601d856cba15b3b29cdd75d5e54e4b9b70fef552d6f1aa61e2fdde537cf85041.bin
- Driver Name
601d856cba15b3b29cdd75d5e54e4b9b70fef552d6f1aa61e2fdde537cf85041.bin- MD5
0b4a0fe7db8400ef65ce7618177351cf- SHA1
7c60d629a8620e7d8edc45e173dd300b745a6bec- SHA256
601d856cba15b3b29cdd75d5e54e4b9b70fef552d6f1aa61e2fdde537cf85041- Imphash
a29c052d6d153a5736168fa3994167ae- Vhash
016086555d55761656651iz64xz- Authentihash
3b0ea9e540e90b9262bd59cb6a7e04f65e2b04f934e5f45b51ee92fd2a2b2099- Rich PE header hash
a3ddbc5f89dc64073299166fd2e08a0f- SSDEEP
49152:gYe4MHXgpOqtf7nUgUpCmM6D4GRsu4QDm8bVd:JsHX3ukeNuNVd- TLSH
T1F2956B55E31752A8CC35C0B0A57A7913A5717D18C3EC1FF6E3C6EFA0A70A6D0A279B48- Signer
Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher- Signing date
2021-07-09 11:35- SpcSpOpusInfo
福建奥创互娱科技有限公司- VT detections
43/71- Compilation time
2021-07-09- PDB path
E:\巨灵驱动源码\PacSys\x64\Debug\Pac.pdb- Country submitter
- South Korea, France, Italy
- Flag
- Malicious
Description
FiveSys is a rootkit. Its core function was redirecting the infected machine’s internet traffic through an attacker-controlled proxy, selected from a built-in list of 300 “.xyz” domains stored encrypted inside the binary.
The redirection covered both HTTP and HTTPS, and to make HTTPS interception work it installed its own custom root certificate on the system. It also hardened itself by blocking registry edits and preventing other rootkits and malware from installing.
IOCs
zkrf8ar[.]xyz