MAL_CRIME_RANSOM_DearCry_Mar21_1


Description

Detects DearCry Ransomware affecting Exchange servers

Query · yara

strings:
      $s1 = "dear!!!" ascii fullword
      $s2 = "EncryptFile.exe.pdb" ascii fullword
      $s3 = "/readme.txt" ascii fullword
      $s4 = "C:\\Users\\john\\" ascii
      $s5 = "And please send me the following hash!" ascii fullword

      $op1 = { 68 e0 30 52 00 6a 41 68 a5 00 00 00 6a 22 e8 81 d0 f8 ff 83 c4 14 33 c0 5e }
      $op2 = { 68 78 6a 50 00 6a 65 6a 74 6a 10 e8 d9 20 fd ff 83 c4 14 33 c0 5e }
      $op3 = { 31 40 00 13 31 40 00 a4 31 40 00 41 32 40 00 5f 33 40 00 e5 }
   condition:
      uint16(0) == 0x5a4d and
      filesize < 4000KB and
      3 of them or 5 of them
Raw source MAL_CRIME_RANSOM_DearCry_Mar21_1 · YARA
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rule MAL_CRIME_RANSOM_DearCry_Mar21_1 {
   meta:
      description = "Detects DearCry Ransomware affecting Exchange servers"
      author = "Florian Roth (Nextron Systems)"
      reference = "https://twitter.com/phillip_misner/status/1370197696280027136"
      date = "2021-03-12"
      hash1 = "2b9838da7edb0decd32b086e47a31e8f5733b5981ad8247a2f9508e232589bff"
      hash2 = "e044d9f2d0f1260c3f4a543a1e67f33fcac265be114a1b135fd575b860d2b8c6"
      hash3 = "feb3e6d30ba573ba23f3bd1291ca173b7879706d1fe039c34d53a4fdcdf33ede"
      id = "96cd2fe8-8bb9-5a3b-9bf1-c63a1148a817"
   strings:
      $s1 = "dear!!!" ascii fullword
      $s2 = "EncryptFile.exe.pdb" ascii fullword
      $s3 = "/readme.txt" ascii fullword
      $s4 = "C:\\Users\\john\\" ascii
      $s5 = "And please send me the following hash!" ascii fullword

      $op1 = { 68 e0 30 52 00 6a 41 68 a5 00 00 00 6a 22 e8 81 d0 f8 ff 83 c4 14 33 c0 5e }
      $op2 = { 68 78 6a 50 00 6a 65 6a 74 6a 10 e8 d9 20 fd ff 83 c4 14 33 c0 5e }
      $op3 = { 31 40 00 13 31 40 00 a4 31 40 00 41 32 40 00 5f 33 40 00 e5 }
   condition:
      uint16(0) == 0x5a4d and
      filesize < 4000KB and
      3 of them or 5 of them
}

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