Malware spam: "Rechnung 2016-11365" / mpsmobile GmbH [info@mpsmobile.de]

This bilingual spam does not come from mpsmobile but is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment.

From:    mpsmobile GmbH [info@mpsmobile.de]
Date:    17 February 2016 at 12:23
Subject:    Rechnung 2016-11365

Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,

anbei erhalten Sie das Dokument 'Rechnung 2016-11365' im DOC-Format. Um es betrachten und ausdrucken zu können, ist der DOC Reader erforderlich. Diesen können Sie sich kostenlos in der aktuellen Version aus dem Internet installieren.

Mit freundlichen Grüssen
mpsmobile Team

______________________________

_____

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

please find attached document ''Rechnung 2016-11365' im DOC-Format. To view and print these forms, you need the DOC Reader, which can be downloaded on the Internet free of charge.

Best regards
mpsmobile GmbH

mpsmobile GmbH
Brühlstrasse 42
88416 Ochsenhausen
Tel: +49 7352 923 23 0
Fax: +49 7352 923 23-29
Email: info@mpsmobile.de

Handelsregister Amstgericht ULM HRB 727290
Sitz der Gesellschaft: Ochsenhausen
UStIDNr: DE 281079008

Diese E-Mail enthält vertrauliche und/oder rechtlich geschützte Informationen. Wenn Sie nicht der richtige Adressat sind oder diese E-Mail irrtümlich erhalten haben, informieren Sie bitte sofort den Absender und vernichten Sie diese Mail. Das unerlaubte Kopieren sowie die unbefugte Weitergabe dieser Mail ist nicht gestattet.

In the sample I saw, the attachment was named 19875_Rechnung_2016-11365_20160215.docm and has a VirusTotal detection rate of 5/54.

According to this Malwr report  the binary attempts to download the Locky ransomware (seemingly a product of those behind the Dridex banking trojan). It attempts to download a binary from:

feestineendoos.nl/system/logs/7623dh3f.exe?.7055475

This dropped file has a detection rate of 3/53.  Analysis of the file is pending, but overall this has been made more complicated because the Locky installer calls out to a number of domains, many of which actually appear to have been sinkholed.

Machines infected with Locky will display a message similar to this:

Unfortunately, the only known way to recover from this is to restore files from offline backup once the infection has been removed from the PC.

UPDATE

Another version plopped into my inbox, VT 7/54  and according to this Malwr report, it downloads from:

nadeenk.sa/system/logs/7623dh3f.exe?.7055475

This variant POSTs to a server at:

46.4.239.76 (Myidealhost.com  / Hetzner, Germany)

It is likely that the C2 server (identified in the previous report) is:

85.25.149.246 (PlusServer AG, Germany)

Recommended blocklist:
85.25.149.246
46.4.239.76

Malware spam: Fwd:Accumsan Neque LLC Updated Invoice / Please turn on the Edit mode and Macroses!

This malware spam may come from several different companies, but I have only a single sample. It is notable for the mis-spelling of "Macros" as "Macroses" in the document.

From:    Fletcher Oliver [angel@jiahuan.com.tw]
Date:    17 February 2016 at 06:23
Subject:    Fwd:Accumsan Neque LLC Updated Invoice

Good morning

Please check the bill in attachment. In order to avoid fine  you have to pay in 12 hours.

Best regards

Fletcher Oliver
Accumsan Neque LLC

Attached is a document Q7FX9ZH.doc with the distinctive text Attention! To view this document, please turn on the Edit mode and Macroses!

Needless to say, enabling Edit mode and Macroses is a Very Bad Idea. The VirusTotal detection rate for this file is just 2/54. Hybrid Analysis [1] [2] shows that the macro first downloads from:

www.design-i-do.com/mgs.jpg?OOUxs4smZLQtUBK=54

This looks to be an unremarkable JPEG file..

(Note that I have munged the JPEG slightly to stop virus scanners triggering). As far as I can tell, the JPEG actually contains data that is decrypted by the macro (a technique called steganography). A malicious VBS is created [pastebin] and a malicious EXE file is dropped with a VirusTotal result of 7/54.

Automated analysis of the dropped binary [1] [2] shows that it phones home to:

216.59.16.25 (Immedion LLC, US / VirtuaServer Informica Ltda, Brazil)

I strongly recommend that you block traffic to that IP. Payload is uncertain, but possibly the Dridex banking trojan.

Malware spam: ATTN: Invoice J-06593788 from random companies

This fake financial spam does not come from Apache Corporation but instead is a simple forgery with a malicious attachment.

From:    June Rojas [RojasJune95@myfairpoint.net]
Date:    16 February 2016 at 09:34
Subject:    ATTN: Invoice J-06593788

Dear nhardy,

Please see the attached invoice (Microsoft Word Document) and remit payment according to the terms listed at the bottom of the invoice.

Let us know if you have any questions.

We greatly appreciate your business!

June Rojas
Apache Corporation      www.apachecorp.com

Other versions of this spam may come from other corporations. In the single sample I have seen there is an attached file invoice_J-06593788.doc which has a VirusTotal detection rate of 5/54. Analysis is pending, however this is likely to be the Dridex banking trojan.

UPDATE 1

This Dridex run exhibits a change in behaviour from previous ones. I acquired three samples of the spam run and ran the Hybrid Analysis report on them [1] [2] [3] and it shows that the macro dowloads from one of the following locations:

www.southlife.church/34gf5y/r34f3345g.exe
www.iglobali.com/34gf5y/r34f3345g.exe
www.jesusdenazaret.com.ve/34gf5y/r34f3345g.exe

Curiously, the binary downloaded from each location is different, with the following MD5s:

CBE75061EB46ADABC434EAD22F85B36E
B06D9DD17C69ED2AE75D9E40B2631B42
FB6CA1CD232151D667F6CD2484FEE8C8

Each one phones home to a different location, the ones I have identified are:

109.234.38.35 (McHost.ru, Russia)
86.104.134.144 (One Telecom SRL, Moldova)
195.64.154.14 (Ukrainian Internet Names Center, Ukraine)

There may be other samples with other behaviour.

UPDATE 2

It is possible that this is dropping ransomware, not Dridex. One other download location identified here:

www.villaggio.airwave.at/34gf5y/r34f3345g.exe

This one has an MD5 of:

1FD40A253BAB50AED41C285E982FCA9C

Detection rate is 5/53 but I do not yet know where this phones home to.

UPDATE 3

That last sample phones home to:

91.195.12.185 (PE Astakhov Pavel Viktorovich, Ukraine)

according to this Hybrid Analysis.

Recommended blocklist:
109.234.38.0/24
86.104.134.128/25
195.64.154.14
91.195.12.185 

UPDATE 4

It appears that this is dropping some ransomware called "Locky" apparently by the makers of Dridex, according to this.

Malware spam: "receipt" / "Accounts" [accounts@aacarpetsandfurniture.co.uk]

This fake financial spam does not come from AA Carpets and Furniture, but is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment:

From     "Accounts" [accounts@aacarpetsandfurniture.co.uk]
Date     Tue, 16 Feb 2016 02:15:52 -0700
Subject     receipt

Please find attached receipt

Kind Regards

Christine

Accounts

12-14 Leagrave Road
Luton
Beds
LU4 8HZ

T: 01582488449
F: 01582400866
W:www.aacfdirect.co.uk
E: accounts@aacarpetsandfurniture.co.uk

Attached is a file CCE06102015_00000.docm of which I have only seen a single sample, with a detection rate of 5/54. Analysis is pending, however this would appear to be the Dridex banking trojan.

Malware spam: fmis@oldham.gov.uk / Remittance Advice : Tue, 16 Feb 2016 14:18:52 +0530

This spam does not come from Oldham Council but is is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment. The timestamp in the subject line varies, probably generated by the infected computer sending the spam.

From:    fmis@oldham.gov.uk
Date:    16 February 2016 at 08:48
Subject:    Remittance Advice : Tue, 16 Feb 2016 14:18:52 +0530


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I have only seen a single copy of this spam, with an attachment 201602_4_2218.docm which has a VirusTotal detection rate of 5/54. Analysis is pending, but the payload is likely to be the Dridex banking trojan.

UPDATE

This spam is related to this one.  Automated analysis of the samples [1] [2] [3] [4] plus some private sources indicate download locations for this and other related campaigns today at:

labelleflowers.co.uk/09u8h76f/65fg67n
lepeigneur.power-heberg.com/09u8h76f/65fg67n
yurtdisiegitim.tv/09u8h76f/65fg67n
hg9.free.fr/09u8h76f/65fg67n
jtonimages.perso.sfr.fr/09u8h76f/65fg67n
test.blago.md/09u8h76f/65fg67n

This file has a detection rate of 3/54. According to those reports, it phones home to:

151.248.117.140 (Reg.ru, Russia)
87.229.86.20 (Znet Telekom, Hungary)
50.56.184.194 (Rackspace, US)

Recommended blocklist:
151.248.117.140
87.229.86.20
50.56.184.194

Malware spam: Overdue Invoice 012345 - COMPANY NAME

This malicious spam appears to come from many different senders and companies. It has a malicious attachment:

From:    Brandi Riley [BrandiRiley21849@horrod.com]
Date:    15 February 2016 at 12:20
Subject:    Overdue Invoice 089737 - COMS PLC

Dear Customer,

The payment is overdue. Your invoice appears below. Please remit payment at your earliest convenience.

Thank you for your business - we appreciate it very much.

Sincerely,

Brandi Riley

COMS PLC

Attached is a file in the format INVOICE-UK865916 2015 NOV.doc which comes in several different versions (VirusTotal results [1] [2] [3]). The Hybrid Analysis shows an attempted download from:

node1.beckerdrapkin.com/fiscal/auditreport.php

This is hosted on an IP that you can assume to be malicious:

193.32.68.40 (Veraton Projects, BZ / DE)

The dropped executable (detection rate 4/54) then phones home to:

194.58.92.2 (Reg.Ru Hosting, Russia)
202.158.123.130 (Cyberindo Aditama, Indonesia)
185.24.92.229 (System Projects LLC, Russia)

The payload is the Dridex banking trojan.

Recommended blocklist:
193.32.68.40
194.58.92.2
202.158.123.130
185.24.92.229

Malware spam: "Invoice (w/e 070216)" / Kelly Pegg [kpegg@responserecruitment.co.uk]

This fake financial spam does not come from Response Recruitment but is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment:

From     Kelly Pegg [kpegg@responserecruitment.co.uk]
Date     Mon, 15 Feb 2016 13:15:37 +0200
Subject     Invoice (w/e 070216)

Good Afternoon

Please find attached invoice and timesheet.

Kind Regards

Kelly

Attached is a file SKM_C3350160212101601.docm which comes in several different variants. The macro in the document attempts to download a malicious executable from:

216.158.82.149/09u8h76f/65fg67n
sstv.go.ro/09u8h76f/65fg67n
www.profildigital.de/09u8h76f/65fg67n

This dropped a malicious executable with a detection rate of 6/54 which according to these automated analysis tools [1] [2] calls home to:

5.45.180.46 (B & K Verwaltungs GmbH, Germany)

I strongly recommend that you block traffic to that address. The payload is the Dridex banking trojan.

Malware spam: "Your latest invoice from The Fuelcard Company UK Ltd" / customerservice@fuelcards.co.uk

This fake financial spam does not come from The Fuelcard Company UK Ltd but is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment. For some reason, fake fuel card spam is popular with the bad guys.

From:    customerservice@fuelcards.co.uk
Date:    12 February 2016 at 10:44
Subject:    Your latest invoice from The Fuelcard Company UK Ltd


Please find your latest invoice attached.

If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact our Customer Service Team at customerservice@fuelcards.co.uk

Regards

The Fuelcard Compa

The Fuelcard Company UK Ltd
St James Business Park   Grimbald Crag Court   Knaresborough   HG5 8QB
Tel 0845 456 1400   Fax 0845 279 9877
http://www.thefuelcardcompany.co.uk

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E-mails may be corrupted, intercepted or amended and so we do not accept any liability for the contents received. We accept no responsibility for any loss caused by viruses. You should scan attachments (if any) for viruses.

Head Office: The Fuelcard Company UK Ltd, St James Business Park, Grimbald Crag Court, Knaresborough HG5 8QB

Registered number: 5939102

I have only seen a single sample with an attachment named invoice.xls with a detection rate of 5/54. Analysis is pending, but the payload is likely to be the Dridex banking trojan.

UPDATE

This Hybrid Analysis shows that this particular sample downloads from:

legismar.com/09u8h76f/65fg67n

This is the same executable as found in this earlier spam run.

Malware spam: "DVSA RECEIPT" / FPO.CC.15@vosa.gsi.gov.uk

This spam email does not come from a UK government agency, but is instead a simple forgery with a malcious attachment. Note that the sender's email address seems to vary slightly, but all are spoofed to come from vosa.gsi.gov.uk.

From     FPO.CC.15@vosa.gsi.gov.uk
Date     Fri, 12 Feb 2016 12:47:20 +0300
Subject     DVSA RECEIPT

Good afternoon

Please find attached your receipt, sent as requested.

Kind regards

(See attached file)

Fixed Penalty Office
Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency | The Ellipse, Padley Road, Swansea,
SA1 8AN
Phone: 0300 123 9000



Find out more about government services at www.gov.uk/dvsa

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Communications via the GSi may be automatically logged, monitored and/or recorded
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Attached is a file Fixed Penalty Receipt.docm which comes in at least ten different variants with the following MD5s:



1cb27d23f9999d9d196a5d20c28fbd4e
68225ddcb35694eff28a2300e8d60399
a99d6c25218add7ece55b2503666b664
57ab4224e7d2274d341020767a6609fd
51f5960ae726906a50b5db4e9253c3c2
7a43a911e0ad208adf4e492345349269
4aae160341b6d96adc2c911ddc941222
f34460da1e77ae4a3b178532800300a2
58a01b254b9d7b90d1d0f80c14f5a089
50e1c94e43f05f593babddb488f1a2f9

I captured two samples with detection rate of about 3/54 [1] [2] and the Malwr reports for those [3] [4] indicate the macro in the document downloads a malicious executable from:

raysoft.de/09u8h76f/65fg67n
xenianet.org/09u8h76f/65fg67n
steinleitner-online.net/09u8h76f/65fg67n [reported here]

This dropped file has a detection rate of 5/54 (MD5 7bf7df5e630242182fa95adff4963921). This Hybrid Analysis report indicates subsequent traffic to:

192.100.170.19 (Universidad Tecnologica de la Mixteca, Mexico)
87.229.86.20 (ZNET Telekom Zrt, Hungary)
84.38.67.231 (ispOne business GmbH, Germany)

The payload is the Dridex banking trojan.

Recommended blocklist:
192.100.170.19
87.229.86.20
84.38.67.231

Malware spam: "Your Sage Pay Invoice INV00318132" / Sagepay EU [accounts@sagepay.com]

This spam does not come from Sage Pay but is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment:

From:    Sagepay EU [accounts@sagepay.com]
Date:    11 February 2016 at 13:21
Subject:    Your Sage Pay Invoice INV00318132


Please find attached your invoice.

We are making improvements to our billing systems to help serve you better and because of that the attached invoice will look different from your previous ones.  You should have already received an email that outlined the changes, however if you have any questions please contact accounts@sagepay.com or call 0845 111 44 55.

Kind regards

Sage Pay
0845 111 44 55

Attached is a file INV00318132_V0072048_12312014.xls which appears to come in a wide variety of different versions (at least 11). The VirusTotal detection rate for a subset of these is 4/54 [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]. Only a single Malwr report seemed to work, indicating the macro downloading from:

www.phraseculte.fr/09u8h76f/65fg67n

This dropped executable has a detection rate of 3/54. The Malwr report shows it phoning home to:

84.38.67.231 (ispOne business GmbH, Germany)

I strongly recommend that you block traffic to that IP. The payload is the Dridex banking trojan.

Malware spam: "Scan from KM1650" / "Please find attached your recent scan" / "scanner@victimdomain.tld"

This fake document scan leads to malware. It appears to originate from within the victim's own domain, but it is just a simple forgery.

From:    scanner@victimdomain.tld
Date:    11 February 2016 at 10:24
Subject:    Scan from KM1650

Please find attached your recent scan  

Attached is a file =SCAN7318_000.DOC which seems to come in several different varieties (sample VirusTotal results [1] [2] [3]). The Malwr reports [4] [5] [6] indicate the the macro in the document downloads a malicious executable from:

maraf0n.vv.si/09u8h76f/65fg67n
www.sum-electronics.co.jp/09u8h76f/65fg67n

The dropped executable has a detection rate of 2/54. As with this earlier spam run it phones home to:

87.229.86.20 (ZNET Telekom Zrt, Hungary)

Block traffic to that IP. The payload is the Dridex banking trojan.

Malware spam: "INT242343 Unpaid Invoice - Your Services May Be Suspended" / payments@wavenetuk.com

This spam does not come from Wavenet Group but is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment:

From     payments [payments@wavenetuk.com]
Date     Thu, 11 Feb 2016 15:14:59 +0530
Subject     INT242343 Unpaid Invoice - Your Services May Be Suspended

PLEASE NOTE:  THIS IS A NO REPLY EMAIL ACCOUNT

Dear Customer
        Please find attached to this email your statement
You can view the invoices listed on our e-billing site at www.netbills.co.uk
If you have any queries regarding use of the e-billing site or this statement please
call us on 08444 12 7777.


Accounts Department
Wavenet Group
Incorporating - Titan Technology, Centralcom and S1 Network Services
Tel 08444127777


This email and its attachments may be confidential and are intended solely for the
use of the individual to whom it is addressed and should be considered private and
protected by law. Any views or opinions expressed are solely those of the author
and do not necessarily represent those of Wavenet Ltd or its subsidiaries. Wavenet
Ltd Registered in England No 3919664. Registered address: Friars Gate 2, 1011 Stratford
Road, Shirley, Solihull, West Midlands, B90 4BN. If you are not the intended recipient
of this email and its attachments, you must take no action based upon them, nor must
you copy or show them to anyone. Please contact the sender if you believe you have
received this email in error. Wavenet Ltd reserves the right to monitor email communications
through its networks.

This email and its attachments may be confidential and are intended solely for the
use of the individual to whom it is addressed and should be considered private and
protected by law. Any views or opinions expressed are solely those of the author
and do not necessarily represent those of Wavenet Ltd or its subsidiaries. If you
are not the intended recipient of this email and its attachments, you must take no
action based upon them, nor must you copy or show them to anyone. Please contact
the sender if you believe you have received this email in error. Wavenet Ltd reserves
the right to monitor email communications through its networks

I have only seen a single sample of this with an attachment OutstandingStatement201602111650.js which has a VirusTotal detection rate of 0/53. The Malwr analysis shows that this script downloads an executable from:

gp-training.net/09u8h76f/65fg67n

There are probably a few other download locations. This binary has a detection rate of 2/54.  The Malwr report also indicates that it phones home to:

87.229.86.20 (ZNET Telekom Zrt, Hungary)

I strongly recommend that you block traffic to that IP. The payload is the Dridex banking trojan.

Malware spam: "New Doc 115" / "Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android"

This rather terse spam has a malicious attachment:

From:    admin [ali73_2008949@yahoo.co.uk]
Date:    10 February 2016 at 10:16
Subject:    New Doc 115

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

The sender's email address varies from message to message. Attached is a file New Doc 115.doc which is reportedly identical to the one found in this spam campaign.

Malware spam: Emailing: MX62EDO 10.02.2016 / documents@dmb-ltd.co.uk

This spam has a malicious attachment:

From     documents@dmb-ltd.co.uk
Date     Wed, 10 Feb 2016 11:12:41 +0200
Subject     Emailing: MX62EDO 10.02.2016

Your message is ready to be sent with the following file or link
attachments:

MX62EDO  10.02.2016 SERVICE SHEET


Note: To protect against computer viruses, e-mail programs may prevent
sending or receiving certain types of file attachments.  Check your e-mail
security settings to determine how attachments are handled.

Attached is a malicious document named MX62EDO 10.02.2016.doc. I haven't had time to analyse these myself, but a trusted source (thank you) says that there are three different variants of documents, downloading a malicious executable from the following locations:

calflytech.com/09u8h76f/65fg67n
g-t-c.co.uk/09u8h76f/65fg67n
opoai.com/09u8h76f/65fg67n

This drops an executable with a VirusTotal detection rate of 6/55.  This malware calls back to the following IPs:

87.229.86.20 (ZNET Telekom Zrt, Hungary)
50.56.184.194 (Rackspace, US)
144.76.73.3 (Hetzner, Germany)

The payload is the Dridex banking trojan. Some chatter I have seen indicates that this has been hardened against analysis.

Recommended blocklist:
87.229.86.20
50.56.184.194
144.76.73.3
 

Malware spam: "Accounts" / [accounts_do_not_reply@aldridgesecurity.co.uk]

This rather terse spam does not come from Aldridge Security but it is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment. There is no subject.

From     [accounts_do_not_reply@aldridgesecurity.co.uk]
Date     Tue, 09 Feb 2016 10:31:14 +0200
Subject    

Accounts

I have only seen a single sample with an attachment document2016-02-09-103153.doc which has a VirusTotal detection rate of 5/54. Automated analysis [1] [2] shows that it downloads a malicious executable from:

promo.clickencer.com/4wde34f/4gevfdg

This has a detection rate of 5/54. Those analyses indicates that the malware phones home to:

50.56.184.194 (Rackspace, US)

I strongly recommend that you block traffic to that IP. The payload is the Dridex banking trojan.

Malware spam: "Accounts Documentation - Invoices" / CreditControl@crosswater.co.uk

This fake financial spam does not come from Crosswater Holdings, but it is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment:

From:    CreditControl@crosswater.co.uk
Date:    8 February 2016 at 10:34
Subject:    Accounts Documentation - Invoices

Please find attached the invoice(s) raised on your account today. If you have more than one invoice they will all be in the single attachment above.

If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact the Credit Controller who deals with your account.
Alternatively if you do not know the name of the Credit Controller you can contact us at:

Accounts@crosswater-holdings.co.uk

or call us on 0845 873 8840

Please do not reply to this E-mail as this is a forwarding address only.

Attached is a malicious script ~13190.js which comes in at least two different variants (VirusTotal [1] [2]). According to automated analysis [3] [4] [5] [6] these scripts download from:

hydroxylapatites7.meximas.com/98876hg5/45gt454h
80.109.240.71/~l.pennings/98876hg5/45gt454h

This drops an executable with a detection rate of 3/53 which appears to phone home to:

188.40.224.73 (NoTag, Germany)

I strongly recommend that you block traffic to that IP address. The payload is likely to be the Dridex banking trojan.

Malware spam: "BP Fuel Card E-bill 0200442 for Account B216552 31/01/2016" / "Fuel Card Services" [adminbur@fuelcardgroup.com]

This fake financial spam does not come from Fuel Card Services Ltd but is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment:

From     "Fuel Card Services" [adminbur@fuelcardgroup.com]
Date     Thu, 04 Feb 2016 04:29:24 -0700
Subject     BP Fuel Card E-bill 0200442 for Account B216552 31/01/2016

Please note that this message was sent from an unmonitored mailbox which
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From: adminbur@fuelcardservices.com

Sent: Thu, 04 Feb 2016 04:29:24 -0700
To: [redacted]
Subject: BP Fuel Card E-bill 0200442 for Account B216552 31/01/2016

Account: B216552

Please find your e-bill 0200442 for 31/01/2016 attached.

To manage you account online please click
http://eservices.fuelcardservices.com

If you would like to order more fuel cards please click
http://www.fuelcard-group.com/cardorder/bp-burnley.pdf

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Regards

Cards Admin.
Fuel Card Services Ltd

T 01282 410704
F 0844 870 9837
E support@fuelcardservices.com


Supplied according to our terms and conditions. (see
http://www.fuelcardservices.com/ebill.pdf).


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I have only seen one sample with an attachment named ebill0200442.xls which contains this malicious macro [pastebin] which is different to recent Dridex macros, and is similar to one first seen yesterday. According to this Malwr report it downloads an executable from:

www.trulygreen.net/43543r34r/843tf.exe

also reported is as a download location is:

www.mraguas.com/43543r34r/843tf.exe

If you look at the details of the Malwr report, it seems that the the script does creates a LOT of files all over the place. The dropped executable has a detection rate of 4/52 and according to this Hybrid Analysis shows that it phones home to:

62.76.191.108 (Clodo-Cloud / IT-House, Russia)

This is the same IP address as seen earlier, put the payload has now changed. Blocking that IP would be wise, and I would suggest that blocking 62.76.184.0/21 is probably worth considering too.

Malware spam: "More scans" / admin@victimdomain.tld / DOC201114-201114-001.js

This terse spam appears to originate from within the victim's own organisation, but it does not. Instead it is a simple forgery with a malicious attachment:

From:    admin [admin@victimdomain.tld]
Date:    4 February 2016 at 08:17
Subject:    More scans

Attached is a file DOC201114-201114-001.js which comes in a variety of different variants. The payload appears to be the Dridex banking trojan, as seen in this earlier spam run.

Malware spam: "January balance £785" / Alison Smith [ASmith056@jtcp.co.uk]

This fake financial spam does not come from J. Thomson Colour Printers, but is instead a simple forgery with a malicious attachment:

From     Alison Smith [ASmith056@jtcp.co.uk]
Date     Thu, 04 Feb 2016 10:52:21 +0300
Subject "January balance £785"

Hi,

Thank you for your recent payment of £672.

It appears the attached January invoice has been missed off of your payment. Could
you please advise when this will be paid or if there is a query with the invoice?

Regards

Alison Smith
Assistant Accountant

  Registered in Scotland 29216
  14 Carnoustie Place
  Glasgow G5 8PB
  Tel: 0141 429 1094
  www.jtcp.co.uk

 P Save Paper - Do you really need to print this e-mail?

The poor company being spoofed has already been hit by this attack recently [1] [2]. The email address of the sender varies from message to message.

Attached is a file IN161561-201601.js which comes in at least five different versions (VirusTotal [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]). This is a highly obfuscated script that looks like this [pastebin] and automated analysis of the various scripts [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] shows that the macro downloads from the following locations (there may be more):

ejanla.co/43543r34r/843tf.exe
cafecl.1pworks.com/43543r34r/843tf.exe

This binary has a detection rate of 2/52 and phones home to:

62.76.191.108 (Clodo-Cloud / IT-House, Russia)

Note that the whole 62.76.184.0/21 block is a haven for malware, but it does also have some legitimate Russian customers. You might want to consider blocking the entire range if your users don't need to visit Russian websites. The payload is the Dridex banking trojan, and although it is unusual to see a plain .js file spammed out like this, it is consistent with botnet 220.

Malware spam: "Attached Image" from canon@ the recipient's own domain

This spam pretends to come from the victim's own domain, but it doesn't. Instead it is a simple forgery with a malicious attachment.

From:    canon@victimdomain.tld
Date:    3 February 2016 at 12:09
Subject:    Attached Image

There is no body text. Attached is a file 1690_001.xls of which I have seen a single variant with a detection rate of 9/54. The Hybrid Analysis shows it downloading an executable from:


best-drum-set.com/43rf3dw/34frgegrg.exe

This has a detection rate of 6/51 and is the same binary as used in this other spam attack today.