TS/NOFORN
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This document contains a summary of analysis of 5 malware suspects. Key details are provided on each suspect's files, compile times, command and control infrastructure, and behaviors. The analysis suggests the suspects originate from a French-speaking operator and involve use of Lua scripting. Attribution is difficult due to techniques like using commonly known bot names and hosting infrastructure in different countries.
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FILESIZE: 184320
CODESIZE: 139264
COMPILETIME: 2010:02:16 18:05:54+01:00
FILESIZE: 184320
CODESIZE: 139264
COMPILETIME: 2010:03:11 17:55:03+01:00
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A Cluster-Based Trusted Secure Multipath Routing Protocol for Mobile Ad Hoc N...IJCNCJournal
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Mobile Ad Hoc Network (MANET) is a self-organizing and flexible system. MANET systems manage sensitive data from many distinct applications in various domains. Its dynamic nature increases its vulnerability to numerous types of security threats. Many of the present approaches using indirect approaches provide false approximations of trust degrees. It is significantly required a good routing system that meets Quality of Service (QoS) standards and enhances network performance. In this paper purposed cluster-based trustworthy safe multipath routing (CTSMP-Routing) for mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). Load balancing challenge is addressed by using a modified proportional topology optimization (MPTO) approach using geographical data related to network nodes. The Enhanced Seeker Search Optimization (ESSO) approach is used to compute trust degrees after the clustering phase considering numerous network constraints including node mobility, received signal strength, energy consumption, and cooperation rate. Assumed to be the service node, the node showing the highest degree of trust manages inter-cluster routing. We have developed a hybrid soft computing approach termed the multi-layer deep recurrent neural network (ML-DRNN) to enhance the optimal path-finding process. This method selects, among many routes between source and destination nodes, the best one quickly. The outcomes of this paper demonstrate that CTSMP-Routing provides effective protection against several attack paths within the MANET environment and displays better performance in regard to quality of service (QoS) requirements.Ad
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- 1. MARIONMARSCHALEK@PINKFLAWDMARION@CYPHORT.COMBCC0 7607 2FFA BCA8 9048 D648 D169 73AF F372 F2CA
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- 12. SUSPECT #1 FILESIZE:192512COMPILETIME: 2010:05:06 C&C: CALLIENTEFEVER.INFOHTTP ACCEPT-LANGUAGE: FR
- 14. PING EXEC HTTPFASPFLOODTCPFLOODWEBFLOODPOSTFLOODATCLEAR STATISTICSKILLSET UPLOAD UPDATE PLUGIN SUSPECT #1 FLOODING ALL THE THINGS
- 15. SUSPECT #1
- 16. OMG!!
- 17. SUSPECTS #[2-4] FILESIZE: 184320 CODESIZE: 139264 COMPILETIME: 2010:02:16 18:05:54+01:00 FILESIZE: 184320 CODESIZE: 139264 COMPILETIME: 2010:03:11 17:55:03+01:00 FILESIZE: 792064 CODESIZE: 583680 COMPILETIME: 2011:10:2520:28:39+01:00
- 18. SUSPECT #4 FILESIZE: 792064 COMPILETIME: 2011:10:2520:28:39+01:00API NAMEHASHINGKEYAB34CD77HHTTP://1.9.32.11/BUNNY/TEST.PHP?REC=NVISTAANTI-ANALYSIS| THREADS& FILES| CPU DATA| C&C COMMANDS| LUA
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- 20. AV PRODUCTENUMERATIONFIREWALLPRODUCTENUMERATIONSANDBOXCHECK"KLAVME", "MYAPP", "TESTAPP", "AFYJEVMV.EXE, TIMINGCONDITIONSUSPECT #4SELECT * FROM ANTIVIRUSPRODUCTSELECT * FROM FIREWALLPRODUCT
- 21. SUSPECT #4Big BossWorker2Worker1Worker0Worker3MainThreadPerfMon CommandParsing ScriptExecution Manage Worker ThreadsFileMan/Inet
- 23. LUA ThreadCmd ParsingExecute CommandStart LUA ThreadSUSPECT #4 Advanced Command and Script Parsing
- 24. SUSPECT #4 Advanced Command and Script Parsing4 WORKERTHREADSEXECUTINGLUA SCRIPTSLUA 5.1 + C/INVOKECODECALLBACKFROMLUA TOC++
- 26. Vulnerability Summary for CVE-2011-4369 Original release date: 12/16/2011 Last revised: 01/29/2013 Source: US-CERT/NIST http://blog.9bplus.com/analyzing-cve-2011-4369-part-one/
- 27. SUSPECT #5 FILESIZE: 966144 CODESIZE: 128512 COMPILETIME: 2011:10:2519:28:00+01:00 DROPPERFORSUSPECT#4 SAMEC&CSASSUSPECT#4
- 28. ACRORD32INFO.EXE Location Remote Host Port Number Oakville, Canada 69.90.160.65 80 Montr辿al,Canada 70.38.107.13 80 Montr辿al,Canada 70.38.12.10 80 http://www.threatexpert.com/report.aspx?md5=c40e3ee23cf95d992b7cd0b7c01b8599SUSPECT #5
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- 32. SWISS CHEESE ATTRIBUTIONPROJECTNAMEDBUNNY, VERSION2.3.2DDOS BOTNETOPERATORSACCEPT-LANGUAGE: FRC&C SERVERSHOSTEDINCANADAC&C DOMAINSRESEMBLEFRENCH/IRANIANWEBSITESAUTHORNOENGLISHNATIVE-SPEAKER... LUA? MUSTBEFLAME
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- 40. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSMR. WHITE, MR. ORANGE, MR. BLONDE& MR. PINKMORGANMARQUIS-BOIREINBARRAZNICOLASBRULEZ@EMERGENCYKITTENS
- 41. Thank you! Marion Marschalek @pinkflawd marion@cyphort.com http://karmadecay.com/