N/A
- Driver Name
N/A- MD5
ee75a9f2e052de0640143991db3a74da- SHA1
b4536fe96777e10061d6600b84ed321fbf717dd1- SHA256
39c1f5adeb3607be9bba55b46bc3041cdef6ce7a5612d4397d1c65818610327c- Imphash
89a96bf002d66bb66fdc4905a78578a2- Vhash
0360a6050d050606060d19z17z1xz- Authentihash
1f0b690225c08bb2e6a2bb5fcb336cc17adf779f986a36e085a9ae4cebffe8c5- Rich PE header hash
N/A- SSDEEP
49152:tjQzQPcI299d2vNWXa224pigUSEQoIh7HNVNtJkQtBl8CFb/QrNLFqyEgebteFOV:OkPcRrdgNVdbS3bxHTNta+8Qr2FsIONj- TLSH
T1F0F502AD5148335CC02FC5B09123FD49B2F6560E0FE996BA71E7BAC077DE854EA02B52- Signer
Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher- Signing date
2022-12-25 18:16- SpcSpOpusInfo
厦门絮飘科技有限公司- VT detections
30/73- Compilation time
2022-12-25- PDB path
N/A- Country submitter
- United States
- Flag
- Malicious
Description
A kernel loader rootkit that communicates with a large command-and-control (C&C) infrastructure to source a second-stage kernel driver used to conduct its main malicious intent. The unsigned kernel driver's functions vary from defense evasion (disabling security products), to a proxy redirector that reroutes network traffic to attacker-controlled C2 servers, to injecting JavaScript into web pages to redirect browser data.