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March 21, 2023Severity
High
Analysis Summary
Gamaredon is a Russia-backed advanced persistent threat (APT) that has been operating since at least 2013. The group is believed to be operating out of Ukraine, and is thought to be focused on targeting Ukrainian government and military organizations, as well as individuals and organizations in the energy sector. The group has been known to use a variety of tactics to infiltrate its targets, including phishing, malware, and social engineering. The group has been linked to several high-profile cyber attacks, including the 2016 hack of the Ukrainian power grid that caused a blackout in the Ivano-Frankivsk region. Some experts believe that the Gamaredon APT group is closely tied to the Russian government and military intelligence services. The group is known for using a variety of tools to achieve its objectives, including malware, spear-phishing, and social engineering tactics.
In the recent campaign, Gamaredon was found targeting the Directorate General For Rendering Services To Diplomatic Missions of Ukraine.
The evidence of the original email received is attached below:
Impact
- Template Injection
- Exposure of Sensitive Data
Indicators of Compromise
MD5
- b34760b85a6cfd9f31a05e76fa8589a6
- b83e5a3743c40717d11a6ee4d5fdd8ad
- 7a25ce566fba6df2f6520d2b200b62e2
- 790ab8a82d14f2723114d2c547e53f66
- 4e5902809c2d4b55dc13e686249a2ea9
SHA-256
- 139547707f38622c67c8ce2c026bf32052edd4d344f03a0b37895b5de016641a
- 9f01c93e9756bac770f8e9b1186fb3af2b0a61654d0a151c18a75f2d1f9ef06b
- 67f1a365b66e21a19a7239ba062a4ae712e8f4269d8d71f969db529609736c83
- b77eb658c55c32cbade17c79a57f06f394f488a389d970baef6db6f96f2c7b45
- f823771954ab2174d301f3127e31b0108da5cd14fd8e095b424c3b9d8e19b9b2
SHA-1
- cf903697aaeccd769b061db52af53889b631fa45
- ab2b0ecc3f04345feab2c478d866c0e1e8bf00aa
- 7245972918886a41e9e4377c34ef7d8edb1e8f62
- c322b5aed5870962cf9bbb6a623e4b92b3553d47
- e1be84d955be45e35d7e339645993d788fcd94c8
URL
- https://162.33.178.129/KQaAD6Vq580x
- http://45.61.136.56/R3yWX7PNvShO
- http://45.61.136.56/tSXjFnhwXIit
- http://45.61.136.56/EPu9McJKYbPU
- http://45.61.136.56/YHVJjgSZ74qp
- https://162.33.178.129/pDryEbxPYQfK
- http://salvage.reliable19.hikotras.ru/PC/amazed/nearby/already.cgm
- http://luke.cough99.jisholot.ru/PC/already/already/relate/all.thl
Remediation
- Block all threat indicators at your respective controls.
- Search for Indicators of compromise (IOCs) in your environment utilizing your respective security controls
- Do not download documents attached in emails from unknown sources and strictly refrain from enabling macros when the source isn’t reliable.
- Enable antivirus and anti-malware software and update signature definitions in a timely manner. Using multi-layered protection is necessary to secure vulnerable assets
- Along with network and system hardening, code hardening should be implemented within the organization so that their websites and software are secure. Use testing tools to detect any vulnerabilities in the deployed codes.