netfilter.sys
- Driver Name
netfilter.sys- MD5
0bd3b9f55a2d3a13f506d9d8b970e0de- SHA1
f023177aca17f6dc90fdd9588240cb16c70a9fe2- SHA256
63d61549030fcf46ff1dc138122580b4364f0fe99e6b068bc6a3d6903656aff0- Imphash
d252001e327cf09463aba69fb4de2125- Vhash
054066651d1516551iz5yz- Authentihash
5c206b569b7059b7c32eb5fc36922cb435c2b16c8d96de1038c8bd298ed498fe- Rich PE header hash
85bc198af7e82d3ad73505bc7086be84- SSDEEP
768:o1ZqCQKy8IYdfWiUelR36ihR6nmRYsOSHjS/OPNi7HbB:oNyq+4lRX6IHOSyOVi77- TLSH
T18B438E95A2A814D4CA67D5B8C1629A1BEFF17462232187CF03B1C5950F733E0EF3A795- Signer
Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher- Signing date
2021-05-16 05:58- SpcSpOpusInfo
Globalsign 中国- VT detections
45/72- Compilation time
2021-05-15- PDB path
G:\源码\hello\x64\Release\netfilterdrv.pdb- Country submitter
- Poland, United States, Germany
- 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