). Five of the files drop and decode a reverse shell utility that can send and receive data and commands. In addition, the files drop and decode an Active Server Pages (ASPX) webshell. Two DLL files are capable of loading and executing payloads. CISA has provided Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) and YARA rules for detection within this Malware Analysis Report (MAR). For more information about this compromise, see Joint Cybersecurity Advisory Threat Actors Exploit Progress Telerik Vulnerability in U.S. Government IIS Server. Download the PDF version of this report: MAR-10413062-1.v1 Telerik Vulnerability in U.S. Government IIS Server (PDF, 3.91 MB ) For a downloadable copy of IOCs, see AA23-074A STIX XML (XML, 30.96 KB ) SUBMITTED FILES (18) 11415ac829c17bd8a9c4cef12c3fbc23095cbb3113c89405e489ead5138384cd (1597974061[.]4531896[.]png) 144492284bcbc0110d34a2b9a44bef90ed0d6cda746df6058b49d3789b0f851d (1666006114[.]5570521[.]txt) 508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370 (xesmartshell[.]tmp) 707d22cacdbd94a3e6dc884242c0565bdf10a0be42990cd7a5497b124474889b (1665130178[.]9134793[.]dll) 72f7d4d3b9d2e406fa781176bd93e8deee0fb1598b67587e1928455b66b73911 (1594142927[.]995679[.]png) 74544d31cbbf003bc33e7099811f62a37110556b6c1a644393fddd0bac753730 (1665131078[.]6907752[.]dll) 78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933 (1596686310[.]434117[.]png) 833e9cf75079ce796ef60fc7039a0b098be4ce8d259ffa53fe2855df110b2e5d (1665128935[.]8063045[.]dll) 853e8388c9a72a7a54129151884da46075d45a5bcd19c37a7857e268137935aa (1667466391[.]0658665[.]dll) 8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505 (1596923477[.]4946315[.]png) a14e2209136dad4f824c6f5986ec5d73d9cc7c86006fd2ceabe34de801062f6b (1665909724[.]4648924[.]dll) b4222cffcdb9fb0eda5aa1703a067021bedd8cf7180cdfc5454d0f07d7eaf18f (1665129315[.]9536858[.]dll) d69ac887ecc2b714b7f5e59e95a4e8ed2466bed753c4ac328931212c46050b35 (1667465147[.]4282858[.]dll) d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2 (SortVistaCompat) dedf082f523dfcb75dee0480a2d8a087e3231f89fa34fcd2b7f74866a7b6608f (1665214140[.]9324195[.]dll) e044bce06ea49d1eed5e1ec59327316481b8339c3b6e1aecfbb516f56d66e913 (1667465048[.]8995082[.]dll) e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a (1596835329[.]5015914[.]png) f5cafe99bccb9d813909876fa536cc980c45687d0f411c5f4b5346dcf6b304e4 (1665132690[.]6040645[.]dll) ADDITIONAL FILES (6) 08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415 (small[.]aspx) 11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad (XEReverseShell[.]exe) 1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2 (xesvrs[.]exe) 5cbba90ba539d4eb6097169b0e9acf40b8c4740a01ddb70c67a8fb1fc3524570 (small[.]txt) 815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f (XEReverseShell[.]exe) a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c (Multi-OS_ReverseShell[.]exe) DOMAINS (3) hivnd[.]com xegroups[.]com xework[.]com IPS (4) 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 144[.]96[.]103[.]245 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 FINDINGS 144492284BCBC0110D34A2B9A44BEF90ED0D6CDA746DF6058B49D3789B0F851D TAGS wiper DETAILS Name 1666006114.5570521.txt Size 12288 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 8e33e1e407fc9ff537b63be3ab78cb40 SHA1 1228a2269610fcd20d6b0cf982b759b4c7612f34 SHA256 144492284bcbc0110d34a2b9a44bef90ed0d6cda746df6058b49d3789b0f851d SHA512 d5b0ee2931ada3f3c51a201433e9b907d4efdbb88fb3825613f6ed16e80be2ddb4d23ccc8ee5d1af14ee13045b6d80f2909d007d016c8cf0436b0462fcb92732 ssdeep 96:/sJBSe0UzgkuQZR39ZoUnXpxs1bc9m4oJ1nbBeFsPW0dfk/QSvlWHaRA3naHrt/y:/ESvLkKUXpxsNcgb9pvRYGsrhUU/HkY Entropy 4.610852 ANTIVIRUS No matches found. YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_04 : wiper compromises_data_availability { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-21" Last_Modified = "20221123_2000" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "compromises-data-availability" Malware_Type = "wiper" Tool_Type = "n/a" Description = "Detect portable executable file that deletes .dll files" MD5 = "8e33e1e407fc9ff537b63be3ab78cb40" SHA256 = "144492284bcbc0110d34a2b9a44bef90ed0d6cda746df6058b49d3789b0f851d" strings: $s1 = { (43 | 63) 3a 5c (57 | 77) (49 | 69) (4e | 6e) (44 | 64) (4f | 6f) (57 | 77) (53 | 73) 5c (54 | 74) (65 | 45) (4d | 6d) (50 | 70) } $s2 = { 43 72 65 61 74 65 54 68 72 65 61 64 } $s3 = { 54 65 6c 65 72 69 69 6b 2e 64 6c 6c } condition: uint16(0) == 0x5a4d and all of ($s*) } * rule CISA_10413062_07 : wiper compromises_data_availability { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-30" Last_Modified = "20221130_1700" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "compromises-data-availability" Malware_Type = "wiper" Tool_Type = "n/a" Description = "Detects managed malware code in C# DLL samples" MD5 = "8e33e1e407fc9ff537b63be3ab78cb40" SHA256 = "144492284bcbc0110d34a2b9a44bef90ed0d6cda746df6058b49d3789b0f851d" strings: $s0 = { 4D 61 69 6E 00 61 72 67 73 00 2E 63 74 6F 72 00 57 72 69 74 65 4C 69 6E 65 } $s1 = { 46 69 6E 64 46 69 72 73 74 46 69 6C 65 41 00 00 90 01 46 69 6E 64 } $s2 = { 43 3A 5C 77 69 6E 64 6F 77 73 5C 74 65 6D 70 } $s3 = { 54 65 6C 65 72 69 69 6B 2E 64 6C 6C } $s4 = { 76 34 2E 30 2E 33 30 33 31 39 } condition: all of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. DESCRIPTION This file is a malicious .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. This DLL deletes files that end in ".dll" from C:\windows\temp. E044BCE06EA49D1EED5E1EC59327316481B8339C3B6E1AECFBB516F56D66E913 TAGS information-stealer DETAILS Name 1667465048.8995082.dll Size 13312 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 f6f47911ac32afd786a765dcb1f26722 SHA1 533bfde3f801f7e1c7b519dcb07e7f21e6546306 SHA256 e044bce06ea49d1eed5e1ec59327316481b8339c3b6e1aecfbb516f56d66e913 SHA512 6cbc2e9114dba4f5ba37dbeec3de5610abfc2a23e2c3d74b5943d88392235fe741dca73bb560bb33e366d2d780708e7b7dc40186c46148b45761bb32034c67ff ssdeep 192:UqLqxAm19p0WSLQs68UbUA+RaYlLWcTU/:zIAkXON6LUAY4cT Entropy 4.929398 ANTIVIRUS No matches found. YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_01 : exfiltrates_data { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-21" Last_Modified = "20221123_2000" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "exfiltrates-data" Malware_Type = "n/a" Tool_Type = "n/a" Description = "Detect portable executable samples that exfiltrate .config data" MD5_1 = "f6f47911ac32afd786a765dcb1f26722" SHA256_1 = "e044bce06ea49d1eed5e1ec59327316481b8339c3b6e1aecfbb516f56d66e913" MD5_2 = "cd6c11f89b392988e0de3ffe048a561b" SHA256_2 = "d69ac887ecc2b714b7f5e59e95a4e8ed2466bed753c4ac328931212c46050b35" strings: $s1 = { (43 | 63) 3a 5c (49 | 69) (4e | 6e) (45 | 65) (54 | 74) (50 | 70) (55 | 75) (62 | 42) 5c (54 | 74) (45 | 65) (4d | 6d) (50 | 70) } $s2 = { (44 | 64) 3a 5c (49 | 69) (4e | 6e) (45 | 65) (54 | 74) (50 | 70) (55 | 75) (62 | 42) 5c (54 | 74) (45 | 65) (4d | 6d) (50 | 70) } $s3 = { (45 | 65) 3a 5c (49 | 69) (4e | 6e) (45 | 65) (54 | 74) (50 | 70) (55 | 75) (62 | 42) 5c (54 | 74) (45 | 65) (4d | 6d) (50 | 70) } $t4 = { 2e 43 4f (4e | 6e) (46 | 66) (69 | 49) (47 | 67) } $t5 = { 2e 43 6f (4e | 6e) (46 | 66) (69 | 49) (47 | 67) } $t6 = { 2e 63 4f (4e | 6e) (46 | 66) (69 | 49) (47 | 67) } $t7 = { 2e 63 6f (4e | 6e) (46 | 66) (69 | 49) (47 | 67) } $s8 = { 70 68 79 73 69 63 61 6c 50 61 74 68 3d } $s9 = { 2f 3e } $s10 = { 34 35 2e 37 } $s11 = { 37 2e 32 31 } $s12 = { 32 2e 31 32 } $s13 = { 43 72 65 61 74 65 54 68 72 65 61 64 } condition: uint16(0) == 0x5a4d and 1 of ($t*) and all of ($s*) } * rule CISA_10413062_06 : exfiltrates_data { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-30" Last_Modified = "20221130_1700" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "exfiltrates-data" Malware_Type = "n/a" Tool_Type = "n/a" Description = "Detects managed malware code in C# DLL samples" MD5 = "f6f47911ac32afd786a765dcb1f26722" SHA256 = "e044bce06ea49d1eed5e1ec59327316481b8339c3b6e1aecfbb516f56d66e913" strings: $s0 = { 4E 65 74 6B 65 6C 2E 64 6C 6C } $s1 = { 76 34 2E 30 2E 33 30 33 31 39 } $s2 = { 70 68 79 73 69 63 61 6C 50 61 74 68 3D } $s3 = { 2E 63 6F 6E 66 69 67 00 2B 5F 2B 5F 2B } $s4 = { 43 3A 5C 69 6E 65 74 70 75 62 5C 74 65 6D 70 } condition: all of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS e044bce06e.... Connected_To 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 DESCRIPTION This file is a malicious .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. Loading this DLL will send "+_+_+" to 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 over port 443. Then, C:\inetpub\temp, D:\inetpub\temp, and E:\inetpub\temp are scanned recursively for files that end in .config. When a .config file is found, the DLL will look for the strings “physicalPath=” and “/>” within the file. If there is data between those two strings, it will be sent to the IP. If there was an error calling CreateFileA, “Errorcode: {Error_Code}” will be sent to the IP. If there was an error calling VirtualAlloc, “VirtualAlloc failed” will be sent to the IP. If there was an error while calling ReadFile, “read file failed” will be sent to the IP. 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 TAGS command-and-control PORTS * 443 TCP WHOIS NetRange: 45[.]76[.]0[.]0 - 45[.]77[.]255[.]255 CIDR: 45[.]76[.]0[.]0/15 NetName: CONSTANT NetHandle: NET-45-76-0-0-1 Parent: NET45 (NET-45-0-0-0-0) NetType: Direct Allocation OriginAS: AS20473 Organization: The Constant Company, LLC (CHOOP-1) RegDate: 2015-04-24 Updated: 2022-09-20 Comment: Geofeed hxxps://geofeed[.]constant[.]com/ Ref: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/ip/45[.]76[.]0[.]0 OrgName: The Constant Company, LLC OrgId: CHOOP-1 Address: 319 Clematis St. Suite 900 City: West Palm Beach StateProv: FL PostalCode: 33401 Country: US RegDate: 2006-10-03 Updated: 2021-03-30 Comment: hxxp://www[.]constant[.]com/ Ref: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/choop-1 OrgNOCHandle: NETWO1159-ARIN OrgNOCName: Network Operations OrgNOCPhone: +1-973-849-0500 OrgNOCEmail: network[@]constant[.]com OrgNOCRef: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/netwo1159-arin OrgAbuseHandle: ABUSE1143-ARIN OrgAbuseName: Abuse Department OrgAbusePhone: +1-973-849-0500 OrgAbuseEmail: abuse[@]constant[.]com OrgAbuseRef: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/abuse1143-arin OrgTechHandle: NETWO1159-ARIN OrgTechName: Network Operations OrgTechPhone: +1-973-849-0500 OrgTechEmail: network[@]constant[.]com OrgTechRef: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/netwo1159-arin NetRange: 45[.]77[.]212[.]0 - 45[.]77[.]213[.]255 CIDR: 45[.]77[.]212[.]0/23 NetName: NET-45-77-212-0-23 NetHandle: NET-45-77-212-0-1 Parent: CONSTANT (NET-45-76-0-0-1) NetType: Reassigned OriginAS: Organization: Vultr Holdings, LLC (VHL-59) RegDate: 2017-11-21 Updated: 2017-11-21 Ref: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/ip/45[.]77[.]212[.]0 OrgName: Vultr Holdings, LLC OrgId: VHL-59 Address: 2001 6th Avenue, Suite 300 Address: 2001 Sixth LLC City: Seattle StateProv: WA PostalCode: 98121 Country: US RegDate: 2015-03-05 Updated: 2015-03-05 Ref: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/vhl-59 OrgAbuseHandle: VULTR-ARIN OrgAbuseName: Vultr Abuse OrgAbusePhone: +1-973-849-0500 OrgAbuseEmail: abuse[@]vultr[.]com OrgAbuseRef: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/vultr-arin OrgTechHandle: VULTR-ARIN OrgTechName: Vultr Abuse OrgTechPhone: +1-973-849-0500 OrgTechEmail: abuse[@]vultr[.]com OrgTechRef: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/vultr-arin RELATIONSHIPS 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 Connected_From e044bce06ea49d1eed5e1ec59327316481b8339c3b6e1aecfbb516f56d66e913 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 Connected_From d69ac887ecc2b714b7f5e59e95a4e8ed2466bed753c4ac328931212c46050b35 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 Connected_From 853e8388c9a72a7a54129151884da46075d45a5bcd19c37a7857e268137935aa 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 Connected_From a14e2209136dad4f824c6f5986ec5d73d9cc7c86006fd2ceabe34de801062f6b DESCRIPTION This IP was utilized by multiple malicious applications in this report as a C2 server. It is utilized by the malware to send status information from commands executed on system, as well as a location to exfiltrate sensitive system and network information. D69AC887ECC2B714B7F5E59E95A4E8ED2466BED753C4AC328931212C46050B35 TAGS information-stealer DETAILS Name 1667465147.4282858.dll Size 13312 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 cd6c11f89b392988e0de3ffe048a561b SHA1 6a2291e077c476d03ffe98b6f3228c82c5b451e4 SHA256 d69ac887ecc2b714b7f5e59e95a4e8ed2466bed753c4ac328931212c46050b35 SHA512 a31374d97f0b4e32d14a839b7e943f2385820cd4174114675fa217b921bbbd92792a829ccef9c4bdbc01efa5d8f654a5684527ada02b415fe5bc04384934086c ssdeep 192:U7LqxAm19p0WSLQs68UbUA+RR6uVLWcTU/:WIAkXON6LUA2IcT Entropy 4.931255 ANTIVIRUS No matches found. YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_01 : exfiltrates_data { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-21" Last_Modified = "20221123_2000" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "exfiltrates-data" Malware_Type = "n/a" Tool_Type = "n/a" Description = "Detect portable executable samples that exfiltrate .config data" MD5_1 = "f6f47911ac32afd786a765dcb1f26722" SHA256_1 = "e044bce06ea49d1eed5e1ec59327316481b8339c3b6e1aecfbb516f56d66e913" MD5_2 = "cd6c11f89b392988e0de3ffe048a561b" SHA256_2 = "d69ac887ecc2b714b7f5e59e95a4e8ed2466bed753c4ac328931212c46050b35" strings: $s1 = { (43 | 63) 3a 5c (49 | 69) (4e | 6e) (45 | 65) (54 | 74) (50 | 70) (55 | 75) (62 | 42) 5c (54 | 74) (45 | 65) (4d | 6d) (50 | 70) } $s2 = { (44 | 64) 3a 5c (49 | 69) (4e | 6e) (45 | 65) (54 | 74) (50 | 70) (55 | 75) (62 | 42) 5c (54 | 74) (45 | 65) (4d | 6d) (50 | 70) } $s3 = { (45 | 65) 3a 5c (49 | 69) (4e | 6e) (45 | 65) (54 | 74) (50 | 70) (55 | 75) (62 | 42) 5c (54 | 74) (45 | 65) (4d | 6d) (50 | 70) } $t4 = { 2e 43 4f (4e | 6e) (46 | 66) (69 | 49) (47 | 67) } $t5 = { 2e 43 6f (4e | 6e) (46 | 66) (69 | 49) (47 | 67) } $t6 = { 2e 63 4f (4e | 6e) (46 | 66) (69 | 49) (47 | 67) } $t7 = { 2e 63 6f (4e | 6e) (46 | 66) (69 | 49) (47 | 67) } $s8 = { 70 68 79 73 69 63 61 6c 50 61 74 68 3d } $s9 = { 2f 3e } $s10 = { 34 35 2e 37 } $s11 = { 37 2e 32 31 } $s12 = { 32 2e 31 32 } $s13 = { 43 72 65 61 74 65 54 68 72 65 61 64 } condition: uint16(0) == 0x5a4d and 1 of ($t*) and all of ($s*) } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS d69ac887ec.... Connected_To 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 DESCRIPTION This file is a malicious .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. The file has the same functionality as "1667465048[.]8995082[.]dll" (e044bce06e...). 853E8388C9A72A7A54129151884DA46075D45A5BCD19C37A7857E268137935AA TAGS information-stealer DETAILS Name 1667466391.0658665.dll Size 12800 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 cece36ea4e328f093517ff68d0ed085c SHA1 02df1d2e88a8317215e34cb248b5a0f7a0af830a SHA256 853e8388c9a72a7a54129151884da46075d45a5bcd19c37a7857e268137935aa SHA512 db34c0e32d87ee1f83d0805edba0af32385e673ded3e4215ae2b4d6e87594192e16def9284604cd88a88a0421a27f14afe0b1a54a40541cfef51e9ad2d1ad25f ssdeep 96:9aIum+vgUGsgUxbCfVYfqAs1eAQ6vCJJ4n6qsPYsCx5lAPRa7U2eOvTyYiiZfPRa:9I8nBUffqAsMu6gxQH2eCkmXNnnUU/l Entropy 4.659841 ANTIVIRUS No matches found. YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_02 : information_stealer information_gathering { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-21" Last_Modified = "20221123_2000" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "n/a" Malware_Type = "n/a" Tool_Type = "information-gathering" Description = "Detect portable executable file that creates and deletes a file" MD5 = "cece36ea4e328f093517ff68d0ed085c" SHA256 = "853e8388c9a72a7a54129151884da46075d45a5bcd19c37a7857e268137935aa" strings: $s1 = { 34 35 2e 37 } $s2 = { 37 2e 32 31 } $s3 = { 32 2e 31 32 } $s4 = { (45 | 65) 3a 5c (57 | 77) (45 | 65) (42 | 62) (53 | 73) (49 | 69) (54 | 74) (45 | 65) (53 | 73) 5c (4d | 6d) (45 | 65) (49 | 69) (53 | 73) 5c } $s5 = { 43 72 65 61 74 65 46 69 6c 65 } $s6 = { 57 72 69 74 65 46 69 6c 65 } $s7 = { 44 65 6c 65 74 65 46 69 6c 65 } $s8 = { 43 72 65 61 74 65 54 68 72 65 61 64 } condition: uint16(0) == 0x5a4d and all of ($s*) } * rule CISA_10413062_08 : information_stealer information_gathering { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-30" Last_Modified = "20221130_1700" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "n/a" Malware_Type = "n/a" Tool_Type = "information-gathering" Description = "Detects managed malware code in C# DLL samples" MD5 = "cece36ea4e328f093517ff68d0ed085c" SHA256 = "853e8388c9a72a7a54129151884da46075d45a5bcd19c37a7857e268137935aa" strings: $s0 = { 43 72 65 61 74 65 46 69 6C 65 20 45 72 72 6F 72 } $s1 = { 57 72 69 74 65 46 69 6C 65 20 45 72 72 6F 72 } $s2 = { 44 65 6C 65 74 65 46 69 6C 65 41 20 66 61 69 6C } $s3 = { 45 3A 5C 77 65 62 73 69 74 65 73 5C 4D 45 49 53 } $s4 = { 76 34 2E 30 2E 33 30 33 31 39 } condition: all of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 853e8388c9.... Connected_To 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 DESCRIPTION This file is a malicious .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. Loading this DLL will send "+_+_+" to 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 over port 443. The DLL will then create E:\websites\<redacted>\ico[.]txt and write “111” to that file. If there was an error creating the file, “CreateFile Error code: {Error_Code}” will be sent to the IP and execution ends. If there was an error writing to the file, “WriteFile Error code: {Error_Code}” will be sent to the IP and execution ends. If there are no errors, “CreateFileA OK” will be sent. The DLL will then delete E:\websites\<redacted>\ico[.]txt. If successful, “DeleteFileA OK” will be sent to the IP. If there was an error “DeleteFileA failed” will be sent to the IP. Analysis indicates the purpose of this application is to provide a remote operator the ability to determine whether or not they can write files to the system's web server directory. This capability will likely allow the operator to determine whether or not they can remotely install a webshell to allow convenient and persistent remote access to the compromised system. SCREENSHOTS Figure 1 - This code illustrates the malware attempting to create a file on the targeted system within the E:\\websites\ directory. This appears to be a test to ensure the remote operator can remotely install web application code onto the target. A14E2209136DAD4F824C6F5986EC5D73D9CC7C86006FD2CEABE34DE801062F6B TAGS trojan DETAILS Name 1665909724.4648924.dll Size 13312 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 bad264a0529cacea56a845bd9d11d55b SHA1 76df69648631be3c6262d6e51f066d397563f097 SHA256 a14e2209136dad4f824c6f5986ec5d73d9cc7c86006fd2ceabe34de801062f6b SHA512 a60338de4fada1967776a8a060cb495140fe6a09291a4ffb3326e72c6c6f2312d5bd68a5e5f63aef8928468fe5f31a4cedf0ec8703781b4e4cb577da1789d005 ssdeep 192:Ub+8o8o9a0ybzz3O8dMFoTaVyiD4TaZNU/4E4:U6NybG8duvVZNZJ Entropy 4.637910 ANTIVIRUS No matches found. YARA RULES No matches found. SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS a14e220913.... Connected_To 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 DESCRIPTION This file is a malicious .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. Static analysis indicates that the primary purpose of this code is to obtain a copy of the targeted system's TCP connection table via the GetTcpTable API, and export it to the malware's remote C2 server 45[.]77[.]212[.]12. The purpose of this application is to allow a remote operator to determine what systems the targeted system currently has an established TCP session with. This capability will allow the operator to more efficiently profile the targeted network. SCREENSHOTS Figure 2 - The malicious binary loading its C2 IP 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 onto the stack. Figure 3 - The malware obtaining a copy of the targeted system's TCP connection table. Analysis indicates the TCP table will be exfiltrated to the remote C2 server. 8A5FC2B8ECB7AC6C0DB76049D7E09470DBC24F1A90026A431285244818866505 TAGS droppertrojan DETAILS Name 1596923477.4946315.png Size 143872 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 7947ce86923d732e6963c79aea757036 SHA1 3489d69540a435df50e9d5d80fb59c3c3a0080b4 SHA256 8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505 SHA512 4f78863442191e255e58a65c01ac5ad85d78a8edfd2b08cfaa74492c9b65ff0caba17267f7f7b9a29bd006a4561e63d0007d7eef6195c65e6d956a2e55f6bb67 ssdeep 3072:C82Xor1heBTboWWziX5HxtBY42UVJhG4k6F:cXorrUbo3ez Entropy 6.242970 ANTIVIRUS Avira HEUR/AGEN.1229794 Bitdefender Gen:Variant.Tedy.146424 Emsisoft Gen:Variant.Tedy.146424 (B) ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.AQS trojan K7 Riskware ( 0040eff71 ) YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_10 : XEReverseShell trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell remote_access communicates_with_C2 exfiltrates_data installs_other_components { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-23" Last_Modified = "20221215_1930" Actor = "n/a" Family = "XEReverseShell" Capabilities = "remote-access communicates-with-C2 exfiltrates-data installs-other-components" Malware_Type = "trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell" Tool_Type = "remote-access" Description = "Detects XEReverseShell samples" MD5_1 = "37e173b932596af62fefc4dc10c8551d" SHA256_1 = "815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f" MD5_2 = "0bcceb4fdfb12db21fdfc3a42b9c4693" SHA256_2 = "508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370" MD5_3 = "42d7b2e1bcf75f9c469afa340f078c86" SHA256_3 = "d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2" MD5_4 = "d85880ad1e87c4266f899eca02207dd4" SHA256_4 = "1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2" MD5_5 = "eaa579d911b8a47eaaea744d59d14708" SHA256_5 = "11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad" MD5_6 = "f968639a4840535a6ecda1cbe3065260" SHA256_6 = "a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c" MD5_7 = "137423d7b7f5a5684a9b1457f46fdfb2" SHA256_7 = "e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a" MD5_8 = "7947ce86923d732e6963c79aea757036" SHA256_8 = "8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505" MD5_9 = "d3cf1d590b2a63ae6070dd0011390f03" SHA256_9 = "78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933" strings: $s1 = { 50 67 42 59 52 56 4a 6c 64 6d 56 79 63 32 56 54 61 47 56 73 } $s2 = { 54 56 71 51 41 41 4d 41 41 41 41 45 41 41 41 } $s3 = { 78 65 73 76 72 73 2e 65 78 65 } $s4 = { 58 45 52 65 76 65 72 73 65 53 68 65 6c 6c } $s5 = { 57 45 56 53 5a 58 5a 6c 63 6e 4e 6c 55 32 } $s6 = { 59 00 32 00 31 00 6b 00 4c 00 6d 00 56 00 34 00 5a 00 51 00 3d 00 3d } condition: 2 of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 8a5fc2b8ec.... Dropped 11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad DESCRIPTION This artifact is a DLL that drops and executes a reverse shell utility. When the DLL is loaded, it will drop an embedded and base64 encoded payload named ‘sortcombat’ into the path C:\Windows\Temp. The program will then invoke the Windows command-line utility certutil[.]exe with the –decode option and write the new file as sortcombat[.]exe into C:\Windows\Temp. Cmd[.]exe is then invoked to execute sortcombat[.]exe. 11D8B9BE14097614DEDD68839C85E3E8FEEC08CDAB675A5E89C5B055A6A68BAD TAGS backdoordecryptordroppertrojan DETAILS Name XEReverseShell.exe Size 10752 bytes Type PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 eaa579d911b8a47eaaea744d59d14708 SHA1 db086131afaec88f4a4daa23973d214d666d39c0 SHA256 11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad SHA512 7b24349db93c8be641268cbbbea5c10ca29d8278817d17f461879afe6aa7ee2919201b422f7cfed3e30c8e1d4792dea10f1e5d656ca4e8360eea1a7f9956afb5 ssdeep 192:sleM/+Kcp/5wep7fJ34R+cOqlY8zury3SFj+et:XKS/zy/7Y8zUy8Vt Entropy 5.003852 Path C:\Windows\Temp ANTIVIRUS AhnLab Trojan/Win.REVSHELL Avira TR/Agent.otyay ESET a variant of MSIL/Agent.CYN trojan IKARUS Trojan.MSIL.Agent K7 Trojan ( 0056c3b91 ) NANOAV Trojan.Win32.Generic.htepmy Trend Micro Trojan.74E45304 Trend Micro HouseCall Trojan.74E45304 VirusBlokAda TScope.Trojan.MSIL Zillya! Trojan.Agent.Win32.1371510 YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_10 : XEReverseShell trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell remote_access communicates_with_C2 exfiltrates_data installs_other_components { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-23" Last_Modified = "20221215_1930" Actor = "n/a" Family = "XEReverseShell" Capabilities = "remote-access communicates-with-C2 exfiltrates-data installs-other-components" Malware_Type = "trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell" Tool_Type = "remote-access" Description = "Detects XEReverseShell samples" MD5_1 = "37e173b932596af62fefc4dc10c8551d" SHA256_1 = "815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f" MD5_2 = "0bcceb4fdfb12db21fdfc3a42b9c4693" SHA256_2 = "508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370" MD5_3 = "42d7b2e1bcf75f9c469afa340f078c86" SHA256_3 = "d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2" MD5_4 = "d85880ad1e87c4266f899eca02207dd4" SHA256_4 = "1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2" MD5_5 = "eaa579d911b8a47eaaea744d59d14708" SHA256_5 = "11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad" MD5_6 = "f968639a4840535a6ecda1cbe3065260" SHA256_6 = "a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c" MD5_7 = "137423d7b7f5a5684a9b1457f46fdfb2" SHA256_7 = "e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a" MD5_8 = "7947ce86923d732e6963c79aea757036" SHA256_8 = "8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505" MD5_9 = "d3cf1d590b2a63ae6070dd0011390f03" SHA256_9 = "78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933" strings: $s1 = { 50 67 42 59 52 56 4a 6c 64 6d 56 79 63 32 56 54 61 47 56 73 } $s2 = { 54 56 71 51 41 41 4d 41 41 41 41 45 41 41 41 } $s3 = { 78 65 73 76 72 73 2e 65 78 65 } $s4 = { 58 45 52 65 76 65 72 73 65 53 68 65 6c 6c } $s5 = { 57 45 56 53 5a 58 5a 6c 63 6e 4e 6c 55 32 } $s6 = { 59 00 32 00 31 00 6b 00 4c 00 6d 00 56 00 34 00 5a 00 51 00 3d 00 3d } condition: 2 of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 11d8b9be14.... Dropped_By 8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505 11d8b9be14.... Downloaded 5cbba90ba539d4eb6097169b0e9acf40b8c4740a01ddb70c67a8fb1fc3524570 11d8b9be14.... Connected_To xework[.]com DESCRIPTION This artifact is a reverse shell utility with the internal name of ‘XEReverseShell[.]exe’ that is dropped by "1596923477[.]4946315[.]png" (8a5fc2b8ec...) into C:\Windows\Temp as sortcombat[.]exe. When this utility is executed it will attempt to connect to the domain xework[.]com to obtain the IP address of the C2 and port number to listen on. If no IP address or port number is obtained the program will terminate. ---Begin HTTP Sessions--- GET /masterip HTTP/1[.]1 Host: xework[.]com Connection: Keep-Alive GET /masterport HTTP/1[.]1 Host: xework[.]com ---End HTTP Sessions--- Upon receipt of the port number, XEReverseShell[.]exe will establish a listener on the port to accept streamed data. The utility is able to read or write streamed data and pass incoming commands to a command shell. The program will check the OS Version of the system to determine what type of command shell is required. For Windows systems it will invoke Y21kLmV4ZQ== (cmd[.]exe), and for Linux it will invoke L2Jpbi9iYXNo (/bin/bash). XEReverseShell collects the path to the web server system files, current username, APP_POOL (IIS Application Pool configuration), ComputerName, OSVersion, Internet IP, Local IP and Reverse Domain. If it cannot identify the Internet IP address or Reverse Domain the utility attempts to connect to api[.]hackertarget[.]com/reverselookup/?q= to identify the IP address or retrieve answer records for the domain. Api[.]hackertarget[.]com is a legitimate website hosted for blue teams and penetration testers. XEReverseShell will send the system data to the C2 in the following format: ---Begin--- WEBSITE PATH ------------------------[ XE ReverseShell ]----------------------- CURRENT USERNAME APP POOL COMPUTER NAME SYSTEM INTERNET IP LOCAL IP REVERSE DOMAIN ---End--- The utility will expect the command ‘xesetshell’ from the C2. If the command is received it will connect to the C2 and download a file called small[.]txt (5cbba90ba5...). Small[.]txt is a base64 encoded webshell that the program decodes as small[.]aspx and places in the path C:\Windows\Temp. If the utility receives the command ‘xequit’ it will sleep for a period of time determined by the adversary. XEWORK[.]COM TAGS command-and-control PORTS * 80 TCP HTTP SESSIONS * GET /masterip HTTP/1[.]1 Host: xework[.]com Connection: Keep-Alive * GET /masterport HTTP/1[.]1 Host: xework[.]com WHOIS Domain Name: XEWORK[.]COM Registry Domain ID: 1568779295_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois[.]godaddy[.]com Registrar URL: hxxp://www[.]godaddy[.]com Updated Date: 2022-09-06T10:32:23Z Creation Date: 2009-09-11T22:17:25Z Registry Expiry Date: 2026-09-11T22:17:25Z Registrar: GoDaddy[.]com, LLC Registrar IANA ID: 146 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse[@]godaddy[.]com Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: 480-624-2505 Domain Status: ok hxxps://icann[.]org/epp#ok Name Server: NS05[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS06[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM DNSSEC: unsigned Domain Name: XEWORK[.]COM Registry Domain ID: 1568779295_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois[.]godaddy[.]com Registrar URL: hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com Updated Date: 2018-03-05T23:44:55Z Creation Date: 2009-09-11T17:17:25Z Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2026-09-11T17:17:25Z Registrar: GoDaddy[.]com, LLC Registrar IANA ID: 146 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse[@]godaddy[.]com Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1[.]4806242505 Domain Status: ok hxxps://icann[.]org/epp#ok Registry Registrant ID: Not Available From Registry Registrant Name: Registration Private Registrant Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC Registrant Street: DomainsByProxy[.]com Registrant Street: 2155 E Warner Rd Registrant City: Tempe Registrant State/Province: Arizona Registrant Postal Code: 85284 Registrant Country: US Registrant Phone: +1[.]4806242599 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: +1[.]4806242598 Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: Select Contact Domain Holder link at hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com/whois/results.aspx?domain=xework.com Registry Admin ID: Not Available From Registry Admin Name: Registration Private Admin Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC Admin Street: DomainsByProxy[.]com Admin Street: 2155 E Warner Rd Admin City: Tempe Admin State/Province: Arizona Admin Postal Code: 85284 Admin Country: US Admin Phone: +1[.]4806242599 Admin Phone Ext: Admin Fax: +1[.]4806242598 Admin Fax Ext: Admin Email: Select Contact Domain Holder link at hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com/whois/results.aspx?domain=xework.com Registry Tech ID: Not Available From Registry Tech Name: Registration Private Tech Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC Tech Street: DomainsByProxy[.]com Tech Street: 2155 E Warner Rd Tech City: Tempe Tech State/Province: Arizona Tech Postal Code: 85284 Tech Country: US Tech Phone: +1[.]4806242599 Tech Phone Ext: Tech Fax: +1[.]4806242598 Tech Fax Ext: Tech Email: Select Contact Domain Holder link at hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com/whois/results.aspx?domain=xework.com Name Server: NS05[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS06[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM DNSSEC: unsigned RELATIONSHIPS xework[.]com Connected_From 11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad xework[.]com Connected_From a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c xework[.]com Resolved_To 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 xework[.]com Resolved_To 144[.]96[.]103[.]245 DESCRIPTION At the time of analysis, the files "XEReverseShell[.]exe" (11d8b9be14...) and "Multi-OS_ReverseShell[.]exe" (a0ab222673...) attempted to connect to this domain. 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 RELATIONSHIPS 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 Resolved_To xegroups[.]com 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 Resolved_To hivnd[.]com 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 Resolved_To xework[.]com DESCRIPTION At the time of analysis, the domains xework[.]com, xegroups[.]com, and hivnd[.]com resolved to this IP address. 144[.]96[.]103[.]245 RELATIONSHIPS 144[.]96[.]103[.]245 Resolved_To xework[.]com DESCRIPTION The domain xework[.]com returned this IP address as the masterip for the reverse shell. 5CBBA90BA539D4EB6097169B0E9ACF40B8C4740A01DDB70C67A8FB1FC3524570 TAGS downloaderuploaderwebshell DETAILS Name small.txt Size 8900 bytes Type ASCII text, with very long lines, with no line terminators MD5 d75ab9cb786b6f125e4cdbc92a73fa21 SHA1 d5cdda25247c3e6f1fd099077fae156ed7bada4f SHA256 5cbba90ba539d4eb6097169b0e9acf40b8c4740a01ddb70c67a8fb1fc3524570 SHA512 b49caa7b6fdbeba5ba8e615e9297bd52e89e2eb9af220a63064fe3479c8ffcafe21f6f446a8acb23073478284bfb8b963e223ff76baa4c1dd95e15f364579ae2 ssdeep 192:xNXm9xavX5N7R9e9WO7tAp1qTzUUCDhI5L6WrG/ht:x1my/5N7R9eO1qTwUei5baJt Entropy 5.730812 Path C:\Windows\Temp ANTIVIRUS No matches found. YARA RULES No matches found. SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 5cbba90ba5.... Related_To 08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415 5cbba90ba5.... Downloaded_By 11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad DESCRIPTION This artifact is a base64 encoded text file that is downloaded by "XEReverseShell[.]exe" (11d8b9be14...) and decoded as small[.]aspx. Then it is placed in the path C:\Windows\Temp. 08375E2D187EE53ED263EE6529645E03EAD1A8E77AFD723A3E0495201452D415 TAGS downloadertrojanuploaderwebshell DETAILS Name small.aspx Size 6674 bytes Type HTML document, ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators MD5 ce8481189008d7f4a685615508110d88 SHA1 2ec08e86c5605c1d5b4b979067148c5e4d334979 SHA256 08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415 SHA512 48e28bbc4b3f852cb050fbc2566eae1f8f4d34d2452c1855f07619f6ecbbaeb1afd5b6279273876653b5f08204a48e56fbf7eb3299973949ccd58cab05ef4611 ssdeep 192:HK9wCk78M7t/H1dRfHWgWOWPlWbDLAMEM26C9tTVUFF:QLw8EfHWgWOWPlW3LcM26C9tTOF Entropy 5.426950 Path C:\Windows\Temp ANTIVIRUS AhnLab WebShell/ASP.Generic.S1358 Avira BDC/ASPShell.G2 ESET ASP/Webshell.IW trojan IKARUS Trojan.ASP.Agent Trend Micro Backdoo.994AB529 Trend Micro HouseCall Backdoo.994AB529 YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_09 : trojan webshell { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-12-05" Last_Modified = "20221215_1930" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "n/a" Malware_Type = "trojan downloader webshell" Tool_Type = "n/a" Description = "Detects ASPX Webshell samples" MD5_1 = "ce8481189008d7f4a685615508110d88" SHA256_1 = "08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415" strings: $s1 = { 50 61 67 65 20 4c 61 6e 67 75 61 67 65 3d 22 43 23 22 } $s2 = { 72 75 6e 61 74 3d 22 73 65 72 76 65 72 22 } $s3 = { 44 72 69 76 65 49 6e 66 6f } $s4 = { 74 78 74 43 6d 64 49 6e } $s5 = { 63 6d 64 55 70 6c 6f 61 64 } $s6 = { 50 61 73 73 54 68 72 6f 75 67 68 } condition: all of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 08375e2d18.... Related_To 5cbba90ba539d4eb6097169b0e9acf40b8c4740a01ddb70c67a8fb1fc3524570 08375e2d18.... Dropped_By 815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f 08375e2d18.... Dropped_By 1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2 08375e2d18.... Dropped_By a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c DESCRIPTION This artifact is an ASPX webshell. The webshell is able to enumerate drives on the system, send, receive and delete files, and also execute incoming commands. The webshell contains an interface for easily browsing for files, directories, or drives on the system. It can sort files by size or MAC time, and allows the user to upload or download files to any directory. 78A926F899320EE6F05AB96F17622FB68E674296689E8649C95F95DADE91E933 TAGS decryptordroppertrojan DETAILS Name 1596686310.434117.png Size 165376 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 d3cf1d590b2a63ae6070dd0011390f03 SHA1 395c45a16e491652b53b845cc3618cfe2c022f09 SHA256 78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933 SHA512 728bce79d8b2c14048a9cebedcf5e3fb671f60d484405746b50de304c5739fb16cb68f6e5099bb0e85b37d7f181881257618617e55a7520eabd8d89f2ffecaa0 ssdeep 3072:gfiiSHmmxCxt1bWWehJoDWN7WJ2UVC+4EWU+/E:MSHmsm1b34VUWU1 Entropy 6.238663 ANTIVIRUS Bitdefender Gen:Variant.Tedy.146424 Emsisoft Gen:Variant.Tedy.146424 (B) ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.AQS trojan YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_10 : XEReverseShell trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell remote_access communicates_with_C2 exfiltrates_data installs_other_components { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-23" Last_Modified = "20221215_1930" Actor = "n/a" Family = "XEReverseShell" Capabilities = "remote-access communicates-with-C2 exfiltrates-data installs-other-components" Malware_Type = "trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell" Tool_Type = "remote-access" Description = "Detects XEReverseShell samples" MD5_1 = "37e173b932596af62fefc4dc10c8551d" SHA256_1 = "815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f" MD5_2 = "0bcceb4fdfb12db21fdfc3a42b9c4693" SHA256_2 = "508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370" MD5_3 = "42d7b2e1bcf75f9c469afa340f078c86" SHA256_3 = "d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2" MD5_4 = "d85880ad1e87c4266f899eca02207dd4" SHA256_4 = "1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2" MD5_5 = "eaa579d911b8a47eaaea744d59d14708" SHA256_5 = "11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad" MD5_6 = "f968639a4840535a6ecda1cbe3065260" SHA256_6 = "a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c" MD5_7 = "137423d7b7f5a5684a9b1457f46fdfb2" SHA256_7 = "e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a" MD5_8 = "7947ce86923d732e6963c79aea757036" SHA256_8 = "8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505" MD5_9 = "d3cf1d590b2a63ae6070dd0011390f03" SHA256_9 = "78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933" strings: $s1 = { 50 67 42 59 52 56 4a 6c 64 6d 56 79 63 32 56 54 61 47 56 73 } $s2 = { 54 56 71 51 41 41 4d 41 41 41 41 45 41 41 41 } $s3 = { 78 65 73 76 72 73 2e 65 78 65 } $s4 = { 58 45 52 65 76 65 72 73 65 53 68 65 6c 6c } $s5 = { 57 45 56 53 5a 58 5a 6c 63 6e 4e 6c 55 32 } &nbsnbsp; $s6 = { 59 00 32 00 31 00 6b 00 4c 00 6d 00 56 00 34 00 5a 00 51 00 3d 00 3d } condition: 2 of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 78a926f899.... Dropped 815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f DESCRIPTION This artifact is a DLL that drops and executes a reverse shell utility. When the DLL is loaded it will drop an embedded and base64 encoded payload named ‘xesmartshell’ (508dd87110...) into the path C:\Windows\Temp. The program will then invoke certutil[.]exe with the –decode option and write the new file as xesvrs[.]exe (1fed0766f5...) into C:\Windows\Temp. Cmd[.]exe is then invoked to execute the reverse shell. 815D262D38A26D5695606D03D5A1A49B9C00915EAD1D8A2C04EB47846100E93F TAGS backdoordecryptordroppertrojan DETAILS Name XEReverseShell.exe Size 26624 bytes Type PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 37e173b932596af62fefc4dc10c8551d SHA1 342e7fe54de2a60bbb82d29af375385d4ba335fe SHA256 815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f SHA512 d4f823e08ee697d2900ca7efcb6edecb3000a140d90cb20e6ef587d8107e249a01771a783863ab155cec87e082ca57ad84da4b54ecac073a15a3b106933cf43c ssdeep 768:jEyUcAiat1Nk8JIN9F76BnwRigRI1n4N:AyszWSEigm4N Entropy 4.348908 Path C:\Windows\Temp ANTIVIRUS Avira HEUR/AGEN.1236126 Bitdefender Gen:Heur.Bodegun.19 Comodo Malware Emsisoft Gen:Heur.Bodegun.19 (B) ESET MSIL/Agent.CYN trojan IKARUS Backdoor.MSIL.Bladabindi K7 Riskware ( 0040eff71 ) McAfee GenericRXLT-TK!37E173B93259 NANOAV Trojan.Win32.Generic.htfhkw VirusBlokAda TScope.Trojan.MSIL Zillya! Trojan.Agent.Win32.1367166 YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_10 : XEReverseShell trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell remote_access communicates_with_C2 exfiltrates_data installs_other_components { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-23" Last_Modified = "20221215_1930" Actor = "n/a" Family = "XEReverseShell" Capabilities = "remote-access communicates-with-C2 exfiltrates-data installs-other-components" Malware_Type = "trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell" Tool_Type = "remote-access" Description = "Detects XEReverseShell samples" MD5_1 = "37e173b932596af62fefc4dc10c8551d" SHA256_1 = "815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f" MD5_2 = "0bcceb4fdfb12db21fdfc3a42b9c4693" SHA256_2 = "508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370" MD5_3 = "42d7b2e1bcf75f9c469afa340f078c86" SHA256_3 = "d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2" MD5_4 = "d85880ad1e87c4266f899eca02207dd4" SHA256_4 = "1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2" MD5_5 = "eaa579d911b8a47eaaea744d59d14708" SHA256_5 = "11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad" MD5_6 = "f968639a4840535a6ecda1cbe3065260" SHA256_6 = "a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c" MD5_7 = "137423d7b7f5a5684a9b1457f46fdfb2" SHA256_7 = "e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a" MD5_8 = "7947ce86923d732e6963c79aea757036" SHA256_8 = "8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505" MD5_9 = "d3cf1d590b2a63ae6070dd0011390f03" SHA256_9 = "78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933" strings: $s1 = { 50 67 42 59 52 56 4a 6c 64 6d 56 79 63 32 56 54 61 47 56 73 } $s2 = { 54 56 71 51 41 41 4d 41 41 41 41 45 41 41 41 } $s3 = { 78 65 73 76 72 73 2e 65 78 65 } $s4 = { 58 45 52 65 76 65 72 73 65 53 68 65 6c 6c } $s5 = { 57 45 56 53 5a 58 5a 6c 63 6e 4e 6c 55 32 } $s6 = { 59 00 32 00 31 00 6b 00 4c 00 6d 00 56 00 34 00 5a 00 51 00 3d 00 3d } condition: 2 of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 815d262d38.... Dropped 08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415 815d262d38.... Dropped_By 78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933 815d262d38.... Connected_To xegroups[.]com DESCRIPTION This artifact is a reverse shell utility named ‘XE ReverseShell[.]exe’ that is dropped and decoded by "1596686310[.]434117[.]png" (78a926f899...). When the utility is executed it will attempt to connect to the domain xegroups[.]com to obtain the IP address of the C2 and port number to listen on. If no IP address or port number is obtained the program will terminate. ---Begin HTTP Session--- GET /masterip HTTP/1[.]1 Host: xegroups[.]com Connection: Keep-Alive GET /masterport HTTP/1[.]1 Host: xegroups[.]com ---End HTTP Session--- Upon receipt of the port number, XE ReverseShell will establish a listener on the port to accept streamed data. The utility is able to read or write streamed data and pass incoming commands to a command shell. The program will check the OS Version of the system to determine what type of command shell is required. For Windows systems it will invoke Y21kLmV4ZQ== (cmd[.]exe), and for Linux it will invoke L2Jpbi9iYXNo (/bin/bash). XE ReverseShell collects the path to the web server system files, current username, APP_POOL (IIS Application Pool configuration), ComputerName, OSVersion, Internet IP, Local IP and Reverse Domain XEReverseShell will send the system data to the C2 in the following format: ---Begin--- ---------------[ XE ReverseShell ]--------------- CURRENT USERNAME APP POOL APP_POOL_CONFIG COMPUTER NAME SYSTEM LOCAL IP ----------------------------------------------------- ---End--- After the listener is set, the utility will execute the ‘setshell’ command that drops an embedded ASPX webshell (08375e2d18...). If the utility receives the command ‘xequit’ it will sleep for a period of time determined by the adversary. XEGROUPS[.]COM TAGS command-and-control PORTS * 443 TCP HTTP SESSIONS * GET /masterip HTTP/1[.]1 Host: xegroups[.]com Connection: Keep-Alive * GET /masterport HTTP/1[.]1 Host: xegroups[.]com Connection: Keep-Alive WHOIS Domain Name: XEGROUPS[.]COM Registry Domain ID: 1688868944_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois[.]godaddy[.]com Registrar URL: hxxp://www[.]godaddy[.]com Updated Date: 2022-09-10T12:19:48Z Creation Date: 2011-11-25T06:06:37Z Registry Expiry Date: 2026-11-25T06:06:37Z Registrar: GoDaddy[.]com, LLC Registrar IANA ID: 146 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse[@]godaddy[.]com Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: 480-624-2505 Domain Status: ok hxxps://icann[.]org/epp#ok Name Server: NS15[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS16[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: PDNS05[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: PDNS06[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM DNSSEC: unsigned Domain Name: XEGROUPS[.]COM Registry Domain ID: 1688868944_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois[.]godaddy[.]com Registrar URL: hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com Updated Date: 2022-03-31T11:16:55Z Creation Date: 2011-11-25T01:06:37Z Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2026-11-25T01:06:37Z Registrar: GoDaddy[.]com, LLC Registrar IANA ID: 146 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse[@]godaddy[.]com Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1[.]4806242505 Domain Status: ok hxxps://icann[.]org/epp#ok Registry Registrant ID: Not Available From Registry Registrant Name: Registration Private Registrant Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC Registrant Street: DomainsByProxy[.]com Registrant Street: 2155 E Warner Rd Registrant City: Tempe Registrant State/Province: Arizona Registrant Postal Code: 85284 Registrant Country: US Registrant Phone: +1[.]4806242599 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: +1[.]4806242598 Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: Select Contact Domain Holder link at hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com/whois/results.aspx?domain=xegroups.com Registry Admin ID: Not Available From Registry Admin Name: Registration Private Admin Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC Admin Street: DomainsByProxy[.]com Admin Street: 2155 E Warner Rd Admin City: Tempe Admin State/Province: Arizona Admin Postal Code: 85284 Admin Country: US Admin Phone: +1[.]4806242599 Admin Phone Ext: Admin Fax: +1[.]4806242598 Admin Fax Ext: Admin Email: Select Contact Domain Holder link at hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com/whois/results.aspx?domain=xegroups.com Registry Tech ID: Not Available From Registry Tech Name: Registration Private Tech Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC Tech Street: DomainsByProxy[.]com Tech Street: 2155 E Warner Rd Tech City: Tempe Tech State/Province: Arizona Tech Postal Code: 85284 Tech Country: US Tech Phone: +1[.]4806242599 Tech Phone Ext: Tech Fax: +1[.]4806242598 Tech Fax Ext: Tech Email: Select Contact Domain Holder link at hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com/whois/results.aspx?domain=xegroups.com Name Server: NS15[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS16[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: PDNS05[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: PDNS06[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM DNSSEC: unsigned RELATIONSHIPS xegroups[.]com Resolved_To 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 xegroups[.]com Connected_From 815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f xegroups[.]com Connected_From 1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2 DESCRIPTION At the time of analysis, the files "XEReverseShell[.]exe" (815d262d38...) and "Multi-OS_ReverseShell[.]exe" (1fed0766f56...) attempted to connect to this domain. 508DD87110CB5BF5D156A13C2430C215035DB216F20F546E4ACEC476E8D55370 TAGS backdoordecryptordownloaderdropperloadertrojan DETAILS Name xesmartshell.tmp Size 35499 bytes Type ASCII text, with very long lines, with no line terminators MD5 0bcceb4fdfb12db21fdfc3a42b9c4693 SHA1 f57d14e291eba19ce484ec4702a7e1f67eaeb7a0 SHA256 508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370 SHA512 0734d29669a988680e1fedade894d541e37b301460761e247acaa77265d694c441dbff5dca3c7603a77384a969fdd45e375040c582f2de7479fbbcb105a52e20 ssdeep 768:lcK0h28/Z2uPn9V+58vQK9Pu605OF18oukmsuH9wuHE2suSxFuPR22p1Ek:lc8k2Y9VN9Pj0UF101Ek Entropy 4.370109 Path C:\Windows\Temp ANTIVIRUS Bitdefender Gen:Heur.Bodegun.19 Emsisoft Gen:Heur.Bodegun.19 (B) IKARUS Trojan-Downloader.MSIL.Agent YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_10 : XEReverseShell trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell remote_access communicates_with_C2 exfiltrates_data installs_other_components { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-23" Last_Modified = "20221215_1930" Actor = "n/a" Family = "XEReverseShell" Capabilities = "remote-access communicates-with-C2 exfiltrates-data installs-other-components" Malware_Type = "trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell" Tool_Type = "remote-access" Description = "Detects XEReverseShell samples" MD5_1 = "37e173b932596af62fefc4dc10c8551d" SHA256_1 = "815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f" MD5_2 = "0bcceb4fdfb12db21fdfc3a42b9c4693" SHA256_2 = "508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370" MD5_3 = "42d7b2e1bcf75f9c469afa340f078c86" SHA256_3 = "d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2" MD5_4 = "d85880ad1e87c4266f899eca02207dd4" SHA256_4 = "1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2" MD5_5 = "eaa579d911b8a47eaaea744d59d14708" SHA256_5 = "11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad" MD5_6 = "f968639a4840535a6ecda1cbe3065260" SHA256_6 = "a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c" MD5_7 = "137423d7b7f5a5684a9b1457f46fdfb2" SHA256_7 = "e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a" MD5_8 = "7947ce86923d732e6963c79aea757036" SHA256_8 = "8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505" MD5_9 = "d3cf1d590b2a63ae6070dd0011390f03" SHA256_9 = "78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933" strings: $s1 = { 50 67 42 59 52 56 4a 6c 64 6d 56 79 63 32 56 54 61 47 56 73 } $s2 = { 54 56 71 51 41 41 4d 41 41 41 41 45 41 41 41 } $s3 = { 78 65 73 76 72 73 2e 65 78 65 } $s4 = { 58 45 52 65 76 65 72 73 65 53 68 65 6c 6c } $s5 = { 57 45 56 53 5a 58 5a 6c 63 6e 4e 6c 55 32 } $s6 = { 59 00 32 00 31 00 6b 00 4c 00 6d 00 56 00 34 00 5a 00 51 00 3d 00 3d } condition: 2 of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 508dd87110.... Related_To 1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2 DESCRIPTION This artifact is a base64 encoded file. The file will be decoded using the command-line utility certutil[.]exe and executed as xesvrs[.]exe (1fed0766f5...). 1FED0766F564DC05A119BC7FA0B6670F0DA23504E23ECE94A5AE27787B674CD2 TAGS backdoordecryptordroppertrojan DETAILS Name xesvrs.exe Size 30719 bytes Type PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 d85880ad1e87c4266f899eca02207dd4 SHA1 a7fc982d1fc30548cbe43cf643be22a31323f23b SHA256 1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2 SHA512 a16333b864b1ec58db6e3a8bc18c9aa4c09ad71fcbe68054c0bfb6a0c41584750962388b153d72bcb238c2b6d7e14bc5b39af896fecc61ce646443e12369a24e ssdeep 768:jEyUcAiat1Nk8JIN9F76BnwRigRI1n4Nkn:AyszWSEigm4N+ Entropy 4.381223 Path C:\Windows\Temp ANTIVIRUS Avira HEUR/AGEN.1236126 Bitdefender Gen:Heur.Bodegun.19 Emsisoft Gen:Heur.Bodegun.19 (B) ESET MSIL/Agent.CYN trojan K7 Riskware ( 0040eff71 ) McAfee GenericRXLT-TK!D85880AD1E87 VirusBlokAda TScope.Trojan.MSIL YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_10 : XEReverseShell trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell remote_access communicates_with_C2 exfiltrates_data installs_other_components { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-23" Last_Modified = "20221215_1930" Actor = "n/a" Family = "XEReverseShell" Capabilities = "remote-access communicates-with-C2 exfiltrates-data installs-other-components" Malware_Type = "trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell" Tool_Type = "remote-access" Description = "Detects XEReverseShell samples" MD5_1 = "37e173b932596af62fefc4dc10c8551d" SHA256_1 = "815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f" MD5_2 = "0bcceb4fdfb12db21fdfc3a42b9c4693" SHA256_2 = "508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370" MD5_3 = "42d7b2e1bcf75f9c469afa340f078c86" SHA256_3 = "d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2" MD5_4 = "d85880ad1e87c4266f899eca02207dd4" SHA256_4 = "1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2" MD5_5 = "eaa579d911b8a47eaaea744d59d14708" SHA256_5 = "11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad" MD5_6 = "f968639a4840535a6ecda1cbe3065260" SHA256_6 = "a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c" MD5_7 = "137423d7b7f5a5684a9b1457f46fdfb2" SHA256_7 = "e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a" MD5_8 = "7947ce86923d732e6963c79aea757036" SHA256_8 = "8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505" MD5_9 = "d3cf1d590b2a63ae6070dd0011390f03" SHA256_9 = "78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933" strings: $s1 = { 50 67 42 59 52 56 4a 6c 64 6d 56 79 63 32 56 54 61 47 56 73 } $s2 = { 54 56 71 51 41 41 4d 41 41 41 41 45 41 41 41 } $s3 = { 78 65 73 76 72 73 2e 65 78 65 } $s4 = { 58 45 52 65 76 65 72 73 65 53 68 65 6c 6c } $s5 = { 57 45 56 53 5a 58 5a 6c 63 6e 4e 6c 55 32 } $s6 = { 59 00 32 00 31 00 6b 00 4c 00 6d 00 56 00 34 00 5a 00 51 00 3d 00 3d } condition: 2 of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 1fed0766f5.... Dropped 08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415 1fed0766f5.... Related_To 508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370 1fed0766f5.... Related_To d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2 1fed0766f5.... Connected_To xegroups[.]com DESCRIPTION This artifact is a reverse shell utility named ‘Multi-OS ReverseShell[.]exe’ that is decoded from xesmartshell[.]tmp (508dd87110...). When the utility is executed it will attempt to connect to the domain xegroups[.]com using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to obtain the IP address of the C2 and port number to listen on. If no IP address or port number is obtained the program will terminate. Upon receipt of the port number, Multi-OS ReverseShell will establish a listener on the port to accept streamed data. If a port number is not returned, the program will listen on TCP 3979 by default. The utility is able to read or write streamed data and pass incoming commands to a command shell. The program will check the OS Version of the system to determine what type of command shell is required. For Windows systems it will invoke Y21kLmV4ZQ== (cmd[.]exe), and for Linux it will invoke L2Jpbi9iYXNo (/bin/bash). Multi-OS ReverseShell collects the path to the web server system files, current username, APP_POOL (IIS Application Pool configuration), ComputerName, OSVersion, Internet IP, Local IP and Reverse Domain XEReverseShell will send the system data to the C2 in the following format: ---Begin--- ---[ X ReverseShell ]--- CURRENT USERNAME APP POOL APP_POOL_CONFIG COMPUTER NAME SYSTEM LOCAL IP ----------------------------- ---End--- After the listener is set, the utility will execute the ‘setshell’ command that drops an embedded ASPX webshell (08375e2d18...). If the utility receives the command ‘xequit’ it will sleep for a period of time determined by the adversary. E45AD91F12188A7C3D4891B70E1EE87A3F23EB981804EA72CD23F1D5E331FF5A TAGS decryptordroppertrojan DETAILS Name 1596835329.5015914.png Size 165888 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 137423d7b7f5a5684a9b1457f46fdfb2 SHA1 679a6b4b7fa0978e38b327e318059c26b883b064 SHA256 e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a SHA512 d56ed37959b6ea37d0f2e58d6f1f61b7b85fa593d1228a402c9798c945e52432008c7a897a6b8e40bfd33fae22df34db93ce46a83f728675e109d828bc1cb995 ssdeep 3072:orofuzXob2OYWWibJXDYipzo2UVX+pnn/quS/eSzYU:FfuzXZOY3aSinn/quS/eSz Entropy 6.244787 ANTIVIRUS Bitdefender Gen:Variant.Tedy.146424 Emsisoft Gen:Variant.Tedy.146424 (B) ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.AQS trojan K7 Trojan ( 0058b2b81 ) McAfee RDN/Generic Exploit Zillya! Trojan.Agent.Win64.22713 YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_10 : XEReverseShell trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell remote_access communicates_with_C2 exfiltrates_data installs_other_components { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-23" Last_Modified = "20221215_1930" Actor = "n/a" Family = "XEReverseShell" Capabilities = "remote-access communicates-with-C2 exfiltrates-data installs-other-components" Malware_Type = "trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell" Tool_Type = "remote-access" Description = "Detects XEReverseShell samples" MD5_1 = "37e173b932596af62fefc4dc10c8551d" SHA256_1 = "815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f" MD5_2 = "0bcceb4fdfb12db21fdfc3a42b9c4693" SHA256_2 = "508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370" MD5_3 = "42d7b2e1bcf75f9c469afa340f078c86" SHA256_3 = "d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2" MD5_4 = "d85880ad1e87c4266f899eca02207dd4" SHA256_4 = "1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2" MD5_5 = "eaa579d911b8a47eaaea744d59d14708" SHA256_5 = "11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad" MD5_6 = "f968639a4840535a6ecda1cbe3065260" SHA256_6 = "a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c" MD5_7 = "137423d7b7f5a5684a9b1457f46fdfb2" SHA256_7 = "e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a" MD5_8 = "7947ce86923d732e6963c79aea757036" SHA256_8 = "8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505" MD5_9 = "d3cf1d590b2a63ae6070dd0011390f03" SHA256_9 = "78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933" strings: $s1 = { 50 67 42 59 52 56 4a 6c 64 6d 56 79 63 32 56 54 61 47 56 73 } $s2 = { 54 56 71 51 41 41 4d 41 41 41 41 45 41 41 41 } $s3 = { 78 65 73 76 72 73 2e 65 78 65 } $s4 = { 58 45 52 65 76 65 72 73 65 53 68 65 6c 6c } $s5 = { 57 45 56 53 5a 58 5a 6c 63 6e 4e 6c 55 32 } $s6 = { 59 00 32 00 31 00 6b 00 4c 00 6d 00 56 00 34 00 5a 00 51 00 3d 00 3d } condition: 2 of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS e45ad91f12.... Related_To d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2 e45ad91f12.... Dropped a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c DESCRIPTION This artifact is a DLL that drops and executes a reverse shell utility. When the DLL is loaded it will drop an embedded and base64 encoded payload named ‘SortVistaCompat’ (d9273a16f9...) into the path C:\Windows\Temp. The program will then invoke the command-line utility certutil[.]exe with the –decode option and write the new file as xesvrs[.]exe (1fed0766f5...) into C:\Windows\Temp. Cmd[.]exe is then invoked to execute the dropped file. D9273A16F979ADEE1AFB6E55697D3B7AB42FD75051786F8C67A6BAF46C4C19C2 TAGS backdoordroppertrojan DETAILS Name SortVistaCompat Size 36183 bytes Type ASCII text, with very long lines, with no line terminators MD5 42d7b2e1bcf75f9c469afa340f078c86 SHA1 490a804022bcf79688422821df6012c429cec391 SHA256 d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2 SHA512 127f3a7d8a74d6dcbb400313d305ac228be42a55a07c17af4d1243e6797b3059bde5590953616f8715a9fa1ec11ebfa94de9d7413c14c9c6d6b0a5d5b65dc091 ssdeep 768:7inoJ6DKT4LxIgO2xl7wZLLbuM33kIBn37/vSHpaTNu8ETudlSCusxJ5caWYGx3c:OnoJe+gO2xJKuMnkCnz6HUTCJSTJ Entropy 4.388474 Path C:\Windows\Temp ANTIVIRUS Bitdefender Gen:Heur.Bodegun.19 Comodo Malware Emsisoft Gen:Heur.Bodegun.19 (B) IKARUS Trojan.MSIL.Agent NANOAV Trojan.Win32.Generic.hthjis YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_10 : XEReverseShell trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell remote_access communicates_with_C2 exfiltrates_data installs_other_components { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-23" Last_Modified = "20221215_1930" Actor = "n/a" Family = "XEReverseShell" Capabilities = "remote-access communicates-with-C2 exfiltrates-data installs-other-components" Malware_Type = "trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell" Tool_Type = "remote-access" Description = "Detects XEReverseShell samples" MD5_1 = "37e173b932596af62fefc4dc10c8551d" SHA256_1 = "815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f" MD5_2 = "0bcceb4fdfb12db21fdfc3a42b9c4693" SHA256_2 = "508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370" MD5_3 = "42d7b2e1bcf75f9c469afa340f078c86" SHA256_3 = "d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2" MD5_4 = "d85880ad1e87c4266f899eca02207dd4" SHA256_4 = "1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2" MD5_5 = "eaa579d911b8a47eaaea744d59d14708" SHA256_5 = "11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad" MD5_6 = "f968639a4840535a6ecda1cbe3065260" SHA256_6 = "a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c" MD5_7 = "137423d7b7f5a5684a9b1457f46fdfb2" SHA256_7 = "e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a" MD5_8 = "7947ce86923d732e6963c79aea757036" SHA256_8 = "8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505" MD5_9 = "d3cf1d590b2a63ae6070dd0011390f03" SHA256_9 = "78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933" strings: $s1 = { 50 67 42 59 52 56 4a 6c 64 6d 56 79 63 32 56 54 61 47 56 73 } $s2 = { 54 56 71 51 41 41 4d 41 41 41 41 45 41 41 41 } $s3 = { 78 65 73 76 72 73 2e 65 78 65 } $s4 = { 58 45 52 65 76 65 72 73 65 53 68 65 6c 6c } $s5 = { 57 45 56 53 5a 58 5a 6c 63 6e 4e 6c 55 32 } $s6 = { 59 00 32 00 31 00 6b 00 4c 00 6d 00 56 00 34 00 5a 00 51 00 3d 00 3d } condition: 2 of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS d9273a16f9.... Related_To 1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2 d9273a16f9.... Related_To e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a DESCRIPTION This artifact is a base64 encoded file. The file will be decoded using the command-line utility certutil[.]exe and executed as xesvrs[.]exe (1fed0766f5...). A0AB222673D35D750A0290DB1B0CE890B9D40C2AB67BFEBB62E1A006E9F2479C TAGS backdoordecryptordroppertrojan DETAILS Name Multi-OS_ReverseShell.exe Size 27136 bytes Type PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 f968639a4840535a6ecda1cbe3065260 SHA1 7d6a87fa147d36ec7c46fddbb42ba7665f502207 SHA256 a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c SHA512 80a5b1054a7efc7fd7a98a3b13ec13d806f9c7a421f61300812799a87a9f4f96059db54a9318b382d4a4f71364944e2bb1a45af946b1965f056f6a4bad37c6d1 ssdeep 768:zwEtSNcAiat1Nk8JIN9F76BnwRigRI1terN:zfA/zWSEig1rN Entropy 4.404027 Path C:\Windows\Temp ANTIVIRUS Avira HEUR/AGEN.1236126 Bitdefender Gen:Heur.Bodegun.19 Emsisoft Gen:Heur.Bodegun.19 (B) ESET a variant of MSIL/Agent.CYN trojan IKARUS Backdoor.MSIL.Bladabindi K7 Riskware ( 0040eff71 ) McAfee GenericRXLT-TK!F968639A4840 NANOAV Trojan.Win32.Generic.hthjis Trend Micro Backdoo.52B82A20 Trend Micro HouseCall Backdoo.52B82A20 VirusBlokAda TScope.Trojan.MSIL Zillya! Trojan.Agent.Win32.1371723 YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_10 : XEReverseShell trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell remote_access communicates_with_C2 exfiltrates_data installs_other_components { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-11-23" Last_Modified = "20221215_1930" Actor = "n/a" Family = "XEReverseShell" Capabilities = "remote-access communicates-with-C2 exfiltrates-data installs-other-components" Malware_Type = "trojan backdoor downloader dropper webshell" Tool_Type = "remote-access" Description = "Detects XEReverseShell samples" MD5_1 = "37e173b932596af62fefc4dc10c8551d" SHA256_1 = "815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f" MD5_2 = "0bcceb4fdfb12db21fdfc3a42b9c4693" SHA256_2 = "508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370" MD5_3 = "42d7b2e1bcf75f9c469afa340f078c86" SHA256_3 = "d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2" MD5_4 = "d85880ad1e87c4266f899eca02207dd4" SHA256_4 = "1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2" MD5_5 = "eaa579d911b8a47eaaea744d59d14708" SHA256_5 = "11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad" MD5_6 = "f968639a4840535a6ecda1cbe3065260" SHA256_6 = "a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c" MD5_7 = "137423d7b7f5a5684a9b1457f46fdfb2" SHA256_7 = "e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a" MD5_8 = "7947ce86923d732e6963c79aea757036" SHA256_8 = "8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505" MD5_9 = "d3cf1d590b2a63ae6070dd0011390f03" SHA256_9 = "78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933" strings: $s1 = { 50 67 42 59 52 56 4a 6c 64 6d 56 79 63 32 56 54 61 47 56 73 } $s2 = { 54 56 71 51 41 41 4d 41 41 41 41 45 41 41 41 } $s3 = { 78 65 73 76 72 73 2e 65 78 65 } $s4 = { 58 45 52 65 76 65 72 73 65 53 68 65 6c 6c } $s5 = { 57 45 56 53 5a 58 5a 6c 63 6e 4e 6c 55 32 } $s6 = { 59 00 32 00 31 00 6b 00 4c 00 6d 00 56 00 34 00 5a 00 51 00 3d 00 3d } condition: 2 of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS a0ab222673.... Dropped 08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415 a0ab222673.... Dropped_By e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a a0ab222673.... Connected_To xework[.]com DESCRIPTION This artifact is a reverse shell utility named ‘XEReverseShell[.]exe’ that is dropped by "1596835329[.]5015914[.]png" (e45ad91f12...) into C:\Windows\Temp as xesvrs[.]exe. When the utility is executed it will attempt to connect to the domain xework[.]com to obtain the IP address of the C2 and port number to listen on. If no IP address or port number is obtained the program will terminate. ---Begin HTTP Sessions--- GET /masterip HTTP/1[.]1 Host: xework[.]com Connection: Keep-Alive GET /masterport HTTP/1[.]1 Host: xework[.]com ---End HTTP Sessions--- Upon receipt of the port number, XEReverseShell will establish a listener on the port to accept streamed data. The utility is able to read or write streamed data and pass incoming commands to a command shell. The program will check the OS Version of the system to determine what type of command shell is required. For Windows systems it will invoke Y21kLmV4ZQ== (cmd[.]exe), and for Linux it will invoke L2Jpbi9iYXNo (/bin/bash). XEReverseShell collects the path to the web server system files, current username, APP_POOL (IIS Application Pool configuration), ComputerName, OSVersion, Internet IP, Local IP and Reverse Domain. If it cannot identify the Internet IP address or Reverse Domain the utility attempts to connect to api[.]hackertarget[.]com/reverselookup/?q= to identify the IP address or retrieve answer records for the domain. Api[.]hackertarget[.]com is a legitimate website hosted for blue teams and penetration testers. XEReverseShell will send the system data to the C2 in the following format: ---Begin--- | ------------------------[ XE ReverseShell ]----------------------- CURRENT USERNAME APP POOL APP_POOL_CONFIG COMPUTER NAME SYSTEM INTERNET IP LOCAL IP REVERSE DOMAIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---End--- After the listener is set, the program will drop and decode an embedded base64 encoded webshell named small[.]aspx (08375e2d18...) into the path C:\Windows\Temp. If the utility receives the command ‘xequit’ it will sleep for a period of time determined by the adversary. 11415AC829C17BD8A9C4CEF12C3FBC23095CBB3113C89405E489EAD5138384CD TAGS downloadertrojan DETAILS Name 1597974061.4531896.png Size 92160 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 bf6722f2055b13a61dfb7233af8d966a SHA1 161435d198f3dba6ac1ce045b73ccd61f7697146 SHA256 11415ac829c17bd8a9c4cef12c3fbc23095cbb3113c89405e489ead5138384cd SHA512 dc5dda0aab59c95af5d01b8491b428eee21a62fe1381d85a6faa0caf5d0a3022bcc02777d88b59cda304d57cac1308fdd6676d8040b618e76f28e05d1903c8ad ssdeep 1536:P6qfkBhbpqNOQiazS7pG5lnMnoJSsFnJ5yvd2+D5lUBHTyRcf01sW7d09dlmv5fB:P6qMfbM88zCpuNMnoDByvd2+D5lUBHTJ Entropy 5.822163 ANTIVIRUS AhnLab Malware/Win.Generic Avira TR/Agent.brfsc Bitdefender Gen:Variant.Tedy.146424 Emsisoft Gen:Variant.Tedy.146424 (B) ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.AQS trojan IKARUS Trojan.Win64.Agent K7 Trojan ( 0057f7991 ) Zillya! Trojan.Agent.Win64.8597 YARA RULES No matches found. SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 11415ac829.... Connected_To hivnd[.]com DESCRIPTION This artifact is a DLL that is designed to invoke PowerShell to download and execute a file on the system. When the DLL is executed it will attempt to connect to the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) hivnd[.]com/thumpxcache and download a file to the path C:\Windows\Temp. The downloaded file is named thumcache[.]exe and is invoked using cmd[.]exe[.] The file thumcache[.]exe was not available for analysis. HIVND[.]COM TAGS command-and-control URLS * hxxps://hivnd[.]com/thumpxcache PORTS * 443 TCP WHOIS Domain Name: HIVND[.]COM Registry Domain ID: 1688870027_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois[.]godaddy[.]com Registrar URL: hxxp://www[.]godaddy[.]com Updated Date: 2022-09-10T12:20:07Z Creation Date: 2011-11-25T06:18:30Z Registry Expiry Date: 2026-11-25T06:18:30Z Registrar: GoDaddy[.]com, LLC Registrar IANA ID: 146 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse[@]godaddy[.]com Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: 480-624-2505 Domain Status: ok hxxps://icann[.]org/epp#ok Name Server: NS31[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS32[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS63[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS64[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS77[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS78[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: PDNS05[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: PDNS06[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM DNSSEC: unsigned Domain Name: HIVND[.]COM Registry Domain ID: 1688870027_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois[.]godaddy[.]com Registrar URL: hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com Updated Date: 2018-03-05T23:44:55Z Creation Date: 2011-11-25T01:18:30Z Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2026-11-25T01:18:30Z Registrar: GoDaddy[.]com, LLC Registrar IANA ID: 146 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse[@]godaddy[.]com Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1[.]4806242505 Domain Status: ok hxxps://icann[.]org/epp#ok Registry Registrant ID: Not Available From Registry Registrant Name: Registration Private Registrant Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC Registrant Street: DomainsByProxy[.]com Registrant Street: 2155 E Warner Rd Registrant City: Tempe Registrant State/Province: Arizona Registrant Postal Code: 85284 Registrant Country: US Registrant Phone: +1[.]4806242599 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: +1[.]4806242598 Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: Select Contact Domain Holder link at hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com/whois/results.aspx?domain=hivnd.com Registry Admin ID: Not Available From Registry Admin Name: Registration Private Admin Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC Admin Street: DomainsByProxy[.]com Admin Street: 2155 E Warner Rd Admin City: Tempe Admin State/Province: Arizona Admin Postal Code: 85284 Admin Country: US Admin Phone: +1[.]4806242599 Admin Phone Ext: Admin Fax: +1[.]4806242598 Admin Fax Ext: Admin Email: Select Contact Domain Holder link at hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com/whois/results.aspx?domain=hivnd.com Registry Tech ID: Not Available From Registry Tech Name: Registration Private Tech Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC Tech Street: DomainsByProxy[.]com Tech Street: 2155 E Warner Rd Tech City: Tempe Tech State/Province: Arizona Tech Postal Code: 85284 Tech Country: US Tech Phone: +1[.]4806242599 Tech Phone Ext: Tech Fax: +1[.]4806242598 Tech Fax Ext: Tech Email: Select Contact Domain Holder link at hxxps://www[.]godaddy[.]com/whois/results.aspx?domain=hivnd.com Name Server: NS31[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS32[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS63[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS64[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS77[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: NS78[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: PDNS05[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM Name Server: PDNS06[.]DOMAINCONTROL[.]COM DNSSEC: unsigned RELATIONSHIPS hivnd[.]com Connected_From 11415ac829c17bd8a9c4cef12c3fbc23095cbb3113c89405e489ead5138384cd hivnd[.]com Resolved_To 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 DESCRIPTION At the time of analysis, the file "1594142927[.]995679[.]png" (11415ac829...) attempted to connect to this domain. 72F7D4D3B9D2E406FA781176BD93E8DEEE0FB1598B67587E1928455B66B73911 TAGS trojan DETAILS Name 1594142927.995679.png Size 90624 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 15abeb0916a402a107c401056ebf5ac6 SHA1 6b2cf97aa2adb09badbe571a4ff93bcd2398c399 SHA256 72f7d4d3b9d2e406fa781176bd93e8deee0fb1598b67587e1928455b66b73911 SHA512 6c1cae131f77043c2f53347f0eccc010e7178ed11735cf385e8d94c065c63026a6b2c82c4aafc57f9ea1a244963c0c5fc3e898655cc6e208d3c03ebed372564e ssdeep 1536:gZ+EwudBL87aSQH7HfVf2oNkJ+aNIuTJ1ExXDihMvE00sWhd09dlunB:W+EwQLUa1H7Nf2oW7NIuTJ1ExXDihMvQ Entropy 5.842722 ANTIVIRUS Avira HEUR/AGEN.1251118 Bitdefender Gen:Variant.Tedy.146424 Emsisoft Gen:Variant.Tedy.146424 (B) ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.ASC trojan IKARUS Trojan.Win64.Agent K7 Trojan ( 00580e951 ) Zillya! Trojan.Agent.Win64.10088 YARA RULES No matches found. SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. DESCRIPTION This artifact is a DLL that is designed to download and execute a payload. The file does not contain a URL to check for downloads. If the program determines that it is running in a virtual environment, it will trigger an exception and terminate. 833E9CF75079CE796EF60FC7039A0B098BE4CE8D259FFA53FE2855DF110B2E5D TAGS trojan DETAILS Name 1665128935.8063045.dll Size 118784 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 cf96a7d57a2e28c288c75d371ca06f19 SHA1 f2dee8aa01f39543abe8d887cdeb301aa6a13088 SHA256 833e9cf75079ce796ef60fc7039a0b098be4ce8d259ffa53fe2855df110b2e5d SHA512 6e1d4476363b75c35db705f6ae73cd6d9f6da410a120aa3d8fd5a92fb84c5d78739e84c9f4c8385ddf0e766052627b0b50143253eae839e6e1922f22ab955ab0 ssdeep 1536:oUhdTegMhxsGrNzpZjh4E5F/693uSV81fm2jMuq/I4Jll6VsWDLdP9dlz+sTepP:bXTgIWpZSEfC+Q81O2jM/w4tsvZE Entropy 6.102716 ANTIVIRUS ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.ASC trojan McAfee GenericRXLC-WC!CF96A7D57A2E YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_13 : wiper information_gathering { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-12-21" Last_Modified = "20230106_1400" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "information-gathering" Malware_Type = "wiper" Tool_Type = "n/a" Description = "Detects PE information gathering samples" SHA256_1 = "dedf082f523dfcb75dee0480a2d8a087e3231f89fa34fcd2b7f74866a7b6608f" SHA256_2 = "f5cafe99bccb9d813909876fa536cc980c45687d0f411c5f4b5346dcf6b304e4" SHA256_3 = "74544d31cbbf003bc33e7099811f62a37110556b6c1a644393fddd0bac753730" SHA256_4 = "833e9cf75079ce796ef60fc7039a0b098be4ce8d259ffa53fe2855df110b2e5d" strings: $a1 = { 46 69 6e 64 46 69 72 73 74 46 69 6c 65 45 78 57 } $a2 = { 46 69 6e 64 4e 65 78 74 46 69 6c 65 57 } $a3 = { 47 65 74 41 43 50 } $a4 = { 47 65 74 4f 45 4d 43 50 } $a5 = { 47 65 74 43 50 49 6e 66 6f } $a6 = { 47 65 74 43 6f 6d 6d 61 6e 64 4c 69 6e 65 41 } $a7 = { 47 65 74 45 6e 76 69 72 6f 6e 6d 65 6e 74 53 74 72 69 6e 67 73 57 } $a8 = { 44 65 6c 65 74 65 46 69 6c 65 41 } $m1 = { 76 34 2e 30 2e 33 30 33 31 39 } $m2 = { 61 6d 64 36 34 } $m3 = { 2e 64 6c 6c } $m4 = { 64 65 6c 65 74 65 } $s1 = { 3c 4d 6f 64 75 6c 65 } $s2 = { 25 73 5c 25 73 } $s3 = { 25 73 5c 2a } $s4 = { 63 3a 3e } condition: uint16(0) == 0x5a4d and all of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 833e9cf750.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 DESCRIPTION This file is a .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. This DLL deletes .dll files ending with ".dll" extension in the "C:\windows\temp" directory on the infected machine. This sample also has the capability to enumerate the system, get network parameters including host name, domain name, Domain Name System (DNS) servers, NetBIOS ID, adapter information, IP address, subnet, gateway IP, and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server. The sample then communicates the collected data to a C2 server located at IP address 137[.]184[.]130[.]162. 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 TAGS command-and-control PORTS * 443 TCP WHOIS NetRange: 137[.]184[.]0[.]0 - 137[.]184[.]255[.]255 CIDR: 137[.]184[.]0[.]0/16 NetName: DIGITALOCEAN-137-184-0-0 NetHandle: NET-137-184-0-0-1 Parent: NET137 (NET-137-0-0-0-0) NetType: Direct Allocation OriginAS: AS14061 Organization: DigitalOcean, LLC (DO-13) RegDate: 2019-11-13 Updated: 2020-04-03 Comment: Routing and Peering Policy can be found at hxxps://www[.]as14061[.]net Comment: Comment: Please submit abuse reports at hxxps://www[.]digitalocean[.]com/company/contact/#abuse Ref: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/ip/137[.]184[.]0[.]0 OrgName: DigitalOcean, LLC OrgId: DO-13 Address: 101 Ave of the Americas Address: FL2 City: New York StateProv: NY PostalCode: 10013 Country: US RegDate: 2012-05-14 Updated: 2022-05-19 Ref: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/do-13 OrgAbuseHandle: ABUSE5232-ARIN OrgAbuseName: Abuse, DigitalOcean OrgAbusePhone: +1-347-875-6044 OrgAbuseEmail: OrgAbuseRef: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/abuse5232-arin OrgTechHandle: NOC32014-ARIN OrgTechName: Network Operations Center OrgTechPhone: +1-347-875-6044 OrgTechEmail: OrgTechRef: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/noc32014-arin OrgNOCHandle: NOC32014-ARIN OrgNOCName: Network Operations Center OrgNOCPhone: +1-347-875-6044 OrgNOCEmail: OrgNOCRef: hxxps://rdap[.]arin[.]net/registry/entity/noc32014-arin RELATIONSHIPS 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From 833e9cf75079ce796ef60fc7039a0b098be4ce8d259ffa53fe2855df110b2e5d 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From b4222cffcdb9fb0eda5aa1703a067021bedd8cf7180cdfc5454d0f07d7eaf18f 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From 707d22cacdbd94a3e6dc884242c0565bdf10a0be42990cd7a5497b124474889b 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From 74544d31cbbf003bc33e7099811f62a37110556b6c1a644393fddd0bac753730 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From f5cafe99bccb9d813909876fa536cc980c45687d0f411c5f4b5346dcf6b304e4 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From dedf082f523dfcb75dee0480a2d8a087e3231f89fa34fcd2b7f74866a7b6608f DESCRIPTION This IP address is the C2 server that the samples connect to. B4222CFFCDB9FB0EDA5AA1703A067021BEDD8CF7180CDFC5454D0F07D7EAF18F TAGS trojan DETAILS Name 1665129315.9536858.dll Size 92672 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 fdef4ea27c8634c9aa94f1a16844d62c SHA1 e12c91e1f30740ed95b9a005c8d7bd17c57d0665 SHA256 b4222cffcdb9fb0eda5aa1703a067021bedd8cf7180cdfc5454d0f07d7eaf18f SHA512 20898eaa33a893dde2bde5f58673ca9795019133150b3d5f201a20d0f28e0f4e9606f19ed2e96181a28e58ff4ba9f52609f0f6326b94570a29c1ed1af3e95f25 ssdeep 1536:26rED/9NI76mpDrAXUSH/jJKIRYgg7SIJQwKsW+bd09dlfXBm:brEb9NInpDUEa/joaYgguIewRxMVx Entropy 5.853133 ANTIVIRUS Avira HEUR/AGEN.1251118 Bitdefender Gen:Variant.Cerbu.106114 Emsisoft Gen:Variant.Cerbu.106114 (B) ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.AQS trojan YARA RULES No matches found. SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS b4222cffcd.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 DESCRIPTION This file is a .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. This sample has the capability to load additional libraries, enumerate the system, processes, files, directories, and has the ability to write files, get network parameters including host name, domain name, DNS servers, NetBIOS ID, adapter information, IP address, subnet, gateway IP, and DHCP server. The sample then communicates the collected data to a C2 server located at IP address 137[.]184[.]130[.]162. 707D22CACDBD94A3E6DC884242C0565BDF10A0BE42990CD7A5497B124474889B TAGS trojan DETAILS Name 1665130178.9134793.dll Size 94208 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 98b513886879300679d634fa4e1cd27e SHA1 e1bb93514f221e5c7ab14eb7793eebd4b10c9008 SHA256 707d22cacdbd94a3e6dc884242c0565bdf10a0be42990cd7a5497b124474889b SHA512 524d38ff7936f5c509b67099d1a2e04e0869a9e3431a1901cfe6720112e77ac01e3d94812a7ee7b82b09c31ee0b101ff2a7e68bc7504a7ab8cd9f84ba719e931 ssdeep 1536:3siPxIb5AVc+gmXSrCbKChSw9mgMNFl276Jw9UsWtBd09dl+7BnA2oHO:DpIN3+7XzbBh9xMbl2m2907MgVnAY Entropy 5.868150 ANTIVIRUS Avira HEUR/AGEN.1251118 ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.ASC trojan YARA RULES No matches found. SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 707d22cacd.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 DESCRIPTION This file is a .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. This sample has capability to get network parameters including host name, domain name, DNS servers, NetBIOS ID, adapter information, IP address, subnet, gateway IP, DHCP server, and additional data and communicate it to a C2 server located at IP address 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 over port 443. 74544D31CBBF003BC33E7099811F62A37110556B6C1A644393FDDD0BAC753730 TAGS trojan DETAILS Name 1665131078.6907752.dll Size 117248 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 c1127046e07137180c41cc1914e52ee7 SHA1 7b195c18042ab5c3ed9ebdc66800aec39e29f726 SHA256 74544d31cbbf003bc33e7099811f62a37110556b6c1a644393fddd0bac753730 SHA512 eab5832db04ad82eb07364e743d4506e5511937bd5f4c7b4d6383ec88df5a20b70f228382ccffd64b005e8b186cdef7d7cd138144a8f9a434594069c49c84434 ssdeep 3072:rPMMU3GQDizMxtgk3KeJwbUyS6zt1vaefUP:82QoeguKS/y/0 Entropy 6.082096 ANTIVIRUS Avira HEUR/AGEN.1229794 ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.AQS trojan McAfee GenericRXLC-WC!C1127046E071 YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_13 : wiper information_gathering { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-12-21" Last_Modified = "20230106_1400" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "information-gathering" Malware_Type = "wiper" Tool_Type = "n/a" Description = "Detects PE information gathering samples" SHA256_1 = "dedf082f523dfcb75dee0480a2d8a087e3231f89fa34fcd2b7f74866a7b6608f" SHA256_2 = "f5cafe99bccb9d813909876fa536cc980c45687d0f411c5f4b5346dcf6b304e4" SHA256_3 = "74544d31cbbf003bc33e7099811f62a37110556b6c1a644393fddd0bac753730" SHA256_4 = "833e9cf75079ce796ef60fc7039a0b098be4ce8d259ffa53fe2855df110b2e5d" strings: $a1 = { 46 69 6e 64 46 69 72 73 74 46 69 6c 65 45 78 57 } $a2 = { 46 69 6e 64 4e 65 78 74 46 69 6c 65 57 } $a3 = { 47 65 74 41 43 50 } $a4 = { 47 65 74 4f 45 4d 43 50 } $a5 = { 47 65 74 43 50 49 6e 66 6f } $a6 = { 47 65 74 43 6f 6d 6d 61 6e 64 4c 69 6e 65 41 } $a7 = { 47 65 74 45 6e 76 69 72 6f 6e 6d 65 6e 74 53 74 72 69 6e 67 73 57 } $a8 = { 44 65 6c 65 74 65 46 69 6c 65 41 } $m1 = { 76 34 2e 30 2e 33 30 33 31 39 } $m2 = { 61 6d 64 36 34 } $m3 = { 2e 64 6c 6c } $m4 = { 64 65 6c 65 74 65 } $s1 = { 3c 4d 6f 64 75 6c 65 } $s2 = { 25 73 5c 25 73 } $s3 = { 25 73 5c 2a } $s4 = { 63 3a 3e } condition: uint16(0) == 0x5a4d and all of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS 74544d31cb.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 DESCRIPTION This file is a .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. This file has the same functionality as the file "1665128935[.]8063045[.]dll" (833e9cf750...). F5CAFE99BCCB9D813909876FA536CC980C45687D0F411C5F4B5346DCF6B304E4 TAGS trojan DETAILS Name 1665132690.6040645.dll Size 117248 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 75221233a7dd7c5084a7d57084fd8d43 SHA1 5ca0fcea7c0a4e12081cc5848ea74fd7933c599c SHA256 f5cafe99bccb9d813909876fa536cc980c45687d0f411c5f4b5346dcf6b304e4 SHA512 2e35304a354cf3737b6ff21a78f71005cb7143a8284fc0155cdd793edd206c48bbe89f02f035cd960d49cd6e9877077a90b0bacda6cafd880be0a95042223577 ssdeep 3072:ruNzEKGfQiGhdpWrb0k9b5i9qzt1vB+FUe:3XfspYbdiY+ Entropy 6.083139 ANTIVIRUS Avira HEUR/AGEN.1229794 ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.AQS trojan McAfee GenericRXLC-WC!75221233A7DD YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_13 : wiper information_gathering { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-12-21" Last_Modified = "20230106_1400" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "information-gathering" Malware_Type = "wiper" Tool_Type = "n/a" Description = "Detects PE information gathering samples" SHA256_1 = "dedf082f523dfcb75dee0480a2d8a087e3231f89fa34fcd2b7f74866a7b6608f" SHA256_2 = "f5cafe99bccb9d813909876fa536cc980c45687d0f411c5f4b5346dcf6b304e4" SHA256_3 = "74544d31cbbf003bc33e7099811f62a37110556b6c1a644393fddd0bac753730" SHA256_4 = "833e9cf75079ce796ef60fc7039a0b098be4ce8d259ffa53fe2855df110b2e5d" strings: $a1 = { 46 69 6e 64 46 69 72 73 74 46 69 6c 65 45 78 57 } $a2 = { 46 69 6e 64 4e 65 78 74 46 69 6c 65 57 } $a3 = { 47 65 74 41 43 50 } $a4 = { 47 65 74 4f 45 4d 43 50 } $a5 = { 47 65 74 43 50 49 6e 66 6f } $a6 = { 47 65 74 43 6f 6d 6d 61 6e 64 4c 69 6e 65 41 } $a7 = { 47 65 74 45 6e 76 69 72 6f 6e 6d 65 6e 74 53 74 72 69 6e 67 73 57 } $a8 = { 44 65 6c 65 74 65 46 69 6c 65 41 } $m1 = { 76 34 2e 30 2e 33 30 33 31 39 } $m2 = { 61 6d 64 36 34 } $m3 = { 2e 64 6c 6c } $m4 = { 64 65 6c 65 74 65 } $s1 = { 3c 4d 6f 64 75 6c 65 } $s2 = { 25 73 5c 25 73 } $s3 = { 25 73 5c 2a } $s4 = { 63 3a 3e } condition: uint16(0) == 0x5a4d and all of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS f5cafe99bc.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 DESCRIPTION This file is a .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. This file has the same functionality as the file "1665128935[.]8063045[.]dll" (833e9cf750...). DEDF082F523DFCB75DEE0480A2D8A087E3231F89FA34FCD2B7F74866A7B6608F TAGS trojan DETAILS Name 1665214140.9324195.dll Size 115200 bytes Type PE32+ executable (DLL) (GUI) x86-64 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows MD5 ded299dfdd68608084b8183c6d48b7a5 SHA1 7d165f6029eae067785fdb9af53385170d790e52 SHA256 dedf082f523dfcb75dee0480a2d8a087e3231f89fa34fcd2b7f74866a7b6608f SHA512 29a1aef7393f2bdea60cbc69b50506ec1ee23f862b3856e4469385dfa7fd47e38d6ad7fb746fde8e6f1f9a74d309552b1dab3896d5c60fc14ba87d6ee32331ac ssdeep 1536:rEFL/kVxbrRMgcfPJR8ba2kV9AuSv/W7eNoFhJlDsW9dP9dlDw0Ve:gF8zr/KJR8D09He/W7eN8hVvNw1 Entropy 6.080040 ANTIVIRUS Avira HEUR/AGEN.1229794 ESET a variant of Win64/Agent.ASC trojan McAfee GenericRXLC-WC!DED299DFDD68 YARA RULES * rule CISA_10413062_13 : wiper information_gathering { meta: Author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis" Incident = "10413062" Date = "2022-12-21" Last_Modified = "20230106_1400" Actor = "n/a" Family = "n/a" Capabilities = "information-gathering" Malware_Type = "wiper" Tool_Type = "n/a" Description = "Detects PE information gathering samples" SHA256_1 = "dedf082f523dfcb75dee0480a2d8a087e3231f89fa34fcd2b7f74866a7b6608f" SHA256_2 = "f5cafe99bccb9d813909876fa536cc980c45687d0f411c5f4b5346dcf6b304e4" SHA256_3 = "74544d31cbbf003bc33e7099811f62a37110556b6c1a644393fddd0bac753730" SHA256_4 = "833e9cf75079ce796ef60fc7039a0b098be4ce8d259ffa53fe2855df110b2e5d" strings: $a1 = { 46 69 6e 64 46 69 72 73 74 46 69 6c 65 45 78 57 } $a2 = { 46 69 6e 64 4e 65 78 74 46 69 6c 65 57 } $a3 = { 47 65 74 41 43 50 } $a4 = { 47 65 74 4f 45 4d 43 50 } $a5 = { 47 65 74 43 50 49 6e 66 6f } $a6 = { 47 65 74 43 6f 6d 6d 61 6e 64 4c 69 6e 65 41 } $a7 = { 47 65 74 45 6e 76 69 72 6f 6e 6d 65 6e 74 53 74 72 69 6e 67 73 57 } $a8 = { 44 65 6c 65 74 65 46 69 6c 65 41 } $m1 = { 76 34 2e 30 2e 33 30 33 31 39 } $m2 = { 61 6d 64 36 34 } $m3 = { 2e 64 6c 6c } $m4 = { 64 65 6c 65 74 65 } $s1 = { 3c 4d 6f 64 75 6c 65 } $s2 = { 25 73 5c 25 73 } $s3 = { 25 73 5c 2a } $s4 = { 63 3a 3e } condition: uint16(0) == 0x5a4d and all of them } SSDEEP MATCHES No matches found. RELATIONSHIPS dedf082f52.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 DESCRIPTION This file is a .NET DLL, which contains malicious unmanaged 64-bit Intel code. This file has the same functionality as the file "1665128935[.]8063045[.]dll" (833e9cf750...), except it does not have the capability for network communication. However, the IP address 137[.]184[.]130[.]164 is hard-coded within the sample like the other files. RELATIONSHIP SUMMARY e044bce06e.... Connected_To 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 Connected_From e044bce06ea49d1eed5e1ec59327316481b8339c3b6e1aecfbb516f56d66e913 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 Connected_From d69ac887ecc2b714b7f5e59e95a4e8ed2466bed753c4ac328931212c46050b35 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 Connected_From 853e8388c9a72a7a54129151884da46075d45a5bcd19c37a7857e268137935aa 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 Connected_From a14e2209136dad4f824c6f5986ec5d73d9cc7c86006fd2ceabe34de801062f6b d69ac887ec.... Connected_To 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 853e8388c9.... Connected_To 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 a14e220913.... Connected_To 45[.]77[.]212[.]12 8a5fc2b8ec.... Dropped 11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad 11d8b9be14.... Dropped_By 8a5fc2b8ecb7ac6c0db76049d7e09470dbc24f1a90026a431285244818866505 11d8b9be14.... Downloaded 5cbba90ba539d4eb6097169b0e9acf40b8c4740a01ddb70c67a8fb1fc3524570 11d8b9be14.... Connected_To xework[.]com xework[.]com Connected_From 11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad xework[.]com Connected_From a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c xework[.]com Resolved_To 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 xework[.]com Resolved_To 144[.]96[.]103[.]245 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 Resolved_To xegroups[.]com 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 Resolved_To hivnd[.]com 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 Resolved_To xework[.]com 144[.]96[.]103[.]245 Resolved_To xework[.]com 5cbba90ba5.... Related_To 08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415 5cbba90ba5.... Downloaded_By 11d8b9be14097614dedd68839c85e3e8feec08cdab675a5e89c5b055a6a68bad 08375e2d18.... Related_To 5cbba90ba539d4eb6097169b0e9acf40b8c4740a01ddb70c67a8fb1fc3524570 08375e2d18.... Dropped_By 815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f 08375e2d18.... Dropped_By 1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2 08375e2d18.... Dropped_By a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c 78a926f899.... Dropped 815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f 815d262d38.... Dropped 08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415 815d262d38.... Dropped_By 78a926f899320ee6f05ab96f17622fb68e674296689e8649c95f95dade91e933 815d262d38.... Connected_To xegroups[.]com xegroups[.]com Resolved_To 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 xegroups[.]com Connected_From 815d262d38a26d5695606d03d5a1a49b9c00915ead1d8a2c04eb47846100e93f xegroups[.]com Connected_From 1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2 508dd87110.... Related_To 1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2 1fed0766f5.... Dropped 08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415 1fed0766f5.... Related_To 508dd87110cb5bf5d156a13c2430c215035db216f20f546e4acec476e8d55370 1fed0766f5.... Related_To d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2 1fed0766f5.... Connected_To xegroups[.]com e45ad91f12.... Related_To d9273a16f979adee1afb6e55697d3b7ab42fd75051786f8c67a6baf46c4c19c2 e45ad91f12.... Dropped a0ab222673d35d750a0290db1b0ce890b9d40c2ab67bfebb62e1a006e9f2479c d9273a16f9.... Related_To 1fed0766f564dc05a119bc7fa0b6670f0da23504e23ece94a5ae27787b674cd2 d9273a16f9.... Related_To e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a a0ab222673.... Dropped 08375e2d187ee53ed263ee6529645e03ead1a8e77afd723a3e0495201452d415 a0ab222673.... Dropped_By e45ad91f12188a7c3d4891b70e1ee87a3f23eb981804ea72cd23f1d5e331ff5a a0ab222673.... Connected_To xework[.]com 11415ac829.... Connected_To hivnd[.]com hivnd[.]com Connected_From 11415ac829c17bd8a9c4cef12c3fbc23095cbb3113c89405e489ead5138384cd hivnd[.]com Resolved_To 184[.]168[.]104[.]171 833e9cf750.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From 833e9cf75079ce796ef60fc7039a0b098be4ce8d259ffa53fe2855df110b2e5d 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From b4222cffcdb9fb0eda5aa1703a067021bedd8cf7180cdfc5454d0f07d7eaf18f 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From 707d22cacdbd94a3e6dc884242c0565bdf10a0be42990cd7a5497b124474889b 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From 74544d31cbbf003bc33e7099811f62a37110556b6c1a644393fddd0bac753730 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From f5cafe99bccb9d813909876fa536cc980c45687d0f411c5f4b5346dcf6b304e4 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 Connected_From dedf082f523dfcb75dee0480a2d8a087e3231f89fa34fcd2b7f74866a7b6608f b4222cffcd.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 707d22cacd.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 74544d31cb.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 f5cafe99bc.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 dedf082f52.... Connected_To 137[.]184[.]130[.]162 RECOMMENDATIONS CISA recommends that users and administrators consider using the following best practices to strengthen the security posture of their organization's systems. Any configuration changes should be reviewed by system owners and administrators prior to implementation to avoid unwanted impacts. * Maintain up-to-date antivirus signatures and engines. * Keep operating system patches up-to-date. * Disable File and Printer sharing services. If these services are required, use strong passwords or Active Directory authentication. * Restrict users' ability (permissions) to install and run unwanted software applications. Do not add users to the local administrators group unless required. * Enforce a strong password policy and implement regular password changes. * Exercise caution when opening e-mail attachments even if the attachment is expected and the sender appears to be known. * Enable a personal firewall on agency workstations, configured to deny unsolicited connection requests. * Disable unnecessary services on agency workstations and servers. * Scan for and remove suspicious e-mail attachments; ensure the scanned attachment is its "true file type" (i.e., the extension matches the file header). * Monitor users' web browsing habits; restrict access to sites with unfavorable content. * Exercise caution when using removable media (e.g., USB thumb drives, external drives, CDs, etc.). * Scan all software downloaded from the Internet prior to executing. * Maintain situational awareness of the latest threats and implement appropriate Access Control Lists (ACLs). Additional information on malware incident prevention and handling can be found in National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800-83, "Guide to Malware Incident Prevention & Handling for Desktops and Laptops". CONTACT INFORMATION * 1-888-282-0870 * CISA Service Desk(link sends email) (UNCLASS) * CISA SIPR(link sends email) (SIPRNET) * CISA IC(link sends email) (JWICS) CISA continuously strives to improve its products and services. You can help by answering a very short series of questions about this product at the following URL: https://us-cert.cisa.gov/forms/feedback/ DOCUMENT FAQ What is a MIFR? A Malware Initial Findings Report (MIFR) is intended to provide organizations with malware analysis in a timely manner. In most instances this report will provide initial indicators for computer and network defense. To request additional analysis, please contact CISA and provide information regarding the level of desired analysis. What is a MAR? A Malware Analysis Report (MAR) is intended to provide organizations with more detailed malware analysis acquired via manual reverse engineering. To request additional analysis, please contact CISA and provide information regarding the level of desired analysis. Can I edit this document? This document is not to be edited in any way by recipients. All comments or questions related to this document should be directed to the CISA at 1-888-282-0870 or CISA Service Desk(link sends email). Can I submit malware to CISA? Malware samples can be submitted via three methods: * Web: https://malware.us-cert.gov * E-Mail: submit@malware.us-cert.gov(link sends email) * FTP: ftp.malware.us-cert.gov (anonymous) CISA encourages you to report any suspicious activity, including cybersecurity incidents, possible malicious code, software vulnerabilities, and phishing-related scams. Reporting forms can be found on CISA's homepage at www.cisa.gov(link is external). Please share your thoughts. 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