netfilter.sys
- Driver Name
netfilter.sys- MD5
916ba55fc004b85939ee0cc86a5191c5- SHA1
8788f4b39cbf037270904bdb8118c8b037ee6562- SHA256
115034373fc0ec8f75fb075b7a7011b603259ecc0aca271445e559b5404a1406- Imphash
e938b727f5a033818337f7ba0584500f- Vhash
044066655d1516551iz49xz- Authentihash
12a636449a491ef3dc8688c5d25be9ebf785874f9c4573667eefd42139201aa4- Rich PE header hash
a47d93f02dee54ad56542d814d001142- SSDEEP
768:Ye3CIY8B94n0urUMxQYjy+NkfrxnOLII2gnjRPftrb7T6Z:H3bY87SKflns2gNHtPiZ- TLSH
T179239E95A1E808E5DEA7E5B8C2A6D607EBB074551711D7DF03B0849A0F333D0BE3A786- Signer
Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher- Signing date
2021-03-17 14:36- SpcSpOpusInfo
Globalsign 中国- VT detections
40/72- Compilation time
2021-03-17- PDB path
C:\Users\omen\source\repos\netfilterdrv\x64\Release\netfilterdrv.pdb- Country submitter
- BD, China, United Kingdom, France
- 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