Xerox WorkCentre (or is it HP Digital Device?) spam / SCAN_129_07082013_18911.zip

This fake printer spam has a malicious attachment:

Date:      Mon, 8 Jul 2013 12:20:24 -0500 [07/08/13 13:20:24 EDT]
From:      HP Digital Device [HP.Digital8@victimdomain]
Subject:      Scanned Image from a Xerox WorkCentre

Please open the attached document. It was scanned and sent to you using a Xerox WorkCentre Pro.

Sent by: [victimdomain]
Number of Images: 8
Attachment File Type: ZIP [PDF]

WorkCentre Pro Location: Machine location not set
Device Name: OM7IEQ4M22

Attached file is scanned image in PDF format.
Adobe(R)Reader(R) can be downloaded from the following URL: http://www.adobe.com/

In this case there is an attachment SCAN_129_07082013_18911.zip containing an executable file SCAN_129_07082013_18911.exe (note that the date is encoded into the file). VirusTotal detections are 26/47 and identify it as a generic downloader, Comodo CAMAS reports that it is a Pony downloader that attempts to contact 2ndtimearoundweddingphotography.com which appears to be a hijacked GoDaddy domain.

As is common at the moment, there are a bunch of related hacked GoDaddy domains on a random (non-GoDaddy) server, in this case 64.94.100.116 (the somewhat notorious Nuclear Fallout Enterprises). All these domains should be treated as malicious according to reports from URLquery and VirusTotal.

gfpmenusonline.com
gfponlineordering.com
solarrec-auction.com
chapter2weddings.com
pecoprocurement.com
2brothersdelimenu.com
2ndtimearoundweddingphotography.com

The ThreatTrack report reveals more details [pdf] including the subsequent download locations as does the ThreatExpert report.

[donotclick]lacasadelmovilusado.com/bts1.exe
[donotclick]common.karsak.com.tr/FzPfH6.exe
[donotclick]ftp.vickibettger.com/oEoASW64.exe
[donotclick]qualitydoorblog.com/qbSTq.exe

This second file has a much lower detection rate at VirusTotal of just 3/47 (and they are all generic at that). The ThreatExpert report [pdf] gives more details of the malware plus some connection attempts, and Anubis reports something similar. They all appear to be dynamic ADSL addresses and probably not worth trying to block.

64.136.115.72
66.63.204.26
68.7.103.29
76.226.114.217
77.30.83.91
78.131.54.252
84.59.131.0
85.107.90.53
87.18.47.40
90.189.37.85
94.240.240.106
95.246.170.150
107.217.117.139
108.234.133.110
180.247.156.110
181.67.52.88
190.202.83.105
200.91.49.183
201.209.58.176
212.71.16.46
217.132.249.173
221.215.31.50

Recommended blocklist:
gfpmenusonline.com
gfponlineordering.com
solarrec-auction.com
chapter2weddings.com
pecoprocurement.com
2brothersdelimenu.com
2ndtimearoundweddingphotography.com
bobkahnvideo.com
lacasadelmovilusado.com
common.karsak.com.tr
ftp.vickibettger.com
qualitydoorblog.com
64.94.100.116
198.173.93.218
212.58.2.22