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Rewterz Threat Alert – KingMiner Cryptocurrency Mining Malware

Severity

High

Analysis Summary

Blasting attacks against weak SQL passwords are resurfacing as KingMiner miners have controlled tens of thousands of computers. KingMiner variant is a Monero coin mining Trojan that performs a blasting attack against a Windows server MSSQL. Attackers have used a variety of evasion techniques to bypass the virtual machine environment and security detection, which caused some anti-virus engines to fail to detect it accurately. The current version of KingMiner has the following features: 
1.     Blasting attacksagainst MSSQL 
2.     Use WMI timers and Windows scheduled tasks for persistent attacks
3.     Shut down the RDP service on the machine with the CVE-2019-0708 vulnerability to prevent other mining groups from invading and monopolize the controlled computer mining resources
4.     Use base64 and specific encoded XML , TXT , PNG files to encrypt Trojan horse programs
5.     Using the signature files of Microsoft and several well-known manufacturers as the parent process, “white + black” starts the Trojan DLL .

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The attack uses the Windows privilege escalation vulnerability CVE-2019-0803. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could run arbitrary code in kernel mode and then install programs; view, change, or delete data; or create users with full user rights New account.

Impact

  • Crypto-currency mining
  • Unauthorized Access
  • Privilege Escalation
  • Remote Code Execution

Indicators of Compromise

Hostname

  • 4056[.]309cffdae[.]tk
  • aa[.]30583fdae[.]tk
  • news.g23thr[.]com
  • q.112adfdae[.]tk
  • w.30713fdae[.]tk
  • 5921[.]1d28ebfdae[.]com
  • w.homewrt[.]com
  • 3843.1d28ebfdae[.]com
  • ww33.3096bfdae[.]com
  • a.1b051fdae[.]tk
  • 3023.309cffdae[.]tk
  • q.30583fdae[.]tk
  • a.qwerr[.]ga
  • w.ddff1[.]tk
  • 5311.1d28ebfdae[.]com

MD5

  • e3accf5a6f58932e56192bfbcbf0804c
  • c874dbb6bf3664990b57d07d7d220ee6
  • 78b56b92c2e7a42520fb99a84d78cf92
  • b0ab674b842822358be8cd5f6dc91554
  • 2b702a22963448c164db26807a308d50
  • be45959bc043a4fe88351cd03289f240
  • c568d6028735cdc2a1ddd3c01f14ca80
  • 21048ff02894656b5b24d4ed3c8a2882
  • 465373b74d163028add70f0d2b0966d0
  • 7def058c5d2acb660f394d04b4698580
  • 23ef4da80f6985a78c4a59467ac4612f
  • 88a5c4645c2a9d0481fd0a846e49b773
  • 4d910cb71c2f55bde48521f7ae062da4
  • 20e502ff977b336d9e7785186b16c68a

SHA-256

  • 9714ea73cb7d5515e33c14718e47eea2db6bf52cd5371422e663a96ec03af9ee
  • bddaca596cb8b29b314c380b0fa42566a3d7e669506b3a0dc645bf6da51146dd
  • e780de64c5a571d14eed791bc70d462f8724e2d54c8494b37085cefe7816db54
  • e0a4c175db246124881405010af97b08abb60889a41f4080ede7bdd160a8469b
  • 3902d0bfbb18ba27084713bdda1ccb23f19934f6621df70ac11aed0b6ee4efb3
  • 5359884aa9fa78763e46a6aa86d4796dfb1bbb3533026cf324166e55d8a4e4e9
  • 1f7c6f11af601500c50b5ad04e0952aa835c54aba0c85dd62875eab34d0150b1
  • c235c44e7904d04c5bd0db76d9b55eb53f0fdb8631a1c9eb6ca3d2bc6494ab02
  • 995108745ef411df25b7cf47d4609d12e4408e674ca6fd882114cd5c19e2bf01
  • f92387df7c80e7e379a02f118cbdb5643151da3a99e61270ca890ce62bca82d9
  • 5bbb40df52745e6762b1b216df692a72ac0491f473b979b22fd310fcbddc114c
  • 46131dedf1962a9bda9035eee75058e60d5725d45afb5ea74c614a33f6083b8a
  • 0fb48695bb5796c214958868ed0d6fdd0ebd2b9c9ad0e273549c442a0b7f8006
  • de9a4dc5507eb4bdcdcb173313e55fc3091a93e270b9bd10c28fc4d8cca84093

Source IP

  • 107.154.161[.]209
  • 95.179.131[.]54
  • 107.154.158[.]39

URL

  • hxxp[:]//w.30713fdae[.]tk/32a1[.]zip
  • hxxp[:]//w.homewrt[.]com:9761
  • hxxp[:]//95.179.131[.]54:9761
  • hxxp[:]//32a1[.]zip/64a1.zip
  • hxxp[:]//w.30713fdae[.]tk/32tl.zip
  • hxxp[:]//w.homewrt[.]com:9761
  • hxxp[:]//95.179.131[.]54:9761
  • hxxp[:]//32a1[.]zip/64a1.zip
  • hxxp[:]//w.30713fdae[.]tk/32tl.zip

Remediation

  • Block the threat indicators at their respective controls.
  • Fix the elevation of privilege vulnerability CVE-2019-0803.
  • Reinforce the SQL Server and patch server security holes. Use a secure password policy and strong passwords.
  • Modify the default port of the SQL Server service, change the default 1433 port setting based on the original configuration, and set the access rules to reject 1433 port detection.

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