[AusNOG] Anyone seeing a new(ish) Warezov/Straiton seed happening? (AUSCERT#200765c5c)
matthew at auscert.org.au
matthew at auscert.org.au
Thu Jul 19 15:51:12 EST 2007
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G'day all,
Amongst all the Storm seeding we saw a small run for what seems to be
Warezov/Straiton (apologies if this is old news or has been already
discussed). Domains of interest:
pozaseruiasterduin .com
baseruikintunasterdan .com
polonyinhdefunastertyun .com
xasedriwasderios .com
So would be worth looking for connections to these as could indicate
infection. Initial spam looks like:
- --BEGIN SAMPLE--
Subject: Hi, you.ve just received a postcard.
From: david <davidrxjva at tjh.com>
Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007 16:05:41 +0900
To: auscert at auscert.org.au
Hi, you.ve just received a postcard.
For:
auscert at auscert.org.au
From:
---
Text:
Let's go to a party!
Postcard:
Click on attachment to view a postcard.
----
Pre-holidays Postcards.
http://postcards.wired2000.net/
<Postcard.exe>
- --END SAMPLE--
The attached exe seems to go to:
hxxp://pozaseruiasterduin .com/drt32 .exe
which also hosts jde32.exe msmsgr.exe skp32.exe and mhl.exe.
and also:
hxxp://baseruikintunasterdan .com/
hxxp://polonyinhdefunastertyun .com/
and seems to register infections at:
hxxp://xasedriwasderios .com/ chr/ 1113/ e/ t0003?...
So we have:
hxxp://pozaseruiasterduin .com/jde32 .exe
hxxp://pozaseruiasterduin .com/msmsgr .exe
hxxp://pozaseruiasterduin .com/drt32 .exe
hxxp://pozaseruiasterduin .com/skp32 .exe
hxxp://pozaseruiasterduin .com/mhl .exe
hxxp://baseruikintunasterdan .com/jde32 .exe
hxxp://baseruikintunasterdan .com/msmsgr .exe
hxxp://baseruikintunasterdan .com/drt32 .exe
hxxp://baseruikintunasterdan .com/skp32 .exe
hxxp://baseruikintunasterdan .com/mhl .exe
hxxp://polonyinhdefunastertyun .com/jde32 .exe
hxxp://polonyinhdefunastertyun .com/msmsgr .exe
hxxp://polonyinhdefunastertyun .com/drt32 .exe
hxxp://polonyinhdefunastertyun .com/skp32 .exe
hxxp://polonyinhdefunastertyun .com/mhl .exe
hxxp://xasedriwasderios .com/ chr/ 1113/ e/ t0003?...
Would be worth looking for connections to these.
Any feedback appreciated of course.
Thanks for your time,
- -- Matthew McGlashan --
Coordination Centre Team Leader | Hotline: +61 7 3365 4417
Australian Computer Emergency Response Team | Direct: +61 7 3365 7924
(AusCERT) | Fax: +61 7 3365 7031
The University of Queensland | WWW: www.auscert.org.au
Qld 4072 Australia | Email: auscert at auscert.org.au
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