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LetsDefend - Malicious Doc#
Created: 10/01/2024 14:04 Last Updated: 05/06/2024 20:03
Malicious Doc

Analyze malicious .doc file
File link: factura.zip
File: /root/Desktop/ChallengeFiles/factura.zip
Password: infected
NOTE: Do not open on your local environment. It is malicious file.
Start Investigation#
VirusTotal#
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41 security venders flagged this file as malicious and it might exploit a system using CVE-2017-11882
This type of exploit is rtf.exploit
It contacts a HTTP C2 server to download a payload stage as a real malware.
It writes aro.exe after it runs.
File that dropped is also flagged as malcious by 55 security vendors
What type of exploit is running as a result of the relevant file running on the victim machine?
1rtf.exploitWhat is the relevant Exploit CVE code obtained as a result of the analysis?
1CVE-2017-11882What is the name of the malicious software downloaded from the internet as a result of the file running?
1jan2.exeWhat is the ip address and port information it communicates with?
1185.36.74.48:80What is the exe name it drops to disk after it runs?
1aro.exeSummary#
This doc file is a crafted rtf file to exploit remote code execution vulnerability to a system using CVE-2017-11882. It is a stager that once it opened it tries to download an actual malware from a certain URL using HTTP GET method and It also drops a file after it runs.
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