From: Jennings.KarlaVk@ttnet.com.tr
Date: 24 May 2016 at 11:48
Subject: Account Compromised
Attention!
Suspicious logon attempt to your account was detected (Chrome browser, IP-address: 108.127.172.96)
Reason: unusual IP
Please refer to the attached report to view further detailed information.
BMJ Group
tel. (4813)/675337 33
> Sent from iPad
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From: Hooper.Cecilep@hotelaviatrans.am
Date: 24 May 2016 at 11:40
Subject: Suspicious logon attempt
Attention!
Suspicious logon attempt to your account was detected (Chrome browser, IP-address: 223.149.173.250)
Reason: unusual IP
Please refer to the attached report to view further detailed information.
YUJIN INTL LTD
tel. (4020)/438007 92
> Sent from iPad
In the two samples I have seen, there are attachments named Security Report.zip and Security Notification.zip which in turn contain a Word document with a name such as Security Report ID(11701573).doc
The two documents that I have seen have detection rates of about 3/56 [1] [2] but according to these automated analyses [3] [4] [5] [6] it seems that the infection doesn't work properly, failing to find a created file harakiri.exe. This Malwr report shows a dropped file named harakiri.pfx which isn't an executable, my guess is that this is an encrypted file that hasn't decrypted properly.
UPDATE
According to a third party analysis, this apparently drops Dridex which phones home to:
210.245.92.63 (FPT Telecom Company, Vietnam)
162.251.84.219 (PDR Solutions, US)
80.88.89.222 (Aruba, Italy)
213.192.1.171 (EASY Net, Czech Republic)
Recommended blocklist:
210.245.92.63
162.251.84.219
80.88.89.222
213.192.1.171
2 comments:
Hi:
The pfx file coded a exe file.
In my sandbox, this process is creates:
Image Path: %windir%\SysWOW64\certutil.exe certutil -decode %TEMP%\\harakiri.pfx %TEMP%\\harakiri.exe
harakiri.exe: https://www.virustotal.com/es/file/45b881bdc2df77c7c8786da714dcd1ac33a3e9a3f2dc35c1ef1ae08bf61dd999/analysis/1464096643/
Regards
Heads off for maintaining this Blog and updating it as per the new trends in Malware and Ransomwares.
can you suggest some reliable source to get threat intelligence and feeds?
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