From: accounting@victimdomain.com [mailto:accounting@victimdomain.com]
Sent: 18 January 2012 02:14
Subject: Re: Wire Transfer Confirmation (FED_93711S15719)
Dear Bank Account Operator,
WIRE TRANSACTION: FWD-7563133392175652
CURRENT STATUS: PENDING
Please Review your transaction as soon as possible.
The link goes to a legitimate hacked site containing some heavily obfuscated javascript, in turn this points to monikabestolucci.ru:8801 and then downloads further code from 78.159.118.226/forum/hp.php?i=8 (Netdirect, Germany) - the Wepawet report is here, there also an Anubis report on the binary here.
monikabestolucci.ru is massively multihomed (a raw list is at the end of the post) presumably on legitimate hacked servers.
24.37.34.163 (Videotron, Canada)
46.105.28.61 (OVH Systems, Italy)
50.57.77.119 (Slicehost, Texas)
50.57.118.247 (Slicehost, Texas)
74.207.248.120 (Linode, New Jersey)
74.208.205.185 (1&1, US)
78.47.122.11 (Hetzner, Germany)
80.90.199.196 (Webfusion, UK)
81.31.43.43 (Master Internet, Czech Republic)
82.165.197.58 (1&1, Germany)
83.170.91.152 (UK2.NET, UK)
84.246.210.87 (Infortelecom, Spain)
88.191.97.108 (Dedibox SAS, France)
97.74.87.3 (GoDaddy, Arizona)
124.11.65.210 (TFN, Taiwan)
125.214.74.8 (Web24, Australia)
129.67.100.11 (Oxford University, UK)
173.201.187.225 (GoDaddy, Arizona)
173.230.137.129 (Linode, Florida)
173.255.229.33 (Linode, New Jersey)
174.122.121.154 (ThePlanet, Texas)
209.59.222.145 (Endurance International, Massachusetts)
211.44.250.173 (SK Broadband, Korea)
Blocking these IPs might be a pain, but it would block any other malicious sites on the same servers.
Raw list:
24.37.34.163
46.105.28.61
50.57.77.119
50.57.118.247
74.207.248.120
74.208.205.185
78.47.122.11
80.90.199.196
81.31.43.43
82.165.197.58
83.170.91.152
84.246.210.87
88.191.97.108
97.74.87.3
124.11.65.210
125.214.74.8
129.67.100.11
173.201.187.225
173.230.137.129
173.255.229.33
174.122.121.154
209.59.222.145
211.44.250.173
