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Medium
Analysis Summary
GuLoader is currently being distributed via spam email campaigns with archived attachments that contain the malware. The majority of malware downloaded by GuLoader is commodity malware, with AgentTesla, FormBook, and NanoCore being the most predominant. This downloader typically stores its encrypted payloads on Google Drive. It has also downloaded its payloads from Microsoft OneDrive and also from compromised or attacker-controlled websites. By utilizing legitimate file-sharing websites, GuLoader can evade network-based detection, as these services are not generally filtered or inspected in corporate environments. Usually, the downloaded payloads are encrypted with a hard-coded XOR key embedded in the malware, making it difficult for file-sharing service providers to identify the payload as malicious. This time, the GuLoader Shellcode injector is being distributed via a file named “EXTERNAL RFPPAN India Epoxy/PU 2021”. The scope of this campaign so far seems to be global.
Impact
- Information Theft
- Security Bypass
Indicators of Compromise
MD5
- d021c22ba09ae67c07936cc698af2bff
- 013d4cb9c83ba31bfb0c9041f565acbb
- 0f73289ff5a72fd093fd215e9f60b0d7
- dd1587fcec7d9c61b5b564898714ccd7
- 5aec1b432fe3074e044c393b730b5cc5
SHA-256
- bb55c88ca46b3d34d58e0fd9eacedc2a4b753f2d6e7d9d1627ba2fd914deac71
- 4387b1c679623e8f2430732c0ff94e3ad733b23d7ca6f5be7f7d79beadd40a68
- bbe723629dde9645172e5d1dbf2cd5b252b6c91e589296db86990453f329cb3f
- 068c246a584ef5cb5bf4eed36c06be63bef42cb4a1ce606349e1289b63acf8e1
- 1314e9d72db965675c87d9fa86cc433a62761590996ffa0811250bec4871a4a3
SHA-1
- 3b6f6298e83776e44362f558df9aff9128f9bebc
- 560797dc56b238e457011719c8cc4f2090e12aeb
- e7f02c6df482dff093157da64e92841dc783da18
- 50a04052d69e2b382ed37df8e29d814311f7e1c4
- 037d2f94e84b99bf80fa0e833dd51be25a45106d
Remediation
- Search for IOCs in your environment.
- Block all the threat indicators in their respective controls.
- Do not download files attached in untrusted emails.
- Do not download files from untrusted sources on the internet.