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Showing posts with label ransomware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ransomware. Show all posts

10.27.2010

SMS Ransomware. From Russia to the world


The new generation of malicious code designed to increase the economic life of criminal groups through exercises that involve sending a text SMS message rate, is now a pattern that has already spread worldwide.

While this type of ransomware is developed for the Russian-speaking public, being a very common malware in Russia, any user anywhere in the world is a potential victim.

Daily offenders change the graphic design of what is shown on screen, although minimalist very aggressive, and always providing the necessary information so that, in theory, the victim can get the key to unlock access to the operating system, clear that exchange for a sum of money in this case, amounts to 360 rubles (just over $ 10).


SMS Ransomware template
The latest campaign to spread and infection of this family of ransomware, occurs with this design.

The truth is that despite not having a complex structure around its development; represent one of the malicious codes more aggressive and invasive. Not only because by blocking the system also blocks the ability to access any functionality and operating system software, but also while the user looks ransomware design, it’s reported against an affiliate business (usually the type Pay-per-Install), and in some cases, trying to steal information related to authentication credentials.

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10.21.2010

New variant of SMS Ransomware ItW

Malicious code types Ransomware have become more emphatically positioned on the stage of the business malicious round about malware.

In this respect, far left the programs in this style using complex encryption algorithms exploiting conventional  aspects of cryptovirologhy, to meet at the present with a sort of ransomware seeking to block access to the victim operating system, calling for minimum sums but daily feed back the economy by criminal groups.

This time, the template used is referred to in the following screenshot:
SMS Ransomware
New variant of SMS Ransomware requesting the sum of 400 rublos (Russian money)

This new variant is another example similar to the family those previously propagated, with the particularity of incorporating number keys  on-screen, needed to "write" the number that will unlock the system.

This maneuver isn't capricious and responds to the strategic defensive and evasive to block the use of the keyboard, precluding any attempt to access internal programs of the affected system.

Although this new generation of ransomware aggressive approach does not address the abduction expressed by old programs in this category as GPCode malware, but is an extremely invasive and difficult to eradicate if it does not provide preventive tools available to protect infections of this caliber.

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9.14.2010

Microsoft Security Antivirus ransomware

Criminal groups from Russia are trying constantly to raise money fraudulently, maliciously re-launched a proposal through a ransomware. In this case, the strategy is to display a window that is positioned in the center of the desktop, displaying a message in Russian under the title "Microsoft Security Antivirus".

Ransomware opening message
The window displayed by the ransomware is located in the center of the screen and block any possibility to access Windows programs

This malware is part of the same family that has plagued Internet ransom and are expressed through different designs, some more aggressive than others but ultimately with the same magnitude of risk and same objectives.

Although this variant does not endorse any websites with pornographic content, claims his reward through a text message SMS rate in this case, the number 89030064850. The reward consists of being the payment of 400 rubles (Russian currency).

Reward Request
In this way the offender makes an economic profit at the expense of a mechanism fraudulent and illegal, in many cases, requires users to pay the amount of money without a guarantee that you will receive the unlock key


The ransomware have become commonplace, providing a highly resource exploited by computer criminals who through affiliate systems collect the profits and manage the spread of the threat using specific crimeware.

Countermeasures
S!Ri has published some unlock codes can be used to regain control of the system. Thanks S!Ri

Number to Call: 89030139823
Number to Call: 89030065742
Code to unlock Windows: 77294738T

Number to Call: 89030064258
Number to Call: 89030064960
Number to Call: 89030065384
Number to Call: 89030139997
Code to unlock Windows: 720194320Q

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9.09.2010

New SMS ransomware template with slight change

Recently a new variant of SMS ransomaware family that spread and promote pornographic sites, is In-the-Wild presenting a superficial makeover.

Several weeks ago a campaign is active through which spreads a variant of this type of ransomware, which displays a black window covering the entire desktop. This time, the window does not cover the entire desktop but is located in the center of it, but disables any possibility to access any of the applications of the system.

As in previous campaigns for the release request to send an SMS message such as a certain number requesting the sum of, according to the variants detected so far, 350, 400 and 410 rubles (Russian money).

SMS Ransomaware asking for 350 rubles

SMS Ransomaware asking for 400 rubles

Countermeasures
For cases where the requested ransomware 410 rubles for a key to unlock the system can use any of the following keys to unlock provided by SiR! from his blog (thanks SiR!):

Number to Call: 89654028516
Number to Call: 89654028759
Number to Call: 89654028794
Code to unlock Windows: 403947563!

Number to Call: 89654028519
Code to unlock Windows: $334327890$

Number to Call: 89654028477
Number to Call: 89654028491
Number to Call: 89654028518
Code to unlock Windows: $009264834$

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Jorge Mieres
Founder & Director of MalwareIntelligence
Crimeware & Intelligence Analyst Researcher

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9.03.2010

Campaign to disseminate russian ransomware

Updated 09/03/2010
S!Ri is doing a great job getting information needed to unlock this and other variants of ransomaware. Has kindly agreed to share with us their work by providing an update with new codes. Great job S!Ri and thank you very much for sharing data :)

Number to Call: 89654028569
Number to Call: 89654028703
Code to unlock Windows: !8912034'

Number to Call: 89654028578
Number to Call: 89654028597
Number to Call: 89654028594
Number to Call: 89654028566
Number to Call: 89654028563
Number to Call: 89654028583
Number to Call: 89654028725
Number to Call: 89654028717
Number to Call: 89654028703
Code to unlock Windows: (30958374)
 
Number to Call: 89654028562
Number to Call: 89654028563
Number to Call: 89654028590
Number to Call: 89654028595
Number to Call: 89654028598
Number to Call: 89654028578
Number to Call: 89654028614
Number to Call: 89654028723
Code to unlock Windows: ~2058205~

You can find more information about the type ransomware malware and rogue on his blog:

Original 09/02/2010
Every so often a new ransomware campaign designed to block access to the operating system by displaying a message which requests to send a text message SMS rate to a certain number, in theory, to receive a key to regain control access to the system.

SMS Ransomware
The window occupies the whole screen by closing access to any program. When you enter the correct password, the window disappears and the binary executable is self-eliminated.

The distribution of this ransomware is being carried out since late July and so far has more campaigns. All show the same message and design style, but change the phone number to be sent the text message. Some of the executables that are part of this campaign are:

The business of the offender is the percentage of money that is carried by each SMS that is recorded at these different numerical ranges, sent by the victims. The amount of money requested by the offender through the message to aspire to unlock access to the system is 400 rubles. That sum is expressed in Russian currency (рубль) and its equivalent in U.S. dollars is $ 13.


In all campaigns has appeared so far of this variant of ramsomware, provided the amount requested was 400 rubles.

Another peculiarity is that it belongs to the generation of ransom whose dissemination strategy is exploited using pornographic resources, either through websites or domains conditional content, using SEO strategies, are content with words that refer to the type of content referred to.

Countermeasures
Unlock the following codes:

89653625352
Unlock code: @34208923@

89653686497
Unlock code: 10779401

89653276574
Unlock code: 17661888

89652404438
Unlock code: !48950345!

89646283842
Unlock code: 10070000008000

89636385700
89636385707
89636385755
89636385675

Unlock code: $73747589$

89629911485
89629911932
89629911658
89629910152
89629910824
89629910747
89629910275
89629909846

Unlock code: 10200000000000003

89057635571
89055280410
89055280241

Unlock code: $73747589$

89055282108
Unlock code: ^77723094^

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8.16.2010

New Russian SMS ransomware In-the-Wild

The development of malware designed to block access to the operating system is in full expansion. Despite being at present a very different generation of ransomware the first generations where, using cryptovirology, literally kidnapped by encrypting user files and requesting a financial compensation in exchange for the release key, the concept and goal has not changed.

In this case, it’s a new variant of SMS ransomware blocking access to the operating system screen showing an alleged safety report in which reference is an infection caused by a variant of trojan recruits zombie botnets for ZeuS is actually false.


The brief report is in Russian language with which it follows that the objectives of malware are the users of that country. However, the spread of the threat has no boundaries and no language limitations.

According to the text, to get a key to unlocking it's necessary to send a message such as SMS to 4161 with the message 2AV112239. This set of alphanumeric characters isn’t the only one who can show, as it has a list that is displayed at random. The list consists of the following springs:

2AV166522, 2AV288764, 2AV222419, 2AV288888, 2AV266555, 2AV119999, 2AV121436, 2AV178477, 2AV166522, 2AV111199, 2AV187211, 2AV133211, 2AV111223, 2AV243562, 2AV211246, 2AV244533, 2AV277631, 2AV233884, 2AV242665, 2AV233211, 2AV288599, 2AV299884, 2AV286442, 2AV248864, 2AV222464, 2AV288434, 2AV265543, 2AV211278, 2AV299977, 2AV165431, 2AV131313, 2AV132218, 2AV155543, 2AV166666, 2AV186443, 2AV155422, 2AV198775, 2AV144366, 2AV199797, 2AV197797, 2AV177979, 2AV166321, 2AV111229, 2AV155322, 2AV187532, 2AV112239, 2AV164554, 2AV134274, 2AV153221, 2AV311111, 2AV311112, 2AV311113, 2AV311114, 2AV311115, 2AV311116, 2AV311117, 2AV311118, 2AV311119, 2AV311120, 2AV311121, 2AV311123, 2AV311124, 2AV311125, 2AV311126, 2AV311127, 2AV311128, 2AV311129, 2AV311130, 2AV311131, 2AV311132, 2AV311133, 2AV311134, 2AV311135, 2AV311136, 2AV311137, 2AV311138, 2AV311139, 2AV311140, 2AV311141, 2AV311142, 2AV311143, 2AV311144, 2AV311145, 2AV311146, 2AV311147, 2AV311148, 2AV311149, 2AV311150, 2AV311151, 2AV311152, 2AV311153, 2AV311154, 2AV311155, 2AV311156, 2AV311157, 2AV311158, 2AV311159, 2AV311160, 2AV311161, 2AV311162, 2AV311163, 2AV311164, 2AV311165, 2AV311166, 2AV311167, 2AV311168, 2AV311169, 2AV311170, 2AV311171, 2AV311172, 2AV311173, 2AV311174, 2AV311175, 2AV311176, 2AV311177, 2AV311178, 2AV311179

The malware disables the possibility to access the system in Safe Mode and access the following programs:
  • TASKMGR.EXE
  • REGEDT32.EXE
  • MSCONFIG.EXE
  • EXPLORER.EXE
  • TEXPL.EXE
  • ANVIR.EXE
Countermeasure
Unlock using the following key:
  • Environ
Click the first button and press the Enter key.
Restart the system.
Delete the registry key from ctfmon.exe.


Run an updated antivirus.

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7.23.2010

SMS Ransomware porn template update

A new variant of ransomware type blocker that promotes pornographic sites is In-the-Wild, with the inner slightly modified. Basically you have changed the number to which the victim must send messages like SMS. Now the number is 86571252 and the message remains the same: 6005.

Another change is in the location which holds the copy of the threat. In this case, the path is C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Media\ under the name run32.exe. The first image shows the previous version, while the second corresponds to the new variant of the SMS Ransomware.

The ransomware is distributed, as in previous cases, through porn sites. This variant uses the same name as cover (flash_player.exe), its MD5 is 2e8f56ce39270e10f7082a35d13a735a and as I write this update has a detection rate average, 12/42 being detected by antivirus engines.


Countermeasures
Identify and terminate the process called "run32.exe." At this time ransomware window disappears.
** The name of the process can also be process32.exe.

*** To kill the process you can use Task Manager or the native Windows application ProcessExplorer.

Delete the following system information
Registry:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\Module
Value:
AModule
"C:\Documents and Settings\Administrador\Media\run32.exe"
*** You can also use Autoruns application to view the record in an orderly manner.

Folders:
C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Media

Files:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Media\run32.exe
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Media\rdb.bat

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7.18.2010

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6.20.2010

New variant of ransomware through porn sites III

Another variant is ransomawre In-the-Wild. Like previous variants, it spreads through porn sites. The case presented axporno.ru page uses a vector of propagation.

When infecting the computer displays a window that overlaps any other, and by showing the information needed to theoretically unlock the system.

When you try to close the image is displayed in a new window that provides information on how to eliminate it. The maneuver, as is usual in the latest generation of ransomware type blocker, is to encourage the user to send a text message SMS rate to a certain number (162772132) and certain information (3381).

Create files sc.ini and delself.bat, both housed in the System32 folder. The first stores information equivalent to the number of infection and route where the malware binary, while the second saves the information to remove some tracks.

sc.ini
600
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Media\module.exe


delself.bat
…
del C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Media\module.exe
if exist C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Media\module.exe goto try
del C:\WINDOWS\system32\sc.ini

del C:\WINDOWS\system32\delself.bat

The malware uses the service SmsCost (smscost.ru) to provide information on the cost of the SMS message.


In addition to promoting another page with sexually explicit material through which also spreads malware (amporno.ru).

Countermeasures
Remove the "module" process through task manager (Ctrl + Alt + Del).
Search and delete the following processes:
  • module.exe (MD5: 4D6C1F95ED90DDEE122FC749FCE1084E)
  • sc.ini (MD5: FEADA1AF5309D97A537D02DD6678E847)
  • delself.bat (MD5: E327DE8BC4BC1183CC9A60776717DA38)
Delete the folder hosted on Media C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Media

Delete the following registry key:
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
Module > c:\documents and settings\all users\media\module.exe

Install an updated antivirus security program and perform a deep scan mode.


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5.04.2010

New variant of ransomware through porn sites II

A new variant of this malware is In-the-Wild. It spreads through pornographic websites. When the user clicks on any of the images that presents the page to view the video course, an alert box warns about the need to install the Flash Player 10 application and offers the download of executable called flash_player.exe course (f26c45393af03e80a40ea06aafb01c63).

Like the case previously presented in this blog, this is a ransomware that displays a window with pornographic content.

As usual in this type of malicious code in order to eliminate the annoying image, requests to send a text message SMS rate (3381) to a specific phone number (84234321)

In addition, constantly opening a website with pornographic content is also hosted at IP address 77.247.179.176


Countermeasures
Delete the following processes:
  • plugin.exe
  • watcher.exe
Delete the folder hosted on Media C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Media

Delete the following registry key:
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
Module > c:\documents and settings\all users\media\plugin.exe

Or unlock with the following code: 19282736

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4.25.2010

Copyright violation: copyrighted content detected

New ransomaware In-the-Wild that under the excuse of being issued by an alleged entity that protects copyrights, tries to obtain money by deception strategy that seeks to "negotiate" with the victim to pay a fine.

At the time of executing its payload, operating system crashes showing a window as shown below, in which "warned" of the alleged violation of the copyright in the computer to detect copyright material.

The information presented on the screen can be displayed in ten languages: English, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Slovak and Spanish. This feature shows the professional looking for the attackers because every translation is well done, which is achieved by outsourcing translation work.

On occasion wallpaper set as the following image:


Furthermore, to ensure a good level of credibility, the strategy uses the legal aspect of the present as set forth in the Copyright Law of the European Union, and displays information from the headquarters of the agency who understands this type of conflict, depending on country is the victim.


For geo-location information, the malware establishes a connection from IP address 91.209.238.2 found in Moldova, Republic Of Eugenia E. Groza reporting IP address, and then do a whois to establish the country of origin of the victim.

> 91.209.238.2/m5tools/ip.php
                        > 91.209.238.2/m5tools/whois.php


Countermeasures
Press the Ctrl + Alt + Del to bring up task manager.
End process "iqmanager.exe"
Delete the folder IQmanager that is located in C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data
Delete the Desktop icon

Enter the code below: RFHM2-TPX47-YD6RT-H4KDM


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4.20.2010

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3.13.2010

Dangerous trojans, keyloggers and Spyware detected in you computer!!!

This is a new variant of ransomware that is In-the-Wild with, so far, a poor detection rate, the report from VirusTotal. Only 9 of 42 detected by antivirus engines.

It's a technique used by some scareware aggressive to try to "compel" the victims to "buy" the alleged antivirus solution is, in fact, the scareware.

In this case, the malware is hidden under a file called avlck.exe (md5: 04cb597a4ffddfbae9a76cde53833ab7). When run blocking access to the system screen showing the image above position which is expressed in an alleged problem of infection.

In that instance the malware connects to the site


Make a copy of itself into the Windows System folder under the name myserv.exe, and a reference in the registry Run key.

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
KeyMy c:\windows\myserv.exe 

Countermeasures

Restart in Safe Mode and delete the file myserv.exe found in the Windows folder.
Delete the reference KeyMy (c:\windows\myserv.exe) located in HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

Unlock the system to any of the following keys:

PozisyonAyarla
HerZamanUstte

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3.05.2010

Another very active SMS Ransomware

Ransomware activities originating with Russia don't stop. Constantly looking for committing fraudulent business feeding the information located in the system.

In this case, it's another ransomware that is In-the-Wild, and its detection rate is very low.

When the malicious binary is executed, it causes an alleged error in IE.

Just create a plain text file called xFoLOOOSErs.txt with the following information:

installed
19793214

And creates a registry key.

The number stored in this file corresponds to the telephone number the user must send an SMS to unlock the system. However, this is not the only number that uses the cyber criminal, and that also can display the following:

1971482
19777877
197852
197971412

Furthermore, the number of activation may vary between:

5370
5373
7250

Technical data:
MD5: 0cc435c5bfe3444ce7151f8f2a319728
SHA1: 9c00c70b220da9b59fc9be55d37d7a1f94abb2e0
File size: 71168 bytes
Packer: -

Countermeasures
For any telephone numbers used by this variant of ransomware and above can use any of the following codes:

0000000
1973143

Maintain updated antivirus program.

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SMS Ransomware for Windows In-the-Wild

Within the criminal business of the malicious code, a variant of well-known are the strategies implemented by ransomware malware type, where the main objective is financial gain in exchange for the return of something maliciously "hijacked".

In this case, it's the operating system crash by a malware Russian origin. According to the nomenclature of antivirus companies, the same is detected under names alluding to Blocker (Comodo/Fortinet/Kaspersky), LooksLike (McAfee), LockScreen (ESET), Fraud (Avast), Winlock (DrWeb), Dunik! Rts ( Microsoft).

Malware pretends to be the executable to install Flash Player using a file called install_flash_player.exe (ff27289c8a5ac530ce876bc08fe45f1e).

However, to be executed, the operating system crashes through a window, which is expressed in the Russian language (a feature which indicates its orientation toward the Russian audience) the order to send a text message SMS to a particular type phone number to get the unlock key.

Generated in the folder %temp% the files asd [x].cbt (D6110298A4E241BE6E7031ADA220BACC) and asd[x].tmp (this is a MZ file) (5E9C2819DA8463278F0CFA3C1CCAFF70), where [x] is a random number, found under the nomenclature Ransom PogBlock by some AV companies. The latter is the binary that controls the pop-up blocking system.

The ransomware disables the Task Manager and blocks the ability to access the system in Safe Mode by generating a reboot loop through a BSoD.

This activity is under the framework of the business of criminal malware itself, which the malware author attempts through the cost benefit that requires the sending of SMS. A more within the criminal world of crimeware that even if it's addressed to the Russian public, constitutes a serious threat to any system.

Countermeasures
Restart in Safe Mode.
Delete the file asd[x].tmp alocated in %temp%.
Delete the following registry key:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\Userinit
c:\documents and settings\administrador\configuración local\temp\asd1.tmp
Maintain updated antivirus program.

The easiest part. Unblock with any of the following keys:

code:592100041 unlock:2002972524
code:592131650 unlock:3807350716
code:592108426 unlock:2111921530
code:592128602 unlock:838761711
code:592122374 unlock:4272582034
code:592100773 unlock:3071200006
code:592109181 unlock:2803729885
code:592109325 unlock:1494973728
code:592129826 unlock:3062337563
code:592105732 unlock:2478558886

Note: Should appear on your display a different number for those exposed, send an email to with the number disastersteam[at]malwareint[dot]com to receive the unlock key.

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12.15.2009

LockScreen. Your computer is infected by Spyware!!!

LockScreen is a trojan designed to block access to the operating system as a primary resource using the fear factor.

First, when activated displays a warning about an alleged infection caused by spyware, inciting to buy an antispyware which is really other malicious code. On the other hand, states that "if not eliminate spyware from the system in three hours, will be formatted".

Thus, the user victim of this malicious code will be forced to take extreme measures to try to access the operating system, or accept the purchase of a false solution to get the unlock key.

This activity is typical of the concept ransomware, which produces the "kidnapping" of the operating system or part thereof, but through more complex processes which usually involves some encryption algorithm and the "payment" (usually money) to obtain the unlock key.

Although malware isn't a complex, currently has a low detection rate, being detected only by 11 antivirus companies a total of 41, as shown in the report of VirusTotal.

Technical Data
MD5: f3a7d1054e79dda8e8a16901d95770e1
SHA1: c1887445b1fd5d89f61e638231d554c5bcff49ab
File size: 32768 bytes
Packer: -

Countermeasure
Restart the computer in Safe Mode Errors (by pressing the F8 key during startup) and delete the file "benimserverim.exe" which is hosted in the Windows folder.

Then clean the system registry by removing the key "benimAnahtar" from HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run.

In case you can not restart the computer in Safe Mode Errors, another alternative is to restart the computer and for the moment, after the inception of the desktop is displayed, quickly press the Ctrl + Alt + Del to access the Task Manager and end the process called "Project1".

Then delete the file "benimserverim.exe" hosted in the WINDOWS folder and the registry key "benimAnahtar" found at HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run.

Or... the password required to unlock the system is DosyaYolu.

Malware Disasters Team

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