Submission Summary:

What's been foundSeverity Level
Produces outbound traffic.
Downloads/requests other files from Internet.
Modifies some system settings that may have negative impact on overall system security state.
Creates a startup registry entry.
Registers a 32-bit in-process server DLL.
Contains characteristics of an identified security risk.

 

Technical Details:

 

Possible Security Risk

Security RiskDescription
Trojan.FakeAlert Trojan.FakeAlert will hijack the desktop background with an image alerting the user that their computer system has been infected with spyware. It also changes some settings of windows which include:- disabling permissions for the user to change the background image and setting the active desktop to 'show web content'. It is usually installed in conjunction with a rogue anti-spyware application.
Trojan-Downloader.Agent Trojan.Downloader.Agent downloads and installs other malware onto infected machine.
Backdoor.UltimateDefender.GVW Backdoor.UltimateDefender.GVW runs in the background and allows remote access to the infected machine. It also attempts to download and execute other malicious files onto the compromised system.
Trojan-Clicker.Osewlone Trojan-Clicker.Osewlone is a trojan that silently runs in the background and connects to predetermined websites to increase the hit counter.
Backdoor.Hupigon.GEN Backdoor.Hupigon.GEN has rootkit functionality. It injects itself into Internet Explorer causing IE to hide itself. It also logs keystrokes and sends this information to remote servers.
Backdoor.Hupigon Backdoor.Hupigon is a backdoor trojan which allows unauthorized remote access into the infected computer to perform other malicious activities.
Backdoor.UltimateDefender Backdoor.UltimateDefender runs in the background and allows remote access to the infected machine. It also attempts to download and execute other malicious files onto the compromised system.
Trojan-Spy.Zbot Trojan-Spy.Zbot is a rootkit trojan which steals online banking information and downloads other malware as well. It opens backdoors on infected computer to allow malicious attacker unauthorized access.

Threat CategoryDescription
A malicious trojan horse or bot that may represent security risk for the compromised system and/or its network environment

 

File System Modifications

#Filename(s)File SizeFile HashAlias
1 %AppData%\config.cfg 27 bytes MD5: 0x70B66FFE5F1498AC5F3D26058DC73CAC
SHA-1: 0x6BAC97F1F27CAB8F0D9A6001D477FCEA2B71BC0D
(not available)
2 %AppData%\~tmp.html 41,218 bytes MD5: 0x80342563904C5C68D2B6CC556E2A3CF6
SHA-1: 0x0376F447EDCDE08DAAAB6575699329013EC48F53
(not available)
3 %AppData%\Microsoft\Wallpaper1.bmp 1,440,054 bytes MD5: 0x2D5DC225AAA06D925031AC3FC28C66A0
SHA-1: 0x2951D9EFEC32FB990E6234408247692040202778
(not available)
4 %Temp%\1_dropper_286962.exe 44,064 bytes MD5: 0xD3244D17ADB1D6EFA6C821168B0E805C
SHA-1: 0xC42F1F4D5628FB3605F6F4EC708A8B75C9A1A571
Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec]
Mal/FakeVirPk-A, Mal/TibsPk-A [Sophos]
5 %Temp%\4_jmm7.exe 38,912 bytes MD5: 0x7451E806AE38AD62B84FEA5D07F43927
SHA-1: 0x365B1614F228D9010A3156378975863A26D68870
Generic Dropper.dn [McAfee]
Mal/FakeVirPk-A, Mal/TibsPk-A [Sophos]
6 %Temp%\5_odb.exe
%Windir%\odb.exe
233,472 bytes MD5: 0xDEFBD69BA80DCDB310F9DA90C1F56FBC
SHA-1: 0xB79EA19B0CD1B7C3E289B971AC9115243D93DEE9
Generic Dropper.dn [McAfee]
Mal/FakeVirPk-A [Sophos]
7 %Temp%\60325cahp25ca0.exe
%System%\wsnpoem\audio.dll
0 bytes MD5: 0xD41D8CD98F00B204E9800998ECF8427E
SHA-1: 0xDA39A3EE5E6B4B0D3255BFEF95601890AFD80709
(not available)
8 %Temp%\6_ldr.exe 49,152 bytes MD5: 0xE624C3B0853F37F7767AF72F3CF06992
SHA-1: 0xEA7EAC891F083CB1EF2DFBC0D606E98613148A59
Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec]
Mal/FakeVirPk-A, Mal/TibsPk-A [Sophos]
9 %Temp%\avto.exe
%Windir%\svc.exe
232,448 bytes MD5: 0x21F88C15E9306721E628E70E12A19DE9
SHA-1: 0x8F165A622F47C62E71818F5A4E93ABC6F0BDB1F9
(not available)
10 %Temp%\avto1.exe
%Windir%\svw.exe
232,960 bytes MD5: 0x2DC003B5B81652DB42D81FB6A320E9A7
SHA-1: 0x202BCE2AE80BFF2A8CCA17A790A4352496850275
(not available)
11 %Temp%\avto2.exe
%Windir%\svx.exe
232,960 bytes MD5: 0x81F54190488088C07FA9A38E4C8CD4B6
SHA-1: 0x78C9DCE2F1E4AD1CF8B7D07BF5CD56D9BEBCCB53
(not available)
12 %Temp%\avto3.exe
%Windir%\wdmon.exe
232,960 bytes MD5: 0x73B578453DAC2AABD1BB827BB2C4A09E
SHA-1: 0xEF7AE8F113FCC2537AF476A0628E6BF984425AE2
(not available)
13 %Temp%\avto4.exe
%Windir%\vlc.exe
232,960 bytes MD5: 0x503A246B2A13AB705844C9B6F8C5EE5A
SHA-1: 0xA79F2F04A0EFC13908E4126238CDC5FCBA934C2A
(not available)
14 %Temp%\pinnew.exe 34,304 bytes MD5: 0xA1CE86BAF10ED3BCC647B141D7C83597
SHA-1: 0x59C16CA12D1498322C97BE8F40EA11CEAF36B98C
(not available)
15 %Temp%\q1.exe 230,400 bytes MD5: 0xC19100E79000E83096AB81673E124B0D
SHA-1: 0x53E6E10D67041B5539B32F80F35E85A4E008D437
Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec]
16 %Temp%\q2.exe 230,400 bytes MD5: 0x4420F705FF9B2855195C50E1B2D5EBCB
SHA-1: 0xD3998A988F4CB6B4D9F31207B258868FF7AF993D
(not available)
17 %Temp%\q3.exe 230,912 bytes MD5: 0x6F28348237B4D8DBCF83B63AEDC6BC26
SHA-1: 0x668AD2DE8B350E414E1B44036928F7682BAD1391
(not available)
18 %Temp%\q4.exe 230,400 bytes MD5: 0xCA6E4F6816D6416F67943CA4F61CA1F9
SHA-1: 0xB70D1D484232E3017D6B40CC979D26FDE242215E
(not available)
19 %Temp%\q5.exe 230,912 bytes MD5: 0x50841AC4062794E753CB69DBC23135F7
SHA-1: 0xED593F00D2FD21AA39FA6615E3D172E884FC3B34
(not available)
20 %Temp%\q6.exe 230,912 bytes MD5: 0xF1CC13CF2D8FFF61CE7AC86BAB73A291
SHA-1: 0x5605F9608D6FC269FFF86AE5258490F39A9BCADC
(not available)
21 %Temp%\q7.exe 230,400 bytes MD5: 0x49F51488DC6916B540F45C4C73BECBC9
SHA-1: 0x78B5E3EF73EDF78F4353C194DB9F717832CFD7CF
(not available)
22 %Temp%\q8.exe 230,400 bytes MD5: 0x3C8EDF246D04E3CDA1FAF45B91CEB8FA
SHA-1: 0xEE0439C48ED3114D0F40F17D98CD3673C7FF98F5
(not available)
23 %Temp%\q9.exe 230,912 bytes MD5: 0x960847024097D9C483882C04B0785A95
SHA-1: 0x16DA1B35B6336E0523CD36A9095F4006D94EF326
(not available)
24 %Temp%\teste1_p.exe
%Windir%\svhoster.exe
279,552 bytes MD5: 0x86D10BB526608666D7A937DD7DA1092B
SHA-1: 0x56C8877CBFC5FF4FF85D28F7947DE2B65548D6FD
(not available)
25 %Temp%\teste2_p.exe
%Windir%\svzip.exe
281,088 bytes MD5: 0x2B7D0D521D8E8F6D02295C10FEB4ACBC
SHA-1: 0x7B851C8576002167547A39D2108D42708E63849E
(not available)
26 %Temp%\teste3_p.exe
%Windir%\sv.exe
281,088 bytes MD5: 0xA36E453AD9FE0CC7AB9B3CC5CF821A78
SHA-1: 0xA9E6F669426F6C550F8A1A95B8476598CC877571
(not available)
27 %Temp%\teste4_p.exe
%Windir%\runsql.exe
281,088 bytes MD5: 0x529CC0BDA8394DD930931C11EF736A67
SHA-1: 0xBA6CE733DC058DCC966A7C0253F2188897434856
(not available)
28 %Temp%\wndutl32.dll 14,848 bytes MD5: 0x14D4B994516E407A80C8AC452148A33A
SHA-1: 0xB3D2665B4BE56E88FD498958E556487F620683E4
Trojan.Fakeavalert [Symantec]
Hoax.Win32.Renos.vbrl [Kaspersky Lab]
Generic Downloader.x [McAfee]
Mal/Padodor-B [Sophos]
Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Renos [Ikarus]
29 %Windir%\Plakafaripecil.dll 38,912 bytes MD5: 0xDEC7EF8A53547B85F0183751334F36A1
SHA-1: 0x2A99043572A4075CE8F620099D16F6C95A97F381
Generic Dropper.dn [McAfee]
Mal/FakeVirPk-A, Mal/TibsPk-A [Sophos]
30 %System%\13441600.dat 109 bytes MD5: 0x2D5442D8E8F6FE0A05F620CF97D748A7
SHA-1: 0x0395CF02A6B0C92A54FF53DAAA804730C2681AB3
(not available)
31 %System%\adsldpcf.exe 40,960 bytes MD5: 0xC07CC31A599AA5118A22C122D39BFAE8
SHA-1: 0xD809CFC909E22EE522ECA82CE0516C021E2EDB17
Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec]
Mal/FakeVirPk-A, Mal/TibsPk-A, Mal/Basine-C [Sophos]
32 %System%\ntos.exe 464,384 bytes MD5: 0xC4BC2399F272EBC34CF08E3F3EFA2078
SHA-1: 0x62321C0D9ECB8B4A3C12D0C09B1123B371B1C09D
Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec]
Mal/FakeVirPk-A [Sophos]
33 [file and pathname of the sample #1] 489,984 bytes MD5: 0xB0F84299C2F30DCDF64F68591A8A862F
SHA-1: 0x8278D16F980133605D4C1B59AA1FA07C7ED62C4E
Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec]
Mal/FakeVirPk-A [Sophos]
34 %System%\wsnpoem\video.dll 2,261 bytes MD5: 0x905DFAB98B33E750BF78C8B29765279B
SHA-1: 0xA3B6ABA15B235DED4590B247D5DE54AA252BCCEB
(not available)

 

Registry Modifications

 

Other details

Russian Federation

Remote HostPort Number
203.26.28.14480
64.86.133.5880
64.86.133.5980
64.86.16.880
72.232.117.8480
72.233.50.14480

 

Outbound traffic (potentially malicious)

 

 

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