MAL_Emotet_BKA_Quarantine_Apr21


Description

MAL_Emotet_BKA_Quarantine_Apr21

Query · yara

strings:
      $key = { c3 da da 19 63 45 2c 86 77 3b e9 fd 24 64 fb b8 07 fe 12 d0 2a 48 13 38 48 68 e8 ae 91 3c ed 82 }
   condition:
      $key at 0
Raw source MAL_Emotet_BKA_Quarantine_Apr21 · YARA
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rule MAL_Emotet_BKA_Quarantine_Apr21 {
   meta:
      author = "press inquiries <info@bka.de>, technical contact <info@mha.bka.de>"
      reference = "https://www.bka.de/DE/IhreSicherheit/RichtigesVerhalten/StraftatenImInternet/FAQ/FAQ_node.html"
      descripton = "The modified emotet binary replaces the original emotet on the system of the victim. The original emotet is copied to a quarantine for evidence-preservation."
      note = "The quarantine folder depends on the scope of the initial emotet infection (user or administrator). It is the temporary folder as returned by GetTempPathW under a filename starting with UDP as returned by GetTempFileNameW. To prevent accidental reinfection by a user, the quarantined emotet is encrypted using RC4 and a 0x20 bytes long key found at the start of the quarantined file (see $key)."
      sharing = "TLP:WHITE"
      date = "2021-03-23"
      id = "22c27d82-00cb-5d2f-a1cc-9f8b4c60aecd"
   strings:
      $key = { c3 da da 19 63 45 2c 86 77 3b e9 fd 24 64 fb b8 07 fe 12 d0 2a 48 13 38 48 68 e8 ae 91 3c ed 82 }
   condition:
      $key at 0
}

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