Submission Summary:

What's been foundSeverity Level
Sets the drive to autoplay by creating autorun.inf file in its root directory. If the drive is shared across the network then other remote computers can be infected any time they try to access this share.
Downloads/requests other files from Internet.
Creates a startup registry entry.
Installs a default debugger that is injected into the execution sequence of a target application. If a threat is installed as a default debugger, it will be run every time a target application is attempted to be launched - either to mimic it and hide its own presence (e.g. an open port or a running process), or simply to be activated as often as possible.
Contains characteristics of an identified security risk.

 

Technical Details:

 

Possible Security Risk

Threat CategoryDescription
A network-aware worm that attempts to replicate across the existing network(s)
A code with the rootkit-specific techniques designed to hide the software presence in the system
A hacktool that could be used by attackers to break into a system

 

File System Modifications

#Filename(s)File SizeFile HashAlias
1 c:\AutoRun.inf 169 bytes MD5: 0xD47A84B3B3AF846F0B8861786B1C24E3
SHA-1: 0x7E86A62BA4894F32466E740FAA42F17ACAFC5DEF
INF.Autorun.Gen [PCTools]
2 %Temp%\E_N4\HtmlView.fne 217,088 bytes MD5: 0x4C9E8F81BF741A61915D0D4FC49D595E
SHA-1: 0xD033008B3A0E5D3FC8876E0423EE5509ECB3897C
(not available)
3 %Temp%\E_N4\iext.fnr 204,800 bytes MD5: 0x1B74DF2213B76CCC335291B56C43B28D
SHA-1: 0x4FB84748E4666DB7D14115478CE3B5B09E899352
Trojan-GameThief.Win32.Magania [Ikarus]
4 %Temp%\E_N4\iext2.fne 471,040 bytes MD5: 0x6EB20BB6CAFD6D31E871ED3ABD65A59C
SHA-1: 0xAE6495EA4241BCDE20E415F2940313785A4A10D2
(not available)
5 %Temp%\E_N4\krnln.fne
%Temp%\E_N4\krnln.fnr
1,101,824 bytes MD5: 0x3FE72F93AB5F24A0EA2D753013A41C4B
SHA-1: 0x9206CD206C0B2782A2B1AD1D19ACE97BAE6E491E
Mal/Generic-A [Sophos]
6 %Temp%\E_N4\shell.fne 40,960 bytes MD5: 0xD54753E7FC3EA03AEC0181447969C0E8
SHA-1: 0x824E7007B6569AE36F174C146AE1B7242F98F734
W32/AutoRun-MO [Sophos]
7 %Temp%\E_N4\spec.fne 69,632 bytes MD5: 0x8985D73F08638B4B48ECD30759C9E53F
SHA-1: 0x400A90C9EABEB94AE05E5036E21DC922B0C1FFAD
(not available)
8 c:\SysSafe.exe 56,260 bytes MD5: 0xD91B82AB35FAAAAB9F27C77843014144
SHA-1: 0x7D9674C3D85713F95850AE15C70A181706ABFA27
W32.SillyFDC [Symantec]
Worm.Win32.AutoRun.acua [Kaspersky Lab]
W32/Autorun.worm.gen [McAfee]
Mal/Generic-A [Sophos]
Trojan:Win32/Qhost.V [Microsoft]
Virus.Win32.Agent.GZY [Ikarus]
9 [file and pathname of the sample #1] 1,131,128 bytes MD5: 0xD6008272D00C7A1D004A79F8C5C3A264
SHA-1: 0x8C031818D6E07B46AC331557F3409273E4C77C7C
Trojan:Win32/Meredrop [Microsoft]
Virus.Win32.Agent.COH [Ikarus]
Win-Trojan/Xema.variant [AhnLab]
10 %System%\TIANLAI.dll 14,004 bytes MD5: 0x26E5CDA8308B6D433679E7E0F67B0C86
SHA-1: 0x7EC1CB6F420859D7B3D4C3378E946DB84F2E5A59
not-a-virus:RiskTool.Win32.HideProc.c [Ikarus]
11 %System%\tianlai.tmp
%System%\zhuruqi.tmp
0 bytes MD5: 0xD41D8CD98F00B204E9800998ECF8427E
SHA-1: 0xDA39A3EE5E6B4B0D3255BFEF95601890AFD80709
(not available)
12 %System%\tl.sys 2,560 bytes MD5: 0xE512D6B049DE8F79104E8C8D7D371FC7
SHA-1: 0x10D308F56675D6984D33B1CC4EDC39AB310C36D2
Hacktool.Rootkit [Symantec]
Rootkit.Win32.Agent.giz [Kaspersky Lab]
Generic.dx [McAfee]
Mal/Generic-A [Sophos]
Rootkit.Win32.Agent [Ikarus]
Win-Trojan/Agent.2560.AS [AhnLab]
13 %System%\zhuruqi.exe 30,569 bytes MD5: 0xA328ADA616EC6EA3A6F94AF739429CA2
SHA-1: 0xAA2868D198651B67FA77B32F336B5985F79DEC72
Suspicious.MH690 [Symantec]
New Malware.bx [McAfee]
Trojan:Win32/Qhost.V [Microsoft]
Trojan-Spy.Win32.Agent.ccb [Ikarus]

 

Memory Modifications

Process NameProcess FilenameMain Module Size
zhuruqi.exe%System%\zhuruqi.exe95,593 bytes
svchosi.exe%System%\svchosi.exe174,532 bytes

 

Registry Modifications

 

Other details

China

Server NameServer PortConnect as UserConnection Password
www.zzyun.com80(null)(null)

URL to be downloadedFilename for the downloaded bits
http://www.dedeke.cn/zhuruqi.exe%System%\zhuruqi.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/svchosi.exe%System%\svchosi.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/1.exe%System%\svchos1.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/2.exe%System%\svchos2.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/3.exe%System%\svchos3.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/4.exe%System%\svchos4.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/5.exe%System%\svchos5.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/6.exe%System%\svchos6.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/7.exe%System%\svchos7.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/8.exe%System%\svchos8.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/9.exe%System%\svchos9.exe

 

 

Downloaded File Summary:

What's been foundSeverity Level
Sets the drive to autoplay by creating autorun.inf file in its root directory. If the drive is shared across the network then other remote computers can be infected any time they try to access this share.
Downloads/requests other files from Internet.
Creates a startup registry entry.
Installs a default debugger that is injected into the execution sequence of a target application. If a threat is installed as a default debugger, it will be run every time a target application is attempted to be launched - either to mimic it and hide its own presence (e.g. an open port or a running process), or simply to be activated as often as possible.
Registers a 32-bit in-process server DLL.

 

Technical Details:

 

File System Modifications

#Filename(s)File SizeFile Hash
1 c:\AutoRun.inf 169 bytes MD5: 0xD47A84B3B3AF846F0B8861786B1C24E3
SHA-1: 0x7E86A62BA4894F32466E740FAA42F17ACAFC5DEF
2 c:\del.bat 106 bytes MD5: 0xDAF8D3435254D60C939972A1A5CD24F9
SHA-1: 0xBFDCDC26EB764422B629CC81A40702A98667BA75
3 c:\del2.bat 76 bytes MD5: 0x23FEB024390ACC051641277201A69AD8
SHA-1: 0xAD12D918B1605F1993E391FAAA0C010CCBCE2A19
4 %Temp%\SelfDel.bat 190 bytes MD5: 0xE327BE7348BD851F1E655F451E2F5D5E
SHA-1: 0x257315928E8B82590D1635243773E7084D51DD81
5 %Temp%\WERcdcc.dir00\appcompat.txt 16,296 bytes MD5: 0xF560A82E9385739415E085B4553CBA8F
SHA-1: 0x958B55E9517896C07D689F6BDDED4EF10D0718A9
6 %Temp%\WERcdcc.dir00\explorer.exe.hdmp 0 bytes MD5: 0xD41D8CD98F00B204E9800998ECF8427E
SHA-1: 0xDA39A3EE5E6B4B0D3255BFEF95601890AFD80709
7 %Temp%\WERcdcc.dir00\explorer.exe.mdmp 137,828 bytes MD5: 0x07847751599B24C8048097AACC0F81EC
SHA-1: 0x9B38DF347AF11E6A485DDE5B5995C9A662870E72
8 %Temp%\WERcdcc.dir00\manifest.txt 1,998 bytes MD5: 0xFF71EDAE1891B5D044B656EF9DB0E15F
SHA-1: 0x98D1AD236D18AB27A09643A14798CF1ECB4B27DB
9 c:\jizhan.tmp
c:\shumen.tmp
%System%\tianlai.tmp
%System%\zhuruqi.tmp
c:\yuyan.tmp
0 bytes MD5: 0xD41D8CD98F00B204E9800998ECF8427E
SHA-1: 0xDA39A3EE5E6B4B0D3255BFEF95601890AFD80709
10 c:\SysSafe.exe
[file and pathname of the sample #2]
%System%\svchosi.exe
56,260 bytes MD5: 0xD91B82AB35FAAAAB9F27C77843014144
SHA-1: 0x7D9674C3D85713F95850AE15C70A181706ABFA27
11 %FontsDir%\ComRes.dll 161,776 bytes MD5: 0x2473F0341759B68DCA80286A03D32F0F
SHA-1: 0xB482421C7D42732BF359FAE74C085937A92A8013
12 %FontsDir%\gth69331.fon 1,312 bytes MD5: 0xF236EC4D8869B206175616366FF11A25
SHA-1: 0xAF96A4175136112FB47BEA0447084A03E3479979
13 %FontsDir%\gth69331.ttf 28,160 bytes MD5: 0x2445D1DACF17A80215B84E1D9A54C62E
SHA-1: 0x9643F6C23D51B39951FD19389ED022AF9435CAD3
14 %System%\edjmkkhm.dll 40,960 bytes MD5: 0xC0507F89455B89194ABFF6C38C01B0A7
SHA-1: 0xF4DFA6D0811F00A04479DCEAA0CA98884A2BF194
15 %System%\gth69331.exe 33,280 bytes MD5: 0x8358193945474F68A2D498CBED8EB97E
SHA-1: 0xA905C9849147628387F6B1D5A7BF88FD5A64F15F
16 %System%\mmsfc1.dll 133,120 bytes MD5: 0xE8F132E41430A1EFD24282BE4DFF0723
SHA-1: 0x96FF851E5CC953D99950110F64D0DA8E67D9B215
17 [file and pathname of the sample #1]
%System%\zhuruqi.exe
30,569 bytes MD5: 0xA328ADA616EC6EA3A6F94AF739429CA2
SHA-1: 0xAA2868D198651B67FA77B32F336B5985F79DEC72
18 [file and pathname of the sample #3] 27,974 bytes MD5: 0x94D931BD25A56B14F0FE19D1F3A0B40E
SHA-1: 0x2A6FE260352D1A2669F89E682A77C23526C33706
19 [file and pathname of the sample #4] 22,499 bytes MD5: 0xF3C8AC0F52974DEF143AF0A37585C45E
SHA-1: 0x06921A9A72B9878660180C5C114B0D9864E42B08
20 [file and pathname of the sample #5] 22,037 bytes MD5: 0x47AE2F5F02E242989FE9107E5D0730E1
SHA-1: 0xAC26D37B22755AC33AF372780529D43D15338314
21 [file and pathname of the sample #6] 16,160 bytes MD5: 0xF4FF6EACB0DF8EA5B88BA9DB66610F37
SHA-1: 0x93CA5C6B020A78E848393CD45DA4633BA4171E28
22 [file and pathname of the sample #7] 22,344 bytes MD5: 0x9D923A1ED671ADF3208D83BB2797E2B1
SHA-1: 0xE1EF04F183BA80930BCC0795446A92205A7FBCED
23 %System%\sysgth.dll 792,064 bytes MD5: 0x6728270CB7DBB776ED086F5AC4C82310
SHA-1: 0xE913CC86F68627541DAE2A92509AB230F427E980
24 %System%\TIANLAI.dll 14,004 bytes MD5: 0x26E5CDA8308B6D433679E7E0F67B0C86
SHA-1: 0x7EC1CB6F420859D7B3D4C3378E946DB84F2E5A59
25 %System%\tl.sys 2,560 bytes MD5: 0xE512D6B049DE8F79104E8C8D7D371FC7
SHA-1: 0x10D308F56675D6984D33B1CC4EDC39AB310C36D2

 

Memory Modifications

Process NameProcess FilenameMain Module Size
svchosi.exe%System%\svchosi.exe174,532 bytes
[filename of the sample #6][file and pathname of the sample #6]225,280 bytes
zhuruqi.exe%System%\zhuruqi.exe95,593 bytes
[filename of the sample #2][file and pathname of the sample #2]174,532 bytes
[filename of the sample #7][file and pathname of the sample #7]90,112 bytes
[filename of the sample #1][file and pathname of the sample #1]95,593 bytes
gth69331.exe%System%\gth69331.exe45,056 bytes

 

Registry Modifications

 

Other details

China

URL to be downloadedFilename for the downloaded bits
http://www.dedeke.cn/1.exe%System%\svchos1.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/2.exe%System%\svchos2.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/3.exe%System%\svchos3.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/4.exe%System%\svchos4.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/5.exe%System%\svchos5.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/6.exe%System%\svchos6.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/7.exe%System%\svchos7.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/8.exe%System%\svchos8.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/9.exe%System%\svchos9.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/svchosi.exe%System%\svchosi.exe
http://www.dedeke.cn/zhuruqi.exe%System%\zhuruqi.exe

 

 

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