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 #17710  by frame4-mdpro
 Mon Jan 14, 2013 7:08 pm
The "Red October" Campaign - An Advanced Cyber Espionage Network Targeting Diplomatic and Government Agencies
In October 2012, Kaspersky Lab’s Global Research & Analysis Team initiated a new threat research after a series of attacks against computer networks of various international diplomatic service agencies. A large scale cyber-espionage network was revealed and analyzed during the investigation, which we called «Red October» (after famous novel «The Hunt For The Red October»).
http://www.securelist.com/en/blog/785/T ... t_Agencies

Known MD5 list:

114ed0e5298149fc69f6e41566e3717a
1f86299628bed519718478739b0e4b0c
2672fbba23bf4f5e139b10cacc837e9f
350c170870e42dce1715a188ca20d73b
396d9e339c1fd2e787d885a688d5c646
3ded9a0dd566215f04e05340ccf20e0c
44e70bce66cdac5dc06d5c0d6780ba45
4bfa449f1a351210d3c5b03ac2bd18b1
4ce5fd18b1d3f551a098bb26d8347ffb
4daa2e7d3ac1a5c6b81a92f4a9ac21f1
50bd553568422cf547539dd1f49dd80d
51edea56c1e83bcbc9f873168e2370af
5d1121eac9021b5b01570fb58e7d4622
5ecec03853616e13475ac20a0ef987b6
5f9b7a70ca665a54f8879a6a16f6adde
639760784b3e26c1fe619e5df7d0f674
65d277af039004146061ff01bb757a8f
6b23732895daaad4bd6eae1d0b0fef08
731c68d2335e60107df2f5af18b9f4c9
7e5d9b496306b558ba04e5a4c5638f9f
82e518fb3a6749903c8dc17287cebbf8
85baebed3d22fa63ce91ffafcd7cc991
91ebc2b587a14ec914dd74f4cfb8dd0f
93d0222c8c7b57d38931cfd712523c67
9950a027191c4930909ca23608d464cc
9b55887b3e0c7f1e41d1abdc32667a93
9f470a4b0f9827d0d3ae463f44b227db
a7330ce1b0f89ac157e335da825b22c7
b9238737d22a059ff8da903fbc69c352
c78253aefcb35f94acc63585d7bfb176
fc3c874bdaedf731439bbe28fc2e6bbe
bb2f6240402f765a9d0d650b79cd2560
bd05475a538c996cd6cafe72f3a98fae
c42627a677e0a6244b84aa977fbea15d
cb51ef3e541e060f0c56ac10adef37c3
ceac9d75b8920323477e8a4acdae2803
cee7bd726bc57e601c85203c5767293c
d71a9d26d4bb3b0ed189c79cd24d179a
d98378db4016404ac558f9733e906b2b
dc4a977eaa2b62ad7785b46b40c61281
dc8f0d4ecda437c3f870cd17d010a3f6
de56229f497bf51274280ef84277ea54
ec98640c401e296a76ab7f213164ef8c
f0357f969fbaf798095b43c9e7a0cfa7
f16785fc3650490604ab635303e61de2

The samples that i have currently are attached - can we try to complete the list?

Thanks!
Attachments
Password: infected
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 #17711  by a_d_13
 Tue Jan 15, 2013 3:26 am
Hello,

I have bolded the MD5s in the original post that were in the archive, so it is easier to determine what hashes we already have. I'll keep this post updated as more hashes are collected.

Thanks,
--AD
 #17728  by EP_X0FF
 Wed Jan 16, 2013 12:52 pm
leeno wrote:some of the dropped file and 3bd1181a1c5e50728a3ab0fce2119968(windowsfirewall.exe) DNS too resolves to http://www.update-windows.info.
any one provide decrypted (unpack) file for these .
Hello,

what exactly you want to unpack? windowsfirewall is dotnet crapware without obfuscation/packer.