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Let’s dive into some exciting community highlights for this month, covering a range of file formats like APK, ELF, and PE.
1) Anubis – Anubis is a sneaky Android banking trojan that aims to hijack mobile devices to steal credentials or hold data for ransom. This malware often spreads through phishing emails containing a malicious APK file. Once installed, Anubis can access all data on the infected device, making it a serious threat.
In our analysis, we uncovered a Dex file within the malicious APK, confirming its identity as Anubis.
Exciting news – Intezer Analyze now supports Genetic Malware Analysis for Android applications!
2) Dridex – Dridex has been a notorious information-stealing malware since 2012, using various versions to evade detection. Our analysis uncovers interesting code connections with Ursnif and Bitpaymer ransomware, shedding light on its evolution.
3) APT40 – APT40, also known as Leviathan, is a nation-state sponsored threat group with alleged Chinese origins. Targeting maritime agencies and defense contractors, this group’s tactics involve spearphishing with malicious Office documents to infect machines.
Our analysis reveals a DLL file sharing significant code with APT40.
4) DNSAmp – DNSAmp is a Linux DDoS tool using DNS amplification to disrupt server operations. Our analysis uncovers genetic connections to other DDoS malware families, highlighting the shared code prevalent in Linux threats.
Explore more with our string reuse feature in Intezer Analyze to uncover hidden details about the threat.
5) DeathRansom – DeathRansom is a ransomware making waves with its latest version, featuring complex encryption methods. While initially underestimated, this malware now poses a serious threat to data security.
Unveil the ransomware’s identity by searching for ‘ransom’ in our string reuse section of the analysis.
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With nearly a decade of experience in cybersecurity technologies, Shaul is a Sr. Sales Engineer at Intezer. His background includes developing cybersecurity training in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) and serving as a cybersecurity analyst at Verint.
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