Trickbot Banking Trojan Distributed via Malspam – IOCs

Severity

High

Analysis Summary

TrickBot is a banking Trojan which targets sensitive information and acts as a dropper for other malware. Trickbot is usually spread via malicious malspam campaigns. These campaigns send unsolicited emails that direct users to download malware from malicious websites or trick the user into opening malware through an attachment. TrickBot is also dropped as a secondary payload by other malware. The malspam campaigns that use Trickbot use branding familiar to the recipient, such as invoices from accounting and financial firms. The emails typically include an attachment, such as a Microsoft Word or Excel document. The opened attachment will prompt the user to enable macros, which executes a VBScript to run a PowerShell script to download the malware. 

Impact

• Credential theft
• Exposure of sensitive data
• Financial loss

Indicators of Compromise

URL

• https[:]//217[.]12[.]209[.]170[:]447/
• https[:]//185[.]141[.]61[.]101[:]447/
• https[:]//85[.]204[.]116[.]195[:]447/
• https[:]//185[.]99[.]2[.]152[:]447/
• https[:]//31[.]131[.]26[.]31[:]447/
• https[:]//45[.]153[.]185[.]187[:]447/
• https[:]//194[.]5[.]250[.]46[:]447/
• https[:]//103[.]5[.]231[.]188[:]449/
• https[:]//122[.]50[.]6[.]122[:]449/
• https[:]//96[.]9[.]77[.]56[:]449/

Remediation

• Block all threat indicators at your respective controls.
• Check for IOC’s in your existing environment.