MAR-10430311-1.v1 Multiple Nation-State Threat Actors Exploit CVE-2022-47966 and CVE-2022-42475

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Summary
Description
CISA received 4 files for analysis from an incident response engagement conducted at an Aeronautical Sector organization.2 files (bitmap.exe, wkHPd.exe) are identified as variants of Metasploit (Meterpreter) and designed to connect and receive unencrypted payloads from their respective command and control (C2) servers. Note: Metasploit is an open source penetration testing software; Meterpreter is a Metasploit attack payload that runs an interactive shell. These executables are used as attack payloads to run interactive shells, allowing a malicious actor the ability to control and execute code on a system.2 files (resource.aspx, ConfigLogin.aspx) are Active Server Pages (ASPX) web shells designed to execute remote JavaScript code on the victim server.CISA has provided indicators of compromise (IOCs) and YARA rules for detection within this Malware Analysis Report (MAR).For more information about this compromise, see Joint Cybersecurity Advisory Multiple Nation-State Threat Actors Exploit CVE-2022-47966 and CVE-2022-42475.
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For a downloadable copy of IOCs associated with this MAR in JSON format, see:

AR23-250A JSON
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Submitted Files (4)
334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b (bitmap.exe)
47dacb8f0b157355a4fd59ccbac1c59b8268fe84f3b8a462378b064333920622 (resource.aspx)
6dcc7b5e913154abac69687fcfb6a58ac66ec9b8cc7de7afd8832a9066b7bdde (ConfigLogin.aspx)
79a9136eedbf8288ad7357ddaea3a3cd1a57b7c6f82adffd5a9540e1623bfb63 (wkHPd.exe)
IPs (2)
108[.]62[.]118[.]160
179[.]60[.]147[.]4
Findings
334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b
Tags
downloaderobfuscatedtrojan
Details
--

Name
bitmap.exe

Size
7168 bytes

Type
PE32+ executable (GUI) x86-64, for MS Windows

MD5
b8967a33e6c1aee7682810b6b994b991

SHA1
bbda2ad0634aa535b9df40dc39a2d4dfdd763476

SHA256
334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b

SHA512
75b86d329c06a60b395d539eead76f27bc4055a9743f6f33bc48b4ef54a5d0587fbfaf9742515e73936df2b6a5498a84ae8c501f0f27b6c047e994f3afcc408d

ssdeep
24:eFGStrJ9u0/6BonZdkBQAV7YQKZqSeNDMSCvOXpmB:is0M8kBQDQkSD9C2kB

Entropy
1.315361

Malware Result
unknown

Antivirus

AhnLab
Trojan/Win64.Shelma

Antiy
GrayWare/Win32.Rozena.j

Avira
TR/Crypt.XPACK.Gen7

Bitdefender
Trojan.Metasploit.A

CrowdStrike Falcon ML
win/malicious_confidence_100

Cylance
Malware

Emsisoft
Trojan.Metasploit.A (B)

ESET
a variant of Win64/Rozena.M trojan

Huorong
Trojan/Obfuscated.dq

IKARUS
Trojan.Win64.Meterpreter

K7
Trojan ( 004fae881 )

McAfee
Trojan-FJIN!B8967A33E6C1

Quick Heal
HackTool.Metasploit.S9212471

Sophos
ATK/Meter-A

Varist
W64/S-c4a4ef26!Eldorado

Vir.IT eXplorer
Trojan.Win32.Generic.BZPS

Webroot SMD
Malware

YARA Rules

rule CISA_10430311_01 : METERPRETER trojan downloader{   meta:       author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis"       incident = "10430311"       date = "2023-03-03"       last_modified = "20230404_1200"       actor = "n/a"       family = "METERPRETER"       Capabilities = "n/a"       Malware_Type = "trojan downloader"       Tool_Type = "n/a"       description = "Detects trojan downloader samples"       sha256_1 = "334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b"   strings:       $s1 = { 49 be 77 73 32 5f 33 32 }       $s2 = { 49 89 e6 48 81 ec a0 01 }       $s3 = { 49 bc 02 00 e5 6b b3 3c 93 04 }       $s4 = { 41 ba 4c 77 26 07 ff d5 }       $s5 = { 41 ba ea 0f df e0 ff d5 }       $s6 = { 41 ba 99 a5 74 61 ff d5 }       $s7 = { 41 ba 02 d9 c8 5f ff d5 }       $s8 = { 41 ba 58 a4 53 e5 ff d5 }   condition:       all of them}
rule CISA_10430311_02 : METERPRETER controls_local_machine compromises_data_integrity communicates_with_c2 keylogger exploit_kit remote_access_trojan back downloader screen_capture virus remote_access exploitation network_capture{   meta:       author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis"       incident = "10430311"       date = "2023-03-08"       last_modified = "20230405_1300"       actor = "n/a"       family = "METERPRETER"       Capabilities = "controls-local-machine compromises-data-integrity communicates-with-c2"       Malware_Type = "keylogger exploit-kit remote-access-trojan backdoor downloader screen-capture virus"       Tool_Type = "remote-access exploitation network-capture"       description = "Detects Fresh Meterpreter bianary samples"       sha256_1 = "79a9136eedbf8288ad7357ddaea3a3cd1a57b7c6f82adffd5a9540e1623bfb63"       sha256_2 = "334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b"       sha256_3 = "6dcc7b5e913154abac69687fcfb6a58ac66ec9b8cc7de7afd8832a9066b7bdde"       sha256_4 = "47dacb8f0b157355a4fd59ccbac1c59b8268fe84f3b8a462378b064333920622"   strings:       $s0 = { 58 a4 53 e5 }       $s1 = { 02 d9 c8 5f }       $s2 = { 99 a5 74 61 }       $s3 = { 4c 77 26 07 }       $s4 = { 29 80 6b 00 }       $s5 = { 50 41 59 4c 4f 41 44 3a }       $s6 = { 48 83 ec 28 49 c7 c1 40 }   condition:       all of them}

ssdeep Matches
No matches found.
Relationships

334c2d0af1...
Connected_To
179[.]60[.]147[.]4

Description
This artifact is a malicious Windows executable file. The file is designed to connect to a remote Internet Protocol (IP) address "179[.]60[.]147[.]4" on Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) port 58731 and waits for a response. The response payload from the remote server is not encrypted and will be executed in memory. The payload was not available for analysis.
179[.]60[.]147[.]4
Tags
command-and-control
Ports

58731 TCP

Whois
inetnum:     179.60.147.0/24status:     reallocatedaut-num:     AS209588owner:     Cloud Solutions S.A.ownerid:     VE-CSSA1-LACNICresponsible: Alexis Sanchezaddress:     Av. Libertador, Distrito Capital, ---,address:     1050 - Caracas -country:     VEphone:     +507 8589115owner-c:     ALS317tech-c:     ALS317abuse-c:     ALS317inetrev:     179.60.147.0/24nserver:     NS1.SAFE-VPN.MOBInsstat:     20230302 AAnslastaa:    20230302nserver:     NS2.SAFE-VPN.MOBInsstat:     20230302 AAnslastaa:    20230302created:     20220301changed:     20220301inetnum-up: 179.60.144.0/21nic-hdl:     ALS317person:     Alexis Sancheze-mail:     info@safe-vpn.mobiaddress:     Av. Libertador, Distrito Capital, ---, ---address:     1050 - Caracas -country:     VEphone:     +507 858 91 [15]created:     20220301changed:     20220301
Relationships

179[.]60[.]147[.]4
Connected_From
334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b

Description
The malware C2 server IP address.
79a9136eedbf8288ad7357ddaea3a3cd1a57b7c6f82adffd5a9540e1623bfb63
Tags
obfuscatedtrojan
Details
--

Name
wkHPd.exe

Size
7168 bytes

Type
PE32+ executable (GUI) x86-64, for MS Windows

MD5
76adb0e36aac40cae0ebeb9f4bd38b52

SHA1
82885f8c57cf4460f52db0a85e183d372f0aeb7e

SHA256
79a9136eedbf8288ad7357ddaea3a3cd1a57b7c6f82adffd5a9540e1623bfb63

SHA512
dc3547ca38bcdc00184537f9b2bac6201d9aa1541d172fc78050636b5f0d2c438defcab937f2ac056a0522c9727d2c3ea1636c69c9780ed553b146168956c121

ssdeep
24:eFGStrJ9u0/6kgnZdEBQAVXBYLYKZq4eNDMSeGV1iY0im+opmB:is0dUEBQpLYGSD9e8oYKkB

Entropy
1.418888

Malware Result
unknown

Antivirus

AhnLab
Trojan/Win64.Agent

Antiy
GrayWare/Win32.Rozena.j

Avira
TR/Crypt.XPACK.Gen7

Bitdefender
Trojan.Metasploit.A

CrowdStrike Falcon ML
win/malicious_confidence_100

Cylance
Malware

Emsisoft
Trojan.Metasploit.A (B)

ESET
a variant of Win64/Rozena.M trojan

Huorong
Trojan/Obfuscated.dq

IKARUS
Trojan.Win64.Meterpreter

K7
Trojan ( 004fae881 )

McAfee
Trojan-FJIN!76ADB0E36AAC

Quick Heal
HackTool.Metasploit.S9212471

Sophos
ATK/Meter-A

Varist
W64/S-c4a4ef26!Eldorado

Vir.IT eXplorer
Trojan.Win32.Generic.BZPS

Webroot SMD
Malware

YARA Rules

rule CISA_10430311_02 : METERPRETER controls_local_machine compromises_data_integrity communicates_with_c2 keylogger exploit_kit remote_access_trojan back downloader screen_capture virus remote_access exploitation network_capture{   meta:       author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis"       incident = "10430311"       date = "2023-03-08"       last_modified = "20230405_1300"       actor = "n/a"       family = "METERPRETER"       Capabilities = "controls-local-machine compromises-data-integrity communicates-with-c2"       Malware_Type = "keylogger exploit-kit remote-access-trojan backdoor downloader screen-capture virus"       Tool_Type = "remote-access exploitation network-capture"       description = "Detects Fresh Meterpreter bianary samples"       sha256_1 = "79a9136eedbf8288ad7357ddaea3a3cd1a57b7c6f82adffd5a9540e1623bfb63"       sha256_2 = "334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b"       sha256_3 = "6dcc7b5e913154abac69687fcfb6a58ac66ec9b8cc7de7afd8832a9066b7bdde"       sha256_4 = "47dacb8f0b157355a4fd59ccbac1c59b8268fe84f3b8a462378b064333920622"   strings:       $s0 = { 58 a4 53 e5 }       $s1 = { 02 d9 c8 5f }       $s2 = { 99 a5 74 61 }       $s3 = { 4c 77 26 07 }       $s4 = { 29 80 6b 00 }       $s5 = { 50 41 59 4c 4f 41 44 3a }       $s6 = { 48 83 ec 28 49 c7 c1 40 }   condition:       all of them}

ssdeep Matches
No matches found.
Relationships

79a9136eed...
Connected_To
108[.]62[.]118[.]160

Description
This file is a malicious 64-bit Windows Portable Executable (PE) that has been identified as a variant of the Metasploit Meterpreter application. The file is designed to connect to a remote Internet Protocol (IP) address 108[.]62[.]118[.]160.
108[.]62[.]118[.]160
Tags
command-and-control
Whois
NetRange:     108.62.0.0 - 108.62.255.255CIDR:         108.62.0.0/16NetName:        NET-108-62-0-0-1NetHandle:     NET-108-62-0-0-1Parent:         NET108 (NET-108-0-0-0-0)NetType:        Direct AllocationOriginAS:     AS15003Organization: Leaseweb USA, Inc. (LU)RegDate:        2010-12-13Updated:        2021-02-15Ref:            https://rdap.arin.net/registry/ip/108.62.0.0OrgName:        Leaseweb USA, Inc.OrgId:         LUAddress:        9480 Innovation DrCity:         ManassasStateProv:     VAPostalCode:     20109Country:        USRegDate:        2010-09-13Updated:        2019-08-13Comment:        www.leaseweb.comRef:            https://rdap.arin.net/registry/entity/LU
Relationships

108[.]62[.]118[.]160
Connected_From
79a9136eedbf8288ad7357ddaea3a3cd1a57b7c6f82adffd5a9540e1623bfb63

Description
The malware attempts to connect to this IP address.
47dacb8f0b157355a4fd59ccbac1c59b8268fe84f3b8a462378b064333920622
Tags
backdoorwebshell
Details
--

Name
resource.aspx

Size
175 bytes

Type
ASCII text, with no line terminators

MD5
1a0e111e60e543810423ef073b545c77

SHA1
23cb74b530c49837595d766492279cc0cdc4692d

SHA256
47dacb8f0b157355a4fd59ccbac1c59b8268fe84f3b8a462378b064333920622

SHA512
78a6e59bb9d9320d39249ee8ae94431a7cda608476f0adc9358e558b535ceccf12e219af16b14a40948986a01ad9128f8cf0240cde866197570fd70772e92d1c

ssdeep
3:6DZXA/fTGYpEHJCpHT55bct7fk8fwM2aA793nJKAqTGwPW1kyKN+1Ucv2+:6e3q+ugFIt7M8fwM/A7zKAqK6ykycKUU

Entropy
5.673036

Malware Result
unknown

Antivirus

Huorong
Backdoor/ASP.WebShell.aa

YARA Rules

rule CISA_10430311_03 : ASPX_WEBSHELL webshell{   meta:       author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis"       incident = "10430311"       date = "2023-03-21"       last_modified = "20230404_1230"       actor = "n/a"       family = "ASPX Webshell"       Capabilities = "n/a"       Malware_Type = "webshell"       Tool_Type = "n/a"       description = "Detects OWA targeting ASPX Webshell samples"       sha256_1 = "6dcc7b5e913154abac69687fcfb6a58ac66ec9b8cc7de7afd8832a9066b7bdde"       sha256_1 = "47dacb8f0b157355a4fd59ccbac1c59b8268fe84f3b8a462378b064333920622"   strings:       $s1 = { 5a 30 32 6a 77 36 43 36 63 55 }       $s2 = { 5a 38 49 30 32 38 33 6e 77 38 }       $s3 = { 4f 57 41 77 65 62 63 6f 6e 66 69 67 }       $s4 = { 54 55 43 53 4f 4e }       $s5 = { 65 76 61 6c }   condition:       3 of them}

ssdeep Matches
No matches found.
Description
This artifact is an ASPX webshell that is designed to execute remote JavaScript code on the system. The attacker must authenticate to the webshell client with the key "OWAwebconfig" before executing the remote code. The 'unsafe' context keyword is intentionally obfuscated to bypass security protocols.
Screenshots

6dcc7b5e913154abac69687fcfb6a58ac66ec9b8cc7de7afd8832a9066b7bdde
Tags
backdoorwebshell
Details
--

Name
ConfigLogin.aspx

Size
169 bytes

Type
ASCII text, with no line terminators

MD5
a33354d598b58f2e55eb3619c3465f24

SHA1
e1c6f76085234554e9a47b61105cd45981eb35d2

SHA256
6dcc7b5e913154abac69687fcfb6a58ac66ec9b8cc7de7afd8832a9066b7bdde

SHA512
180ee1378ff6ffd8b28c39208d8abb617e263defc74f6781f9f8efa373fd62c3aa0b99a4b77cf44432f9bfe4fd80f40620ffb884af2e440491d007b2e41e4d96

ssdeep
3:6DZX6VeeTEdYpEHJCpRZT55bcRRt+ek8fwM2aA42qPJKMWmdeuufKVeM+1Ucv2+:6NeTG+ug/JIi8fwM/A7qxKMWmgZMKUeb

Entropy
5.682974

Malware Result
unknown

Antivirus

Huorong
Backdoor/ASP.WebShell.aa

YARA Rules

rule CISA_10430311_03 : ASPX_WEBSHELL webshell{   meta:       author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis"       incident = "10430311"       date = "2023-03-21"       last_modified = "20230404_1230"       actor = "n/a"       family = "ASPX Webshell"       Capabilities = "n/a"       Malware_Type = "webshell"       Tool_Type = "n/a"       description = "Detects OWA targeting ASPX Webshell samples"       sha256_1 = "6dcc7b5e913154abac69687fcfb6a58ac66ec9b8cc7de7afd8832a9066b7bdde"       sha256_1 = "47dacb8f0b157355a4fd59ccbac1c59b8268fe84f3b8a462378b064333920622"   strings:       $s1 = { 5a 30 32 6a 77 36 43 36 63 55 }       $s2 = { 5a 38 49 30 32 38 33 6e 77 38 }       $s3 = { 4f 57 41 77 65 62 63 6f 6e 66 69 67 }       $s4 = { 54 55 43 53 4f 4e }       $s5 = { 65 76 61 6c }   condition:       3 of them}

ssdeep Matches
No matches found.
Description
This artifact is an ASPX webshell that is designed to execute remote JavaScript code on the system. The attacker must authenticate to the webshell client with the key "TUCSON" before executing the remote code. The 'unsafe' context keyword is intentionally obfuscated to bypass security protocols.
Screenshots

Relationship Summary

334c2d0af1...
Connected_To
179[.]60[.]147[.]4

179[.]60[.]147[.]4
Connected_From
334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b

79a9136eed...
Connected_To
108[.]62[.]118[.]160

108[.]62[.]118[.]160
Connected_From
79a9136eedbf8288ad7357ddaea3a3cd1a57b7c6f82adffd5a9540e1623bfb63

Recommendations
CISA recommends that users and administrators consider using the following best practices to strengthen the security posture of their organization's systems. Any configuration changes should be reviewed by system owners and administrators prior to implementation to avoid unwanted impacts.

Maintain up-to-date antivirus signatures and engines.
Keep operating system patches up-to-date.
Disable File and Printer sharing services. If these services are required, use strong passwords or Active Directory authentication.
Restrict users' ability (permissions) to install and run unwanted software applications. Do not add users to the local administrators group unless required.
Enforce a strong password policy and implement regular password changes.
Exercise caution when opening e-mail attachments even if the attachment is expected and the sender appears to be known.
Enable a personal firewall on agency workstations, configured to deny unsolicited connection requests.
Disable unnecessary services on agency workstations and servers.
Scan for and remove suspicious e-mail attachments; ensure the scanned attachment is its "true file type" (i.e., the extension matches the file header).
Monitor users' web browsing habits; restrict access to sites with unfavorable content.
Exercise caution when using removable media (e.g., USB thumb drives, external drives, CDs, etc.).
Scan all software downloaded from the Internet prior to executing.
Maintain situational awareness of the latest threats and implement appropriate Access Control Lists (ACLs).

Additional information on malware incident prevention and handling can be found in National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800-83, "Guide to Malware Incident Prevention & Handling for Desktops and Laptops".
Contact Information

1-844-Say-CISA
CISA Service Desk (UNCLASS)
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CISA IC (JWICS)

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Analysis Report

MAR-10430311-1.v1 Multiple Nation-State Threat Actors Exploit CVE-2022-47966 and CVE-2022-42475

Release Date

September 07, 2023

Alert Code

AR23-250A

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Antivirus

YARA Rules

• rule CISA_10430311_01 : METERPRETER trojan downloader

meta:
author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis"
incident = "10430311"
date = "2023-03-03"
last_modified = "20230404_1200"
actor = "n/a"
family = "METERPRETER"
Capabilities = "n/a"
Malware_Type = "trojan downloader"
Tool_Type = "n/a"
description = "Detects trojan downloader samples"
sha256_1 = "334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b"
strings:
$s1 = { 49 be 77 73 32 5f 33 32 }
$s2 = { 49 89 e6 48 81 ec a0 01 }
$s3 = { 49 bc 02 00 e5 6b b3 3c 93 04 }
$s4 = { 41 ba 4c 77 26 07 ff d5 }
$s5 = { 41 ba ea 0f df e0 ff d5 }
$s6 = { 41 ba 99 a5 74 61 ff d5 }
$s7 = { 41 ba 02 d9 c8 5f ff d5 }
$s8 = { 41 ba 58 a4 53 e5 ff d5 }
condition:
all of them

• rule CISA_10430311_02 : METERPRETER controls_local_machine compromises_data_integrity communicates_with_c2 keylogger exploit_kit remote_access_trojan back downloader screen_capture virus remote_access exploitation network_capture

meta:
author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis"
incident = "10430311"
date = "2023-03-08"
last_modified = "20230405_1300"
actor = "n/a"
family = "METERPRETER"
Capabilities = "controls-local-machine compromises-data-integrity communicates-with-c2"
Malware_Type = "keylogger exploit-kit remote-access-trojan backdoor downloader screen-capture virus"
Tool_Type = "remote-access exploitation network-capture"
description = "Detects Fresh Meterpreter bianary samples"
sha256_1 = "79a9136eedbf8288ad7357ddaea3a3cd1a57b7c6f82adffd5a9540e1623bfb63"
sha256_2 = "334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b"
sha256_3 = "6dcc7b5e913154abac69687fcfb6a58ac66ec9b8cc7de7afd8832a9066b7bdde"
sha256_4 = "47dacb8f0b157355a4fd59ccbac1c59b8268fe84f3b8a462378b064333920622"
strings:
$s0 = { 58 a4 53 e5 }
$s1 = { 02 d9 c8 5f }
$s2 = { 99 a5 74 61 }
$s3 = { 4c 77 26 07 }
$s4 = { 29 80 6b 00 }
$s5 = { 50 41 59 4c 4f 41 44 3a }
$s6 = { 48 83 ec 28 49 c7 c1 40 }
condition:
all of them

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Description

This artifact is a malicious Windows executable file. The file is designed to connect to a remote Internet Protocol (IP) address "179[.]60[.]147[.]4" on Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) port 58731 and waits for a response. The response payload from the remote server is not encrypted and will be executed in memory. The payload was not available for analysis.

179[.]60[.]147[.]4

Tags

command-and-control

Ports

• 58731 TCP

Whois

inetnum: 179.60.147.0/24
status: reallocated
aut-num: AS209588
owner: Cloud Solutions S.A.
ownerid: VE-CSSA1-LACNIC
responsible: Alexis Sanchez
address: Av. Libertador, Distrito Capital, ---,
address: 1050 - Caracas -
country: VE
phone: +507 8589115
owner-c: ALS317
tech-c: ALS317
abuse-c: ALS317
inetrev: 179.60.147.0/24
nserver: NS1.SAFE-VPN.MOBI
nsstat: 20230302 AA
nslastaa: 20230302
nserver: NS2.SAFE-VPN.MOBI
nsstat: 20230302 AA
nslastaa: 20230302
created: 20220301
changed: 20220301
inetnum-up: 179.60.144.0/21

nic-hdl: ALS317
person: Alexis Sanchez
e-mail: info@safe-vpn.mobi
address: Av. Libertador, Distrito Capital, ---, ---
address: 1050 - Caracas -
country: VE
phone: +507 858 91 [15]
created: 20220301
changed: 20220301

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Description

The malware C2 server IP address.

79a9136eedbf8288ad7357ddaea3a3cd1a57b7c6f82adffd5a9540e1623bfb63

Tags

obfuscatedtrojan

Details

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Antivirus

YARA Rules

• rule CISA_10430311_02 : METERPRETER controls_local_machine compromises_data_integrity communicates_with_c2 keylogger exploit_kit remote_access_trojan back downloader screen_capture virus remote_access exploitation network_capture

meta:
author = "CISA Code & Media Analysis"
incident = "10430311"
date = "2023-03-08"
last_modified = "20230405_1300"
actor = "n/a"
family = "METERPRETER"
Capabilities = "controls-local-machine compromises-data-integrity communicates-with-c2"
Malware_Type = "keylogger exploit-kit remote-access-trojan backdoor downloader screen-capture virus"
Tool_Type = "remote-access exploitation network-capture"
description = "Detects Fresh Meterpreter bianary samples"
sha256_1 = "79a9136eedbf8288ad7357ddaea3a3cd1a57b7c6f82adffd5a9540e1623bfb63"
sha256_2 = "334c2d0af191ed96b15095a4a098c400f2c0ce6b9c66d1800f6b74554d59ff4b"
sha256_3 = "6dcc7b5e913154abac69687fcfb6a58ac66ec9b8cc7de7afd8832a9066b7bdde"
sha256_4 = "47dacb8f0b157355a4fd59ccbac1c59b8268fe84f3b8a462378b064333920622"
strings:
$s0 = { 58 a4 53 e5 }
$s1 = { 02 d9 c8 5f }
$s2 = { 99 a5 74 61 }
$s3 = { 4c 77 26 07 }
$s4 = { 29 80 6b 00 }
$s5 = { 50 41 59 4c 4f 41 44 3a }
$s6 = { 48 83 ec 28 49 c7 c1 40 }
condition:
all of them

ssdeep Matches

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Description

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