Trellix Insights: The Eternity Malware Project
Technical Articles ID:
KB95834
Last Modified: 2022-08-22 10:56:01 Etc/GMT
Last Modified: 2022-08-22 10:56:01 Etc/GMT
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Trellix Insights: The Eternity Malware Project
Technical Articles ID:
KB95834
Last Modified: 2022-08-22 10:56:01 Etc/GMT Environment
IMPORTANT: This Knowledge Base article discusses a specific threat that is being automatically tracked by Trellix Insights technology. The content is intended for use by Trellix Insights users, but is provided for general knowledge to all customers. Contact us for more information about Trellix Insights.
Summary
Description of Campaign The Eternity Project is sold on underground forums and consists of stealers, clippers, worms, miners, ransomware, and DDoS bots. The stealer can gather passwords, cookies, credit cards, and crypto wallets from multiple browsers, various clients, password managers, and software. The crypto miner is small, can restart if killed, and stays hidden from the task manager. The clipper program monitors and replaces cryptocurrency wallets with the actor's own wallet while the ransomware application encrypts all documents, photos, and databases on disks, local shares, and USB drives. The worm feature of the project spreads via files and networks, including USB drives, local network shares, and cloud drives. The DDoS bot malware is currently under development and may be leveraging stolen code lifted from an existing Github repository. Our ATR team gathers and analyzes information from multiple open and closed sources before disseminating intelligence reports. This campaign was researched by Cyble and shared publicly. How to use this article:
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Minimum set of Manual Rules to improve protection to block this campaign: IMPORTANT: Always follow best practices when you enable new rules and signatures. When you implement new rules or signatures, always set them to Report mode first and check the alerts generated. Resolve any issues that arise and then set the rules to Block. This step mitigates against triggering false positives and allows you to refine your configuration. For more information, see KB87843 - List of and best practices for Endpoint Security Dynamic Application Containment rules. Endpoint Security - Advanced Threat Protection: Rule ID: 4 Use GTI file reputation to identify trusted or malicious files Host Intrusion Prevention: Rule ID: 6070 Hidden PowerShell Detected Rule ID: 6083 PowerShell Command Restriction - NonInteractive Rule ID: 6081 PowerShell Command Restriction - NoProfile Rule ID: 6113 T1055 - Fileless Threat: Reflective Self Injection Aggressive set of Manual Rules to improve protection to block this campaign: IMPORTANT: Always follow best practices when you enable new rules and signatures. When you implement new rules or signatures, always set them to Report mode first and check the alerts generated. Resolve any issues that arise and then set the rules to Block. This step mitigates against triggering false positives and allows you to refine your configuration. For more information, see KB87843 - List of and best practices for Endpoint Security Dynamic Application Containment rules. VirusScan Enterprise - Access Protection Rules: Host Intrusion Prevention: Rule ID: 1148 CMD Tool Access by a Network Aware Application Rule ID: 2806 Attempt to create a hardlink to a file Rule ID: 1020 Windows Agent Shielding - File Access Affected Products |
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