2019-01-04 - MALSPAM PUSHES NANOCORE RAT

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Shown above:  Flow chart for today's Nanocore RAT malspam infection.

 

HEADERS FROM A MALSPAM EXAMPLE


Shown above:  Screenshot from the malspam.

 

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TRAFFIC


Shown above:  Traffic from an infection filtered in Wireshark.

 


Shown above:  Following one of the TCP streams for encoded Nanocore RAT traffic.

 

TRAFFIC FROM AN INFECTED WINDOWS HOST:

 

FILE HASHES

MALWARE FROM AN INFECTED WINDOWS HOST:

 

IMAGES


Shown above:  Window registry updates caused by the infection.

 


Shown above:  Copy of Nanocore RAT in the Windows Menu Startup folder.

 


Shown above:  Other files and directories created by the infection.

 

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