From: noreply.UK.ebiller@lyrecobusinessmail.comThe attachment is named 0018_6200228913.docm which contains a malicious macro like this one [pastebin]. So far I have seen three different variants (Hybrid Analysis reports [1] [2] [3]) which then go and download a malicious binary from one of the following locations:
Date: 2 August 2015 at 03:00
Subject: E-bill : 6200228913 - 31.07.2015 - 0018
Dear customer,
Please find enclosed your new Lyreco invoicing document nA^° 6200228913 for a total amount of 43.20 GBP, and
due on 31.08.2015
We would like to remind you that all of your invoices are archived electronically free of charge and can be reviewed by
you at any time.
For any questions or queries regarding your invoices, please contact Customer Service on Tel : 0845 7676999*.
Your Lyreco Customer Service
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orpigagny.com/w45r3/8l6mk.exe
audiobienentendre.fr/w45r3/8l6mk.exe
immobilier-roissyenbrie.com/w45r3/8l6mk.exe
All of these sites are hosted on 94.23.55.169 (OVH, France). The binary has a detection rate of 4/55. This Malwr report shows it phoning home to 46.36.219.141 (FastVPS, Estonia). The payload is probably the Dridex banking trojan.
Recommended blocklist:
46.36.219.141
94.23.55.169
MD5s:
939EE3B203B79F6422EF4A96FDE11393
1C76B4A8CFA4227DCFCF0FD2C2C4BA37
D0EC5C08C0A7F744C620CFA28F96521E
147D2E6E2D5903FE694DDC59BCB55DD0
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