ET DELETED Possible Malicious Attachment With Double Extension Ending In EXE


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flow:established,to_client;
content:"Content-Disposition|3a 20|attachment|3b 20|filename="; nocase; http_header;
content:".exe|0d 0a|"; distance:0; http_header; fast_pattern;
pcre:"/^Content-Disposition\x3a\x20attachment\x3b\x20filename=[^\r\n]+?\.[a-z]{2,4}\.exe\r?$/Hmi";
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#alert http $EXTERNAL_NET any -> $HOME_NET any (
#    msg:"ET DELETED Possible Malicious Attachment With Double Extension Ending In EXE";
#    flow:established,to_client;
#    content:"Content-Disposition|3a 20|attachment|3b 20|filename="; nocase; http_header;
#    content:".exe|0d 0a|"; distance:0; http_header; fast_pattern;
#    pcre:"/^Content-Disposition\x3a\x20attachment\x3b\x20filename=[^\r\n]+?\.[a-z]{2,4}\.exe\r?$/Hmi";
#    classtype:trojan-activity;
#    sid:2019650; rev:2;
#    metadata:created_at 2014_11_05, signature_severity Unknown, updated_at 2019_07_26, mitre_tactic_id TA0005, mitre_tactic_name Defense_Evasion, mitre_technique_id T1036, mitre_technique_name Masquerading;
#)

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