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Our Honeypots caught the following site: dataprovedor.com.
Is this site really under construction? It looks like some kind of web portal. ![]() Regardless, let's get to the subject that got us here in the first place: The malware. In a sub directory called images you can see two files, one is an exe, the other a php which redirects to the exe. I found it rather smart that the file name for the exe is in the form of DSCXXXXX. For those who own a Sony camera (or possibly other Sony products) this is the default name to which images are saved to. So, one bonus point for the social engineering trick. ![]() The time stamp also indicates that those files have been uploaded recently, to what I think is a hacked server. The online file checker Jotti reveals that the file may be part of the Banload Trojans family, but is poorly detected at the time of writing: ![]() Jerome Segura Malware ID: 2b65626b2442521307d68a53c0b5e6aa.zip |
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