Managed XDR

vtdl_okofu01n (RedLine Stealer) — malware analysis report

File info

Filename
vtdl_okofu01n
File type
PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386, for MS Windows
File size
291 KB
First seen
Last seen

Environment

win7/x86 en

Hashes

SHA1
a267f5cf8eae833661f2250037d2553b23812713
SHA256
88bd61721ad8b9a37029bd788c71ccfc7297f1ddbdc38cb6f55afb102f815a77
MD5
a925be96f8d90d3b25858dee412a13b1

Malwares

  • RedLine Stealer

Signatures

Privilege Escalation

T1134 sets_privilegies_via_adjusttokenprivileges: Sets process privilege via AdjustTokenPrivileges
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

T1027.002 unnamed_memory_regions: Code was executed in unnamed regions
T1027.002 packer_entropy: Probably contains compressed or encrypted data
T1134 sets_privilegies_via_adjusttokenprivileges: Sets process privilege via AdjustTokenPrivileges
T1134 opens_thread_token: Opens the access token associated with a thread
T1134 opens_process_token: Opens the access token associated with a process

Other

yara_rules: Static rules
dead_host: Connects to IP addresses that do not respond to requests
no_graphical_activity: No graphic activity
origin_langid: Unconventional language of the executable file
get_policy_info: Retrieves information about a Policy object
suspicious_network_port: Performs TCP or UDP request to non-standard port

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