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Database Entry



Threat unknown


Vendor detections: 11


Maldoc score: 12


Intelligence 11 IOCs YARA 3 File information Comments

SHA256 hash: 81c7eef54c852dd68050147f77f937933cbff1c22722617180ca386ef55918ab
SHA3-384 hash: e2cd2e3d88946d8fde13ededd8799ce930b438bcbe9065c6c4f7d930e7cf931f106ce277c435ecdc59ffcea3431efe4e
SHA1 hash: 4476657d32a55ca0d89d21d2a828a8d8cbc5dbab
MD5 hash: 65f0d3cb106084ddadc6c2129f702517
humanhash: kansas-monkey-orange-alaska
File name:Leaked_Kremlin_emails_show_Minsk_protoco.doc
Download: download sample
File size:3'995'648 bytes
First seen:2022-03-15 13:37:24 UTC
Last seen:2022-03-15 13:47:38 UTC
File type:Word file doc
MIME type:application/msword
ssdeep 98304:3ciK5Q2sGavRHoKOzX1XidmgqyvFo8SoooMU0o/:MfQ2sJpo3hgPvFeyML
TLSH T18306120799898B13D12943F5BE174EA82F163E0DE99179FF11216ECB3E702761C8E52E
Reporter JAMESWT_WT
Tags:doc

Office OLE Information


This malware samples appears to be an Office document. The following table provides more information about this document using oletools and oledump.

OLE id
Maldoc score: 12
OLE dump

MalwareBazaar was able to identify 20 sections in this file using oledump:

Section IDSection sizeSection name
1114 bytesCompObj
24096 bytesDocumentSummaryInformation
34096 bytesSummaryInformation
453416 bytes1Table
58343 bytesData
6485 bytesMacros/PROJECT
771 bytesMacros/PROJECTwm
897 bytesMacros/UserForm1/CompObj
9293 bytesMacros/UserForm1/VBFrame
10127 bytesMacros/UserForm1/f
115512 bytesMacros/UserForm1/o
122035 bytesMacros/VBA/ThisDocument
131319 bytesMacros/VBA/UserForm1
143297 bytesMacros/VBA/_VBA_PROJECT
151571 bytesMacros/VBA/__SRP_0
16123 bytesMacros/VBA/__SRP_1
17380 bytesMacros/VBA/__SRP_2
18154 bytesMacros/VBA/__SRP_3
19823 bytesMacros/VBA/dir
203871978 bytesWordDocument
OLE vba

MalwareBazaar was able to extract and deobfuscate VBA script(s) the following information from OLE objects embedded in this file using olevba:

TypeKeywordDescription
AutoExecDocument_OpenRuns when the Word or Publisher document is opened
AutoExecTextBox1_ChangeRuns when the file is opened and ActiveX objects trigger events
Hex StringWScript.Sh575363726970742e5368
IOCpowershell.exeExecutable file name
SuspiciouspowershellMay run PowerShell commands
SuspiciousCreateObjectMay create an OLE object
SuspiciousChrMay attempt to obfuscate specific strings (use option --deobf to deobfuscate)
SuspiciousExecMay run an executable file or a system
SuspiciousHex StringsHex-encoded strings were detected, may be used to obfuscate strings (option --decode to see all)

Intelligence


File Origin
# of uploads :
2
# of downloads :
184
Origin country :
n/a
Vendor Threat Intelligence
Malware family:
n/a
ID:
1
File name:
Leaked_Kremlin_emails_show_Minsk_protoco.doc
Verdict:
Malicious activity
Analysis date:
2022-03-15 13:37:56 UTC
Tags:
macros macros-on-open generated-doc ransomware

Note:
ANY.RUN is an interactive sandbox that analyzes all user actions rather than an uploaded sample
Verdict:
Malicious
File type:
application/msword
Has a screenshot:
False
Contains macros:
True
Result
Verdict:
Malware
Maliciousness:

Behaviour
Searching for the window
Creating a window
Сreating synchronization primitives
Searching for synchronization primitives
DNS request
Sending a custom TCP request
Sending an HTTP GET request
Launching a process by exploiting the app vulnerability
Result
Verdict:
Malicious
File Type:
Legacy Word File with Macro
Document image
Document image
Verdict:
Malicious
Threat level:
  10/10
Confidence:
100%
Tags:
control.exe macros macros-on-open powershell powershell virus
Label:
Benign
Suspicious Score:
4.5/10
Score Malicious:
46%
Score Benign:
54%
Result
Verdict:
MALICIOUS
Details
Base64 Encoded URL
Detected an ANSI or UNICODE http:// or https:// base64 encoded URL prefix.
Empire PowerShell Request
Detected a base64 encoded Powershell HTTP request that is likely sourced from Empire.
Macro with Startup Hook
Detected macro logic that will automatically execute on document open. Most malware contains some execution hook.
Macro Contains Suspicious String
Detected a macro with a suspicious string. Suspicious strings include privileged function calls, obfuscations, odd registry keys, etc...
InQuest Machine Learning
An InQuest machine-learning model classified this macro as potentially malicious.
Result
Threat name:
Unknown
Detection:
malicious
Classification:
expl.evad.troj
Score:
92 / 100
Signature
Antivirus detection for URL or domain
Document contains an embedded VBA macro which may execute processes
Document contains an embedded VBA macro with suspicious strings
Document contains an embedded VBA with hexadecimal encoded strings
Document exploit detected (process start blacklist hit)
Encrypted powershell cmdline option found
Machine Learning detection for sample
Multi AV Scanner detection for submitted file
Potential dropper URLs found in powershell memory
Sigma detected: Microsoft Office Product Spawning Windows Shell
Very long command line found
Behaviour
Behavior Graph:
Threat name:
Document-Word.Trojan.Chartres
Status:
Malicious
First seen:
2022-03-16 03:53:12 UTC
File Type:
Document
Extracted files:
103
AV detection:
21 of 42 (50.00%)
Threat level:
  5/5
Result
Malware family:
n/a
Score:
  10/10
Tags:
macro macro_on_action
Behaviour
Checks processor information in registry
Enumerates system info in registry
Modifies Internet Explorer settings
Modifies registry class
Suspicious behavior: AddClipboardFormatListener
Suspicious behavior: EnumeratesProcesses
Suspicious use of AdjustPrivilegeToken
Suspicious use of SetWindowsHookEx
Suspicious use of WriteProcessMemory
Office loads VBA resources, possible macro or embedded object present
Drops file in Windows directory
Blocklisted process makes network request
Process spawned unexpected child process
Please note that we are no longer able to provide a coverage score for Virus Total.

YARA Signatures


MalwareBazaar uses YARA rules from several public and non-public repositories, such as YARAhub and Malpedia. Those are being matched against malware samples uploaded to MalwareBazaar as well as against any suspicious process dumps they may create. Please note that only results from TLP:CLEAR rules are being displayed.

Rule name:BitcoinAddress
Author:Didier Stevens (@DidierStevens)
Description:Contains a valid Bitcoin address
Rule name:ClamAV_Emotet_String_Aggregate
Rule name:malware_shellcode_hash
Author:JPCERT/CC Incident Response Group
Description:detect shellcode api hash value

File information


The table below shows additional information about this malware sample such as delivery method and external references.

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