2ff65eaca2ace4d13d0c7db521120e51.bin
- Driver Name
2ff65eaca2ace4d13d0c7db521120e51.bin- MD5
2ff65eaca2ace4d13d0c7db521120e51- SHA1
a9c16b188132cdf9e9d02ddda7727a241dc43ce2- SHA256
04a269dd0a03e32e5b2a1c8ab0768791962e040d080d44dc44dab01dd7954f2b- Imphash
40758fe0a03b654da35a5f035d0343c5- Vhash
034066551d1516151iz15xz- Authentihash
221dfbc74bbb255b0879360ccc71a74b756b2e0f16e9386b38a9ce9d4e2e34f9- Rich PE header hash
4515084119c0d55b8843fcbe64611276- SSDEEP
384:+drYrE2xA75P5hD4zPxSDKjSf2TrPFRsZ2ZnR1lei:+XiHjSevbJfb- TLSH
T119D26CD2166C00C3E96758B8C3A4D787BDB9B786170255CF0761D2A51FB3BC6AB38924- Signer
Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher- Signing date
2021-05-15 08:25- SpcSpOpusInfo
Globalsign 中国- VT detections
37/71- Compilation time
2021-05-15- PDB path
G:\源码\hello\x64\Release\netfilterdrv.pdb- Country submitter
- China
- Flag
- Malicious
Description
Netfilter is a rootkit. Its core function was IP redirection — routing the infected machine’s traffic through an attacker-controlled proxy and communicating with a command-and-control server to fetch configuration and updates.
It installed a root certificate pulled from its C2 into the Windows certificate store, and set a system-wide proxy by writing to the AutoConfigURL registry key. The dropper deployed the driver as netfilter.sys and registered it to run.
IOCs
110.42.4[.]180
hxxp://110.42.4[.]180:2080/u
hxxp://110.42.4[.]180:2081/u