Managed XDR

temp-524-.eml — malware analysis report

File info

Filename
temp-524-.eml
File type
RFC 822 mail, ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators
File size
210.1 KB
First seen
Last seen

Environment

w10/x64 en

Hashes

SHA1
83e57b8664d7f7d7a8492e07431c091e3fb97e3d
SHA256
9636caad83dee6f94a0bc3150b02e8cec1de68d7b87be90ca7719ec7aaf84489
MD5
236f9dcf0feadd0a06897dbe7131eb47

Signatures

Execution

T1059.001 suspicious_powershell: Creates suspicious PowerShell process
T1059.001 suspicious_process: Spawns a suspicious process
T1047 antivm_wmi: Uses WMI to detect virtual environment
T1047 has_wmi: Executes one or several WMI requests

Persistence

T1037 persistence_autorun: Makes itself run automatically on Windows startup

Privilege Escalation

T1037 persistence_autorun: Makes itself run automatically on Windows startup
T1134 opens_thread_token: Opens the access token associated with a thread
T1134 opens_process_token: Opens the access token associated with a process

Defense Evasion

T1564.001 stealth_file: Creates hidden or system files
T1497.001 antivm_wmi: Uses WMI to detect virtual environment
T1070 stealth_window: A process created a hidden window
T1497 evasion_printers: Attempts to detect Sandbox by exploring existing printers
T1497.001 antisandbox_script_timer: Detected script timer window (indicative of sleep style evasion)
T1497.001 antivm_generic_productname: Checks system product name in registry, possibly for anti-virtualization
T1027 many_env_vars: An extensive number of environment variables has been created (possible sign of obfuscation)
T1134 opens_thread_token: Opens the access token associated with a thread
T1134 opens_process_token: Opens the access token associated with a process
T1562.001 amsi_patching_attempt: Attempts to patch Microsoft AMSI protection (amsi.dll)

Credential Access

T1552 infostealer_browser: Retrieves personal information from local Internet browsers
T1503 infostealer_browser: Retrieves personal information from local Internet browsers
T1552 infostealer_mail: Collects personal data from local email clients
T1552 infostealer_im: Collects information about installed messengers
T1552 infostealer_ftp: Collects data from local FTP clients
T1552.001 infostealer_bitcoin: Attempts to obtain access to Bitcoin/ALTCoin wallets
T1552.001 infostealer_winscp: Collects information from configuration file of WinSCP
T1552.002 infostealer_steam: Attempts to collect information about Steam account
T1552.001 infostealer_vpn: Collects information about installed VPN software
T1555.003 cookie_files: Accesses cookie files
T1555.004 windows_credential_manager: Acquire credentials from the Windows Credential Manager
T1552 cookie_files: Accesses cookie files

Discovery

T1497.001 antivm_wmi: Uses WMI to detect virtual environment
T1518.001 wmi_check_av: Uses WMI to check for installed antivirus software
T1057 has_wmi: Executes one or several WMI requests
T1082 has_wmi: Executes one or several WMI requests
T1518 locates_browser: Attempts to identify where browsers are installed
T1497 evasion_printers: Attempts to detect Sandbox by exploring existing printers
T1497.001 antisandbox_script_timer: Detected script timer window (indicative of sleep style evasion)
T1497.001 antivm_generic_productname: Checks system product name in registry, possibly for anti-virtualization

Collection

T1114 infostealer_mail: Collects personal data from local email clients

Command and Control

T1071.001 winhttp_https: Performs HTTP/HTTPS requests using WinHttp

Other

copies_self: Creates a copy of itself
network_bind: Starts servers listening at None
creates_exe: Creates executable files in the file system
dns_tld_cc: Connects to TLD .CC, possibly malware
network_powershell: PowerShell process network connection detected
create_rpc_bindings: Creates RPC connection
creates_suspended_process: Creates suspended process
suspicious_network_port: Performs TCP or UDP request to non-standard port
test_check_service: Starts services
suricata_alert: Malicious traffic detected