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Severity
High
Analysis Summary
IcedID, aka BokBot – a banking trojan – first appeared in 2017. The threat actor behind IcedID is Lunar Spider. The main purpose of this trojan is to steal financial information but aside from this, it is also a passage for a RAT. Initially, it was delivered as a later-stage payload from multiple threats including Emotet, TrickBot, and Hancitor. Recently, it is observed that its threat actors are using several new techniques to avoid detection by the sandbox and endpoint security. This trojan has capabilities similar to Zeus, Dridex, and Gozi (financial threats). IcedID can download different additional modules and a configuration file from C2. It performs its task of stealing information by deploying a man-in-the-browser attack which assists in gaining banking credentials.
Impact
- Financial Loss
- Exposure of Sensitive Data
Indicators of Compromise
Filename
- d2ef5[.]exe
MD5
- ffb7508a9fa7ea9c3adbaa1ee14e1cab
SHA-256
- e70c965ae03c89538c94cc65ada5194c0b129a67e4c5f0eca728965ff4f831ae
SHA-1
- 4c717031f4d273a5505add19ba948740ae529450
Remediation
- Block all threat indicators at their respective controls.
- Search for IOCs in your environment.