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Database Entry

Emotet (aka Heodo)

Vendor detections: 5

Maldoc score: 11

Intelligence 5 IOCs YARA 1 File information Comments

SHA256 hash:	9210f9032280641d080e5abde6a49a3032839cec91f757f2469a4eeeb4080afc
SHA3-384 hash:	1f50dd4e1864e6ae8cc6d9b709a5762e5eebfcaf62fc412645dc7556675c8ab8daadcc04c3ab684f3c30afd6ea3fc4f7
SHA1 hash:	2e796fa471c9c82984b2f1a000de72ff5f7b01d4
MD5 hash:	4c6e385001773726a0c6b4b63a7c4df5
humanhash:	oklahoma-arkansas-alanine-early
File name:	emotet_e2_9210f9032280641d080e5abde6a49a3032839cec91f757f2469a4eeeb4080afc_2020-10-30__112927179304._doc
Download:	download sample
Signature	Heodo Create hunting rule
File size:	191'097 bytes
First seen:	2020-10-30 11:33:17 UTC
Last seen:	Never
File type:	docx
MIME type:	application/msword
ssdeep	1536:MO0TGzLKC5MzdH6iKV9w2yiLaTz6ufw2MPRdwqJgH/6bCJ+5J6dtM9xTFEzaa52P:MJivKie6B/w2yiWydwVX268pEzag2hoS
TLSH	F5145E026188AC16F9F471F50ACAEB7962027D06681DE58D3D8DFF385BFA38C6797250
Reporter	Cryptolaemus1
Tags:	doc Emotet epoch2 Heodo

Cryptolaemus1

Emotet epoch2 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: 11

Application name is Microsoft Office Word

Office document is in OLE format

Office document contains VBA Macros

OLE vba

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

Type	Keyword	Description
AutoExec	Document_open	Runs when the Word or Publisher document is opened
Suspicious	Create	May execute file or a system command through WMI
Suspicious	CreateObject	May create an OLE object
Suspicious	ChrW	May attempt to obfuscate specific strings (use option --deobf to deobfuscate)
Suspicious	Hex Strings	Hex-encoded strings were detected, may be used to obfuscate strings (option --decode to see all)
Suspicious	Base64 Strings	Base64-encoded strings were detected, may be used to obfuscate strings (option --decode to see all)

Intelligence

File Origin

# of uploads :

# of downloads :

Origin country :

n/a

Vendor Threat Intelligence

Detection(s):

TwinWave.EvilDoc.EMOCROCreateRomanticWarrior.20200916.UNOFFICIAL

TwinWave.EvilDoc.EmotetKillerQueen.20201026.UNOFFICIAL

TwinWave.EvilDoc.EMOCROSelfRefDontUseJelly.202000929.UNOFFICIAL

Doc.Dropper.EmotetiBlueUpdate1020-9780531-0

Result

Verdict:

Malware

Maliciousness:

Behaviour

Creating a window

Using the Windows Management Instrumentation requests

DNS request

Sending a custom TCP request

Sending an HTTP GET request

Creating a file

Creating a process from a recently created file

Moving a file to the Windows subdirectory

Creating a service

Connection attempt

Deleting a recently created file

Enabling autorun for a service

Bypassing of proactive protection methods using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)

Launching a process by exploiting the app vulnerability

Result

Verdict:

MALICIOUS

Details

Suspicious Document Variables

Detected a macro that references a suspicious number of tersely named variables.

Macro with Startup Hook

Detected macro logic that will automatically execute on document open. Most malware contains some execution hook.

Document With Few Pages

Document contains between one and three pages of content. Most malicious documents are sparse in page count.

Detection:

n/a

Link:

https://mwdb.cert.pl/sample/9210f9032280641d080e5abde6a49a3032839cec91f757f2469a4eeeb4080afc/

Threat name:

Document-Word.Trojan.Emotet

Status:

Malicious

First seen:

2020-10-30 11:32:24 UTC

AV detection:

23 of 29 (79.31%)

Threat level:

5/5

Detection(s):

Malicious file

Link:

https://check.spamhaus.org/check/?searchterm=siipsazcqbsb2caolk66nje2gazihhhmsh3vp4sgtjho5naibl6a._file

Result

Malware family:

n/a

Score:

8/10

Tags:

n/a

Link:

https://tria.ge/reports/201030-kx6wbh16me/

Behaviour

Modifies Internet Explorer settings

Suspicious behavior: AddClipboardFormatListener

Suspicious behavior: GetForegroundWindowSpam

Suspicious use of SetWindowsHookEx

Checks processor information in registry

Enumerates system info in registry

Office loads VBA resources, possible macro or embedded object present

Please note that we are no longer able to provide a coverage score for Virus Total.

YARA Signatures

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