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Database Entry
BlackCat
Vendor detections: 6
| SHA256 hash: | c0e70e69d8f7432383fa37528cd42db764b73dd08eb75d72229c2a0d02e538cc |
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| SHA3-384 hash: | 7bf15c6a994844cbdccd07a006adb3289a5ed9170643ba65eb06e52028678f9e4d4acfad3c8a8abe55305efa1eb8875e |
| SHA1 hash: | 68ebe773994b8f8bb6840164b6c4e07ae576801f |
| MD5 hash: | 242e18ecbe7bfd1a505f33c1b5bacb30 |
| humanhash: | avocado-thirteen-cola-mike |
| File name: | lock |
| Download: | download sample |
| Signature | BlackCat |
| File size: | 5'728'755 bytes |
| First seen: | 2023-04-17 01:20:14 UTC |
| Last seen: | Never |
| File type: | elf |
| MIME type: | application/x-sharedlib |
| ssdeep | 98304:2EG85CjwQG5EPQTYHKi/+VJ2TrKIjQfW2K4wwKNUVmK0w5EsrSZIeCsy:D/9GPymKi/+VJ+rK9W2K6KNUVmK55HN |
| TLSH | T10F469F02F8740975DAEA9534087E6279BB713E05CC17EAA32679DB1C2D22723EB1D7C1 |
| telfhash | t1e131f94d183c06eda4a61c11dc142ac2c247c63d7525db05ff21ded19baf809f226d0f |
| TrID | 50.1% (.) ELF Executable and Linkable format (Linux) (4022/12) 49.8% (.O) ELF Executable and Linkable format (generic) (4000/1) |
| Reporter | |
| Tags: | ALPHV blackcat elf Ransomware |
sicehice
#opendir hosting CVE-2023-27532 (#veeam) exploit and #BlackCat #ALPHV #linux #ransomware172.93.193[.]157
new_conn.exe (#ScreenConnect): 870aa84941b0497279026197ab0a4ea4
lock (Linux crypter): 242e18ecbe7bfd1a505f33c1b5bacb30
launch_keys.txt contains the command line args for encryption
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| Rule name: | BitcoinAddress |
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| Author: | Didier Stevens (@DidierStevens) |
| Description: | Contains a valid Bitcoin address |
| Rule name: | enterpriseapps2 |
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| Author: | Tim Brown @timb_machine |
| Description: | Enterprise apps |
| Rule name: | esxi_commands_ransomware |
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| Author: | Marius 'f0wL' Genheimer <hello@dissectingmalwa.re> |
| Description: | Detects commands issued by Ransomware to interact with ESXi VMs |
| Rule name: | meth_get_eip |
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| Author: | Willi Ballenthin |
| Rule name: | setsockopt |
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| Author: | Tim Brown @timb_machine |
| Description: | Hunts for setsockopt() red flags |
| Rule name: | unixredflags3 |
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| Author: | Tim Brown @timb_machine |
| Description: | Hunts for UNIX red flags |
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You need to login to in order to write a comment. Login with your abuse.ch account.As per @sicehice's tweet here (https://twitter.com/sicehice/status/1647773193728405505), the contents of launch_keys.txt for this sample are available at this Pastebin: https://pastebin.com/zrskCkn5 (archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20240106072638/https://pastebin.com/zrskCkn5)
If you're reading this comment and all you want is just a single set of valid launch keys to test with, you can use
mC -zmhrV -6TCy2umRXO1Nn6QNAphUGKd -h8BBVdex5GCKy
(the first entry in that Pastebin link)