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發佈者： INTERTOTOALLEN on 2024年1月19日星期五 於 下午9:07

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PDFex: Major Security Flaws In PDF Encryption

發佈者： INTERTOTOALLEN on 於 下午12:36

After investigating the security of PDF signatures, we had a deeper look at PDF encryption. In co­ope­ra­ti­on with our friends from Müns­ter Uni­ver­si­ty of Ap­p­lied Sci­en­ces, we discovered severe weaknesses in the PDF encryption standard which lead to full plaintext exfiltration in an active-attacker scenario.

To guarantee confidentiality, PDF files can be encrypted. This enables the secure transfer and storing of sensitive documents without any further protection mechanisms.
The key management between the sender and recipient may be password based (the recipient must know the password used by the sender, or it must be transferred to them through a secure channel) or public key based (i.e., the sender knows the X.509 certificate of the recipient).
In this research, we analyze the security of encrypted PDF files and show how an attacker can exfiltrate the content without having the corresponding keys.

So what is the problem?

The security problems known as PDFex discovered by our research can be summarized as follows:
  1. Even without knowing the corresponding password, the attacker possessing an encrypted PDF file can manipulate parts of it.
    More precisely, the PDF specification allows the mixing of ciphertexts with plaintexts. In combination with further PDF features which allow the loading of external resources via HTTP, the attacker can run direct exfiltration attacks once a victim opens the file.
  2. PDF encryption uses the Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) encryption mode with no integrity checks, which implies ciphertext malleability.
    This allows us to create self-exfiltrating ciphertext parts using CBC malleability gadgets. We use this technique not only to modify existing plaintext but to construct entirely new encrypted objects.

Who uses PDF Encryption?

PDF encryption is widely used. Prominent companies like Canon and Samsung apply PDF encryption in document scanners to protect sensitive information.
Further providers like IBM offer PDF encryption services for PDF documents and other data (e.g., confidential images) by wrapping them into PDF. PDF encryption is also supported in different medical products to transfer health records, for example Innoport, Ricoh, Rimage.
Due to the shortcomings regarding the deployment and usability of S/MIME and OpenPGP email encryption, some organizations use special gateways to automatically encrypt email messages as encrypted PDF attachments, for example CipherMail, Encryptomatic, NoSpamProxy. The password to decrypt these PDFs can be transmitted over a second channel, such as a text message (i.e., SMS).


Technical details of the attacks

We developed two different attack classes on PDF Encryption: Direct Exfiltration and CBC Gadgets.

Attack 1: Direct Exfiltration (Attack A)


The idea of this attack is to abuse the partial encryption feature by modifying an encrypted PDF file. As soon as the file is opened and decrypted by the victim sensitive content is sent to the attacker. Encrpyted PDF files does not have integrity protection. Thus, an attacker can modify the structure of encrypted PDF documents, add unencrypted objects, or wrap encrypted parts into a context controlled the attacker.
In the given example, the attacker abuses the flexibility of the PDF encryption standard to define certain objects as unencrypted. The attacker modifies the Encrypt dictionary (6 0 obj) in a way that the document is partially encrypted – all streams are left AES256 encrypted while strings are defined as unencrypted by setting the Identity filter. Thus, the attacker can freely modify strings in the document and add additional objects containing unencrypted strings.
The content to be exfiltrated is left encrypted, see Contents (4 0 obj) and EmbeddedFile (5 0 obj). The most relevant object for the attack is the definition of an Action, which can submit a form, invoke a URL, or execute JavaScript. The Action references the encrypted parts as content to be included in requests and can thereby be used to exfiltrate their plaintext to an arbitrary URL. The execution of the Action can be triggered automatically once the PDF file is opened (after the decryption) or via user interaction, for example, by clicking within the document.
This attack has three requirements to be successful. While all requirements are PDF standard compliant, they have not necessarily been implemented by every PDF application:
  • Partial encryption: Partially encrypted documents based on Crypt Filters like the Identity filter or based on other less supported methods like the None encryption algorithm.
  • Cross-object references: It must be possible to reference and access encrypted string or stream objects from unencrypted attacker-controlled parts of the PDF document.
  • Exfiltration channel: One of the interactive features allowing the PDF reader to communicate via Internet must exist, with or without user interaction. Such Features are PDF Forms, Hyperlinks, or JavaScript.
Please note that the attack does not abuse any cryptographic issues, so that there are no requirements to the underlying encryption algorithm (e.g., AES) or the encryption mode (e.g., CBC).
In the following, we show three techniques how an attack can exfiltrate the content.

Exfiltration via PDF Forms (A1)


The PDF standard allows a document's encrypted streams or strings to be defined as values of a PDF form to be submitted to an external server. This can be done by referencing their object numbers as the values of the form fields within the Catalog object, as shown in the example on the left side. The value of the PDF form points to the encrypted data stored in 2 0 obj.
To make the form auto-submit itself once the document is opened and decrypted, an OpenAction can be applied. Note that the object which contains the URL (http://p.df) for form submission is not encrypted and completely controlled by the attacker. As a result, as soon as the victim opens the PDF file and decrypts it, the OpenAction will be executed by sending the decrypted content of 2 0 obj to (http://p.df).

If forms are not supported by the PDF viewer, there is a second method to achieve direct exfiltration of a plaintext. The PDF standard allows setting a "base" URI in the Catalog object used to resolve all relative URIs in the document.
This enables an attacker to define the encrypted part as a relative URI to be leaked to the attacker's web server. Therefore the base URI will be prepended to each URI called within the PDF file. In the given example, we set the base URI to (http://p.df).
The plaintext can be leaked by clicking on a visible element such as a link, or without user interaction by defining a URI Action to be automatically performed once the document is opened.
In the given example, we define the base URI within an Object Stream, which allows objects of arbitrary type to be embedded within a stream. This construct is a standard compliant method to put unencrypted and encrypted strings within the same document. Note that for this attack variant, only strings can be exfiltrated due to the specification, but not streams; (relative) URIs must be of type string. However, fortunately (from an attacker's point of view), all encrypted streams in a PDF document can be re-written and defined as hex-encoded strings using the hexadecimal string notation.
Nevertheless, the attack has some notable drawbacks compared to  Exfiltration via PDF Forms:
  • The attack is not silent. While forms are usually submitted in the background (by the PDF viewer itself), to open hyperlinks, most applications launch an external web browser.
  • Compared to HTTP POST, the length of HTTP GET requests, as invoked by hyperlinks, is limited to a certain size.
  • PDF viewers do not necessarily URL-encode binary strings, making it difficult to leak compressed data.

Exfiltration via JavaScript (A3)

The PDF JavaScript reference allows JavaScript code within a PDF document to directly access arbitrary string/stream objects within the document and leak them with functions such as *getDataObjectContents* or *getAnnots*.
In the given example, the stream object 7 is given a Name (x), which is used to reference and leak it with a JavaScript action that is automatically triggered once the document is opened. The attack has some advantages compared to Exfiltration via PDF Forms and Exfiltration via Hyperlinks, such as the flexibility of an actual programming language.
It must, however, be noted that – while JavaScript actions are part of the PDF specification – various PDF applications have limited JavaScript support or disable it by default (e.g., Perfect PDF Reader).

Attack 2: CBC Gadgets (Attack B)

Not all PDF viewers support partially encrypted documents, which makes them immune to direct exfiltration attacks. However, because PDF encryption generally defines no authenticated encryption, attackers may use CBC gadgets to exfiltrate plaintext. The basic idea is to modify the plaintext data directly within an encrypted object, for example, by prefixing it with an URL. The CBC gadget attack, thus does not necessarily require cross-object references.
Note that all gadget-based attacks modify existing encrypted content or create new content from CBC gadgets. This is possible due to the malleability property of the CBC encryption mode.
This attack has two necessary preconditions:
  • Known plaintext: To manipulate an encrypted object using CBC gadgets, a known plaintext segment is necessary. For AESV3 – the most recent encryption algorithm – this plain- text is always given by the Perms entry. For older versions, known plaintext from the object to be exfiltrated is necessary.
  • Exfiltration channel: One of the interactive features: PDF Forms or Hyperlinks.
These requirements differ from those of the direct exfiltration attacks, because the attacks are applied "through" the encryption layer and not outside of it.

Exfiltration via PDF Forms (B1)

As described above, PDF allows the submission of string and stream objects to a web server. This can be used in conjunction with CBC gadgets to leak the plaintext to an attacker-controlled server, even if partial encryption is not allowed.
A CBC gadget constructed from the known plaintext can be used as the submission URL, as shown in the example on the left side. The construction of this particular URL gadget is challenging. As PDF encryption uses PKCS#5 padding, constructing the URL using a single gadget from the known Perms plaintext is difficult, as the last 4 bytes that would need to contain the padding are unknown.
However, we identified two techniques to solve this. On the one hand, we can take the last block of an unknown ciphertext and append it to our constructed URL, essentially reusing the correct PKCS#5 padding of the unknown plaintext. Unfortunately, this would introduce 20 bytes of random data from the gadgeting process and up to 15 bytes of the unknown plaintext to the end of our URL.
On the other hand, the PDF standard allows the execution of multiple OpenActions in a document, allowing us to essentially guess the last padding byte of the Perms value. This is possible by iterating over all 256 possible values of the last plaintext byte to get 0x01, resulting in a URL with as little random as possible (3 bytes). As a limitation, if one of the 3 random bytes contains special characters, the form submission URL might break.
Using CBC gadgets, encrypted plaintext can be prefixed with one or more chosen plaintext blocks. An attacker can construct URLs in the encrypted PDF document that contain the plaintext to exfiltrate. This attack is similar to the exfiltration hyperlink attack (A2). However, it does not require the setting of a "base" URI in plaintext to achieve exfiltration.
The same limitations described for direct exfiltration based on links (A2) apply. Additionally, the constructed URL contains random bytes from the gadgeting process, which may prevent the exfiltration in some cases.

Exfiltration via Half-Open Object Streams (B3)

While CBC gadgets are generally restricted to the block size of the underlying block cipher – and more specifically the length of the known plaintext, in this case, 12 bytes – longer chosen plaintexts can be constructed using compression. Deflate compression, which is available as a filter for PDF streams, allows writing both uncompressed and compressed segments into the same stream. The compressed segments can reference back to the uncompressed segments and achieve the repetition of byte strings from these segments. These backreferences allow us to construct longer continuous plaintext blocks than CBC gadgets would typically allow for. Naturally, the first uncompressed occurrence of a byte string still appears in the decompressed result. Additionally, if the compressed stream is constructed using gadgets, each gadget generates 20 random bytes that appear in the decompressed stream. A non-trivial obstacle is to keep the PDF viewer from interpreting these fragments in the decompressed stream. While hiding the fragments in comments is possible, PDF comments are single-line and are thus susceptible to newline characters in the random bytes. Therefore, in reality, the length of constructed compressed plaintexts is limited.
To deal with this caveat, an attacker can use ObjectStreams which allow the storage of arbitrary objects inside a stream. The attacker uses an object stream to define new objects using CBC gadgets. An object stream always starts with a header of space-separated integers which define the object number and the byte offset of the object inside the stream. The dictionary of an object stream contains the key First which defines the byte offset of the first object inside the stream. An attacker can use this value to create a comment of arbitrary size by setting it to the first byte after their comment.
Using compression has the additional advantage that compressed, encrypted plaintexts from the original document can be embedded into the modified object. As PDF applications often create compressed streams, these can be incorporated into the attacker-created compressed object and will therefore be decompressed by the PDF applications. This is a significant advantage over leaking the compressed plaintexts without decompression as the compressed bytes are often not URL-encoded correctly (or at all) by the PDF applications, leading to incomplete or incomprehensible plaintexts. However, due to the inner workings of the deflate algorithms, a complete compressed plaintext can only be prefixed with new segments, but not postfixed. Therefore, a string created using this technique cannot be terminated using a closing bracket, leading to a half-open string. This is not a standard compliant construction, and PDF viewers should not accept it. However, a majority of PDF viewers accept it anyway.

Evaluation

During our security analysis, we identified two standard compliant attack classes which break the confidentiality of encrypted PDF files. Our evaluation shows that among 27 widely-used PDF viewers, all of them are vulnerable to at least one of those attacks, including popular software such as Adobe Acrobat, Foxit Reader, Evince, Okular, Chrome, and Firefox.
You can find the detailed results of our evaluation here.

What is the root cause of the problem?

First, many data formats allow to encrypt only parts of the content (e.g., XML, S/MIME, PDF). This encryption flexibility is difficult to handle and allows an attacker to include their own content, which can lead to exfiltration channels.
Second, when it comes to encryption, AES-CBC – or encryption without integrity protection in general – is still widely supported. Even the latest PDF 2.0 specification released in 2017 still relies on it. This must be fixed in future PDF specifications and any other format encryption standard, without enabling backward compatibility that would re-enable CBC gadgets.
A positive example is JSON Web Encryption standard, which learned from the CBC attacks on XML and does not support any encryption algorithm without integrity protection.

Authors of this Post

Jens Müller
Fabian Ising
Vladislav Mladenov
Christian Mainka
Sebastian Schinzel
Jörg Schwenk

Acknowledgements

Many thanks to the CERT-Bund team for the great support during the responsible disclosure process.
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Part I. Russian APT - APT28 Collection Of Samples Including OSX XAgent

發佈者： INTERTOTOALLEN on 於 上午4:04


 This post is for all of you, Russian malware lovers/haters. Analyze it all to your heart's content. Prove or disprove Russian hacking in general or DNC hacking in particular, or find that "400 lb hacker" or  nail another country altogether.  You can also have fun and exercise your malware analysis skills without any political agenda.



The post contains malware samples analyzed in the APT28 reports linked below. I will post APT29 and others later.




Read about groups and types of targeted threats here: Mitre ATT&CK

List of References (and samples mentioned) listed from oldest to newest:

  1. APT28_2011-09_Telus_Trojan.Win32.Sofacy.A
  2. APT28_2014-08_MhtMS12-27_Prevenity
  3. APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.Operations
  4. APT28_2014-10_Telus_Coreshell.A
  5. APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm. Using Decoys to Evade Detection
  6. APT28_2015-07_Digital Attack on German Parliament
  7. APT28_2015-07_ESET_Sednit_meet_Hacking
  8. APT28_2015-07_Telus_Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Sofacy.B
  9. APT28_2015-09_Root9_APT28_Technical_Followup
  10. APT28_2015-09_SFecure_Sofacy-recycles-carberp-and-metasploit-code
  11. APT28_2015-10_New Adobe Flash Zero-Day Used in Pawn Storm
  12. APT28_2015-10_Root9_APT28_targets Financial Markets
  13. APT28_2015-12_Bitdefender_In-depth_analysis_of_APT28–The_Political_Cyber-Espionage
  14. APT28_2015-12_Kaspersky_Sofacy APT hits high profile targets
  15. APT28_2015_06_Microsoft_Security_Intelligence_Report_V19
  16. APT28_2016-02_PaloAlto_Fysbis Sofacy Linux Backdoor
  17. APT29_2016-06_Crowdstrike_Bears in the Midst Intrusion into the Democratic National Committee << DNC (NOTE: this is APT29)
  18. APT28_2016-07_Invincea_Tunnel of Gov DNC Hack and the Russian XTunnel
  19. APT28_2016-10_ESET_Observing the Comings and Goings
  20. APT28_2016-10_ESET_Sednit A Mysterious Downloader
  21. APT28_2016-10_ESET_Sednit Approaching the Target
  22. APT28_2016-10_Sekoia_Rootkit analysisUse case on HideDRV
  23. APT28_2017-02_Bitdefender_OSX_XAgent  << OSX XAgent



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Parent FolderFile Name (SHA1)MD5 ChecksumSHA256 Checksum
APT28APT28_2011-09_Telus_Trojan.Win32.Sofacy.A
APT28_2011-09_Telus_Trojan.Win32.Sofacy.A28F21E96E0722DD6FC7D6E1275F352BD060ADE0D1e217668d89b480ad42e230e8c2c4d971feb41c4a64a7588d1e8e02497627654e9d031e7020d010541d8a8626447dbe9
APT28_2011-09_Telus_Trojan.Win32.Sofacy.A72CFD996957BDE06A02B0ADB2D66D8AA9C25BF37ed7f6260dec470e81dafb0e63bafb5ae7313eaf95a8a8b4c206b9afe306e7c0675a21999921a71a5a16456894571d21d
APT28_2011-09_Telus_Trojan.Win32.Sofacy.AAC6B465A13370F87CF57929B7CFD1E45C3694585e1554b931affb3cd2edc90bc580280785ab8ef93fdeaac9af258845ab52c24d31140c8fffc5fdcf465529c8e00c508ac
APT28_2011-09_Telus_Trojan.Win32.Sofacy.AC01B02CCC86ACBD9B266B09D2B693CB39A2C68099e4817f7bf36a61b363e0911cc0f08b931a0906b0d8b07167129e134009dc307c2d92522da5709e52b67d3c5a70adf93
APT28APT28_2014-08_MhtMS12-27_Prevenity
APT28_2014-08_MhtMS12-27_Prevenity33EEC0D1AE550FB33874EDCE0138F485538BB21B__.mht_d3de5b8500453107d6d152b3c850693555038c4326964f480fd2160b6b2a7aff9e980270d7765418937b3daeb4e82814
APT28_2014-08_MhtMS12-27_Prevenity8DEF0A554F19134A5DB3D2AE949F9500CE3DD2CE_filee.dll_16a6c56ba458ec718b4e9bc8f9f10785ce554d57333bdbccebb5e2e8d16a304947981e48ea2a5cc3d5f4ced7c1f56df3
APT28_2014-08_MhtMS12-27_PrevenityA8551397E1F1A2C0148E6EADCB56FA35EE6009CA_coreshell.dll_48656a93f9ba39410763a2196aabc67fc8087186a215553d2f95c68c03398e17e67517553f6e9a8adc906faa51bce946
APT28_2014-08_MhtMS12-27_PrevenityE338A57C35A4732BBB5F738E2387C1671A002BCB_advstorshell.dll_d7a625779df56d874871bb632f3e310611097a7a3336e0ab124fa921b94e3d51c4e9e4424e140e96127bfcf1c10ef110
APT28APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.Operations
APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.Operations367D40465FD1633C435B966FA9B289188AA444BC__tmp64.dat_791428601ad12b9230b9ace4f213871329cc2e69f65b9ce5fe04eb9b65942b2dabf48e41770f0a49eb698271b99d2787
APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.Operations6316258CA5BA2D85134AD7427F24A8A51CE4815B_coreshell.dll_da2a657dc69d7320f2ffc87013f257add54173be095b688016528f18dc97f2d583efcf5ce562ec766afc0b294eb51ac7
APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.Operations682E49EFA6D2549147A21993D64291BFA40D815A_coreshell.dll_3b0ecd011500f61237c205834db0e13a7f6f9645499f5840b59fb59525343045abf91bc57183aae459dca98dc8216965
APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.Operations85522190958C82589FA290C0835805F3D9A2F8D6_coreshell.dll_8b92fe86c5b7a9e34f433a6fbac8bc3a03ed773bde6c6a1ac3b24bde6003322df8d41d3d1c85109b8669c430b58d2f69
APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.OperationsA8551397E1F1A2C0148E6EADCB56FA35EE6009CA_coreshell.dll_48656a93f9ba39410763a2196aabc67fc8087186a215553d2f95c68c03398e17e67517553f6e9a8adc906faa51bce946
APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.OperationsCF3220C867B81949D1CE2B36446642DE7894C6DC_coreshell.dll_5882fda97fdf78b47081cc4105d44f7c744f2a1e1a62dff2a8d5bd273304a4d21ee37a3c9b0bdcffeeca50374bd10a39
APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.OperationsD87B310AA81AE6254FFF27B7D57F76035F544073_coreshell.dll_272f0fde35dbdfccbca1e33373b3570d423a0799efe41b28a8b765fa505699183c8278d5a7bf07658b3bd507bfa5346f
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APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.OperationsE2450DFFA675C61AA43077B25B12851A910EEEB6_ coreshell.dll_9eebfebe3987fec3c395594dc57a0c4ce6d09ce32cc62b6f17279204fac1771a6eb35077bb79471115e8dfed2c86cd75
APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.OperationsED48EF531D96E8C7360701DA1C57E2FF13F12405_coreshell.dll_ead4ec18ebce6890d20757bb9f5285b17695f20315f84bb1d940149b17dd58383210ea3498450b45fefa22a450e79683
APT28_2014-10_Fireeye_A_Window_into_Russia_Cyber_Esp.OperationsF5B3E98C6B5D65807DA66D50BD5730D35692174D_asdfasdf.dat_8c4fa713c5e2b009114adda758adc445d58f2a799552aff8358e9c63a4345ea971b27edd14b8eac825db30a8321d1a7a
APT28APT28_2014-10_Telus_Coreshell.A
APT28_2014-10_Telus_Coreshell.AD87B310AA81AE6254FFF27B7D57F76035F544073_coreshell.dll_272f0fde35dbdfccbca1e33373b3570d423a0799efe41b28a8b765fa505699183c8278d5a7bf07658b3bd507bfa5346f
APT28APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm0A3E6607D5E9C59C712106C355962B11DA2902FC_Case2_S.vbs_exe_db9edafbadd71c7a3a0f0aec1b216a92b3d624c4287795a7fbddd617f57705153d30f5f4c4d2d1fec349ac2812c3a8a0
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm0E12C8AB9B89B6EB6BAF16C4B3BBF9530067963F_Case2_Military CooperationDecoy.doc_7fcf20302404f644fb07fe9d4fe9ac8477166146463b9124e075f3a7925075f969974e32746c78d022ba99f578b9f0bb
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm14BEEB0FC5C8C887D0435009730B6370BF94BC93_Case5Payload2_netids.dll_35717cd78ce713067a5037286cf91c3e1b3dd8aaafd750aa85185dc52672b26d67d662796847d7cbb01a35b565e74d35
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm3814EEC8C45FC4313A9C7F65CE882A7899CF0405_Case4_NetIds.dll_a24552843b9fedd7d0084e1eb1dd6e35966660738c9e3ec103c2f8fe361c8ac20647cacaa5153197fa1917e9da99082e
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm4B8806FE8E0CB49E4AA5D8F87766415A2DB1E9A9_Case2dropper_cryptmodule.exe_41e14894f4ad9494e0359ee5bb3d9745684f4b9ea61e14a15e82cac25076c5afe2d30e3dad7ce0b1b375b24d81135c37
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm550ABD71650BAEA05A0071C4E084A803CB413C31_Case2_skype.exe_7276d1dab1125f59604252159e0c529c81f0f5fcb3cb8a63e8a3713b4107b89d888cb722cb6c7586c7fcdb45f5310174
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm55318328511961EC339DFDDCA0443068DCCE9CD2_Case3_conhost.dll_f1704aaf08cd66a2ac6cf8810c9e07c274bdd9c250b0f4f27c0ecfeca967f53b35265c785d67406cc5e981a807d741bd
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm5A452E7248A8D3745EF53CF2B1F3D7D8479546B9_Case3_netui.dll_keylogaa3e6af90c144112a1ad0c19bdf873ff4536650c9c5e5e1bb57d9bedf7f9a543d6f09addf857f0d802fb64e437b6844a
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm6ADA11C71A5176A82A8898680ED1EAA4E79B9BC3_Case1_Letter to IAEA.pdf_decoy76d3eb8c2bed4f2588e22b8d0984af86b0f1f553a847f3244f434541edbf26904e2de18cca8db8f861ea33bb70942b61
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm6B875661A74C4673AE6EE89ACC5CB6927CA5FD0D_Case2Payload2_ netids.dll_42bc93c0caddf07fce919d126a6e378f9392776d6d8e697468ab671b43dce2b7baf97057b53bd3517ecd77a081eff67d
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm72CFD996957BDE06A02B0ADB2D66D8AA9C25BF37_Case1_saver.scr_ed7f6260dec470e81dafb0e63bafb5ae7313eaf95a8a8b4c206b9afe306e7c0675a21999921a71a5a16456894571d21d
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm78D28072FDABF0B5AAC5E8F337DC768D07B63E1E_Case5_IDF_Spokesperson_Terror_Attack_011012.doc_1ac15db72e6d4440f0b4f710a516b1650cccb9d951ba888c0c37bb0977fbb3682c09f9df1b537eede5a1601e744a01ad
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm7FBB5A2E46FACD3EE0C945F324414210C2199FFB_Case5payload_saver.scr_c16b07f7590a8620a8f0f687b0bd8bd8cb630234494f2424d8e158c6471f0b6d0643abbdf2f3e378bc2f68c9e7bca9eb
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm88F7E271E54C127912DB4DB49E37D93AEA8A49C9_Case3_download_msmvs.exe_66f368cab3d5e64475a91f636c87af15e8ac9acc6fa3283276bbb77cff2b54d963066659b65e48cd8803a2007839af25
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm8DEF0A554F19134A5DB3D2AE949F9500CE3DD2CE_Case6_dropper_filee.dll_16a6c56ba458ec718b4e9bc8f9f10785ce554d57333bdbccebb5e2e8d16a304947981e48ea2a5cc3d5f4ced7c1f56df3
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm956D1A36055C903CB570890DA69DEABAACB5A18A_Case2_International Military.rtf_d994b9780b69f611284e22033e435edb342e1f591ab45fcca6cee7f5da118a99dce463e222c03511c3f1288ac2cf82c8
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Storm9C622B39521183DD71ED2A174031CA159BEB6479_Case3_conhost.dll__d4e99548832b6999f00e8d223c6fabbdd5debe5d88e76a409b9bc3f69a02a7497d333934d66f6aaa30eb22e45b81a9ab
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn StormA8551397E1F1A2C0148E6EADCB56FA35EE6009CA_Case6_Coreshell.dll_48656a93f9ba39410763a2196aabc67fc8087186a215553d2f95c68c03398e17e67517553f6e9a8adc906faa51bce946
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn StormA90921C182CB90807102EF402719EE8060910345_Case4_APEC Media list 2013 Part1.xls_aeebfc9eb9031e423797a5af1985242de8d3f1e4e0d7c19e195d92be5cb6b3617a0496554c892e93b66a75c411745c05
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn StormAC6B465A13370F87CF57929B7CFD1E45C3694585_Case4Payload_dw20.t_e1554b931affb3cd2edc90bc580280785ab8ef93fdeaac9af258845ab52c24d31140c8fffc5fdcf465529c8e00c508ac
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn StormB3098F99DB1F80E27AEC0C9A5A625AEDAAB5899A_APEC Media list 2013 Part2.xls_decoybebb3675cfa4adaba7822cc8c39f55bf8fc4fe966ef4e7ecf635283a6fa6bacd8586ee8f0d4d39c6faffd49d60b01cb9
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn StormBC58A8550C53689C8148B021C917FB4AEEC62AC1_Case5Payload_install.exe_c43edb579e43aaeb6f0c0703f84e43f77dd063acdfb00509b3b06718b39ae53e2ff2fc080094145ce138abb1f2253de4
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn StormC5CE5B7D10ACCB04A4E45C3A4DCF10D16B192E2F_Case1Payload_netids.dll_85c80d01661f88ec556579e772a5a3db461f5340f9ea47344f86bb7302fbaaa0567605134ec880eef34fa9b40926eb70
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn StormD0AA4F3229FCD9A57E9E4F08860F3CC48C983ADDml.rtfa24d2f5258f8a0c3bddd1b5636b0ec57992caa9e8de503fb304f97d1ab0b92202d2efb0d1353d19ce7bec512faf76491
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn StormDAE7FAA1725DB8192AD711D759B13F8195A18821_Case6_MH17.doc_decoy388594cd1bef96121be291880b22041aadf344f12633ab0738d25e38f40c6adc9199467838ec14428413b1264b1bf540
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn StormE338A57C35A4732BBB5F738E2387C1671A002BCB_Case6_advstoreshell.dll_d7a625779df56d874871bb632f3e310611097a7a3336e0ab124fa921b94e3d51c4e9e4424e140e96127bfcf1c10ef110
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn StormF542C5F9259274D94360013D14FFBECC43AAE552_Case5Decoy_IDF_Spokesperson_Terror_Attack_011012.doc_77aa465744061b4b725f73848aebdff691f750f422fd3ff361fabca02901830ef3f6e5829f6e8db9c1f518a1a3cac08c
APT28_2014-10_TrendMicro Operation Pawn Stormwp-operation-pawn-storm.pdfce254486b02be740488c0ab3278956fd9b8495ff1d023e3ae7aed799f02d9cf24422a38dfb9ed37c0bdc65da55b4ee42
APT28APT28_2015-07_Digital Attack on German Parliament
APT28_2015-07_Digital Attack on German Parliament0450AAF8ED309CA6BAF303837701B5B23AAC6F05_servicehost.dll_800af1c9d341b846a856a1e686be6a3e566ab945f61be016bfd9e83cc1b64f783b9b8deb891e6d504d3442bc8281b092
APT28_2015-07_Digital Attack on German ParliamentCDEEA936331FCDD8158C876E9D23539F8976C305_exe_5e70a5c47c6b59dae7faf0f2d62b28b3730a0e3daf0b54f065bdd2ca427fbe10e8d4e28646a5dc40cbcfb15e1702ed9a
APT28_2015-07_Digital Attack on German ParliamentDigital Attack on German Parliament_ Investigative Report on the Hack of the Left Party Infrastructure in Bundestag _ netzpolitik.pdf28d4cc2a378633e0ad6f3306cc067c43e83e2185f9e1a5dbc550914dcbc7a4d0f8b30a577ddb4cd8a0f36ac024a68aa0
APT28_2015-07_Digital Attack on German ParliamentF46F84E53263A33E266AAE520CB2C1BD0A73354E_winexesvc.exe_77e7fb6b56c3ece4ef4e93b6dc608be05130f600cd9a9cdc82d4bad938b20cbd2f699aadb76e7f3f1a93602330d9997d
APT28APT28_2015-07_ESET_Sednit_meet_Hacking
APT28_2015-07_ESET_Sednit_meet_Hacking51B0E3CD6360D50424BF776B3CD673DD45FD0F97.exe_973e0c922eb07aad530d8a1de19c77557c4101caf833aa9025fec4f04a637c049c929459ad3e4023ba27ac72bde7638d
APT28_2015-07_ESET_Sednit_meet_HackingB8B3F53CA2CD64BD101CB59C6553F6289A72D9BBdll_dcf6906a9a0c970bcd93f451b9b7932a9a527274f99865a7d70487fe22e62f692f8b239d6cb80816b919734c7c741584
APT28_2015-07_ESET_Sednit_meet_HackingD43FD6579AB8B9C40524CC8E4B7BD05BE6674F6C_warfsgfdydcikf.mkv.swf_557f8d4c6f8b386c32001def807dc71584ad945d1ab58591efb21b863320f533c53b2398a1bc690d221e1c1c77fa27ff
APT28APT28_2015-07_Telus_Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Sofacy.B
APT28_2015-07_Telus_Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Sofacy.BB8B3F53CA2CD64BD101CB59C6553F6289A72D9BB.dll_dcf6906a9a0c970bcd93f451b9b7932a9a527274f99865a7d70487fe22e62f692f8b239d6cb80816b919734c7c741584
APT28APT28_2015-09_Root9_APT28_Technical_Followup
APT28_2015-09_Root9_APT28_Technical_Followup0450AAF8ED309CA6BAF303837701B5B23AAC6F05_servicehost.dll_800af1c9d341b846a856a1e686be6a3e566ab945f61be016bfd9e83cc1b64f783b9b8deb891e6d504d3442bc8281b092
APT28_2015-09_Root9_APT28_Technical_FollowupCDEEA936331FCDD8158C876E9D23539F8976C305_exe_5e70a5c47c6b59dae7faf0f2d62b28b3730a0e3daf0b54f065bdd2ca427fbe10e8d4e28646a5dc40cbcfb15e1702ed9a
APT28_2015-09_Root9_APT28_Technical_FollowupF46F84E53263A33E266AAE520CB2C1BD0A73354E_winexesvc.exe_77e7fb6b56c3ece4ef4e93b6dc608be05130f600cd9a9cdc82d4bad938b20cbd2f699aadb76e7f3f1a93602330d9997d
APT28APT28_2015-09_SFecure_Sofacy-recycles-carberp-and-metasploit-code
APT28_2015-09_SFecure_Sofacy-recycles-carberp-and-metasploit-codeDlls
Dlls21835AAFE6D46840BB697E8B0D4AAC06DEC44F5B211b7100fd799e9eaabeb13cfa4462313d13f2e5b241168005425b15410556bcf26d04078da6b2ef42bc0c2be7654bf8
Dlls3B52046DD7E1D5684EABBD9038B651726714AB69d535c3fc5f0f98e021bea0d6277d2559d4525abc9dd2b7ab7f0c22e58a0117980039afdf15bed04bb0c637cd41fbfb9d
Dlls5C3E709517F41FEBF03109FA9D597F2CCC495956ac75fd7d79e64384b9c4053b37e5623f0ac7b666814fd016b3d21d7812f4a272104511f90ca666fa13e9fb6cefa603c7
Dlls7319A2751BD13B2364031F1E69035ACFC4FD4D18c0d1762561f8c2f812d868a3939d23f08325cd6e26fb39cf7a08787e771a6cf708e0b45350d1ea239982af06db90804f
Dlls9FC43E32C887B7697BF6D6933E9859D29581EAD0a3c757af9e7a9a60e235d08d54740fbcbf28267386a010197a50b65f24e815aa527f2adbc53c609d2b2a4f999a639413
DllsAC61A299F81D1CFF4EA857AFD1B323724AAC3F04acf8cda38b0d1b6a0d3664a0e33deb96638e7ca68643d4b01432f0ecaaa0495b805cc3cccc17a753b0fa511d94a22bdd
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DllsD85E44D386315B0258847495BE1711450AC02D9Fc4ffab85d84b494e1c450819a0e9c7db500fa112a204b6abb365101013a17749ce83403c30cd37f7c6f94e693c2d492f
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DllsF7608EF62A45822E9300D390064E667028B75DEA75f71713a429589e87cf2656107d2bfcb6fff95a74f9847f1a4282b38f148d80e4684d9c35d9ae79fad813d5dc0fd7a9
APT28_2015-09_SFecure_Sofacy-recycles-carberp-and-metasploit-codeDroppers
Droppers015425010BD4CF9D511F7FCD0FC17FC17C23EEC1c2a0344a2bbb29d9b56d378386afcbed63d0b28114f6277b901132bc1cc1f541a594ee72f27d95653c54e1b73382a5f6
Droppers4FAE67D3988DA117608A7548D9029CADDBFB3EBFc6a80316ea97218df11e11125337233ab0b3f0d6e6c593e2a2046833080574f98566c48a1eda865b2e110cd41bf31a31
Droppers51B0E3CD6360D50424BF776B3CD673DD45FD0F97973e0c922eb07aad530d8a1de19c77557c4101caf833aa9025fec4f04a637c049c929459ad3e4023ba27ac72bde7638d
Droppers63D1D33E7418DAF200DC4660FC9A59492DDD50D92d4eaa0331abbc6d867f5f979b2c890db4f755c91c2790f4ab9bac4ee60725132323e13a2688f3d8939ae9ed4793d014
DroppersB4A515EF9DE037F18D96B9B0E48271180F5725B7afe09fb5a2b97f9e119f70292092604ed93f22d46090bfc19ef51963a781eeb864390c66d9347e86e03bba25a1fc29c5
DroppersB7788AF2EF073D7B3FB84086496896E7404E625Eeda061c497ba73441994a30e36f55b1db1800cb1d4b755e05b0fca251b8c6da96bb85f8042f2d755b7f607cbeef58db8
DroppersB8AABE12502F7D55AE332905ACEE80A10E3BC39991381cd82cdd5f52bbc7b30d34cb8d831a09ce8a9210d2530d6ce1d59bfae2ac617ac89558cdcdcac15392d176e70c8d
DroppersF3D50C1F7D5F322C1A1F9A72FF122CAC990881EE77089c094c0f2c15898ff0f021945148eb6620442c3ab327f3ccff1cc6d63d6ffe7729186f7e8ac1dbbbfddd971528f0
APT28APT28_2015-10_New Adobe Flash Zero-Day Used in Pawn Storm
APT28_2015-10_New Adobe Flash Zero-Day Used in Pawn Storm2DF498F32D8BAD89D0D6D30275C19127763D5568763D5568.swf_6ca857721be6fff26b10867c99bd8c80b4064721d911e9606edf366173325945f9e940e489101e7d0747103c0e905126
APT28_2015-10_New Adobe Flash Zero-Day Used in Pawn StormA5FCA59A2FAE0A12512336CA1B78F857AFC06445AFC06445_ mgswizap.dll_f1d3447a2bff56646478b0adb7d0451c5a414a39851c4e22d4f9383211dfc080e16e2caffd90fa06dcbe51d11fdb0d6c
APT28APT28_2015-10_Root9_APT28_targets Financial Markets
APT28_2015-10_Root9_APT28_targets Financial Markets0450AAF8ED309CA6BAF303837701B5B23AAC6F05_servicehost.dll_800af1c9d341b846a856a1e686be6a3e566ab945f61be016bfd9e83cc1b64f783b9b8deb891e6d504d3442bc8281b092
APT28_2015-10_Root9_APT28_targets Financial MarketsF325970FD24BB088F1BEFDAE5788152329E26BF3_SupUpNvidia.exe_0369620eb139c3875a62e36bb7abdae8b1f2d461856bb6f2760785ee1af1a33c71f84986edf7322d3e9bd974ca95f92d
APT28APT28_2015-12_Bitdefender_In-depth_analysis_of_APT28â€"The_Political_Cyber-Espionage
APT28_2015-12_Bitdefender_In-depth_analysis_of_APT28â€"The_Political_Cyber-EspionageBitdefender_In-depth_analysis_of_APT28â€"The_Political_Cyber-Espionage.pdf1a5d89f6fd3f1ed5f4e76084b0fa7806a76b1ec9d196b5c071992486d096ad475226e92b6db06c351e3a4ad4e4949248
APT28_2015-12_Bitdefender_In-depth_analysis_of_APT28â€"The_Political_Cyber-EspionageCB796F2986700DF9CE7D8F8D7A3F47F2EB4DF682_xp.exe_APT2878450806e56b1f224d00455efcd04ce3b29a16ec907997e523f97e77b885d4a8c19cb81b1abf6ee51eee54f37eecf3ff
APT28_2015-12_Bitdefender_In-depth_analysis_of_APT28â€"The_Political_Cyber-EspionageF080E509C988A9578862665B4FCF1E4BF8D77C3E_Linux.Fysbis.A_ksysdefd_elf_APT28075b6695ab63f36af65f7ffd45cccd3902c7cf55fd5c5809ce2dce56085ba43795f2480423a4256537bfdfda0df85592
APT28_2015-12_Bitdefender_In-depth_analysis_of_APT28â€"The_Political_Cyber-EspionageSIMILAR
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APT28APT28_2015-12_Kaspersky_Sofacy APT hits high profile targets
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APT28APT28_2015_06_Microsoft_Security_Intelligence_Report_V19
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APT28APT28_2016-02_PaloAlto_Fysbis Sofacy Linux Backdoor
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APT29 APT29_2016-06_Crowdstrike_Bears in the Midst Intrusion into the Democratic National Committee
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APT28APT28_2016-07_Invincea_Tunnel of Gov DNC Hack and the Russian XTunnel
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APT28APT28_2016-10_ESET_Observing the Comings and Goings
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APT28APT28_2016-10_ESET_Sednit A Mysterious Downloader
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APT28APT28_2016-10_Sekoia_Rootkit analysisUse case on HideDRV
APT28_2016-10_Sekoia_Rootkit analysisUse case on HideDRV83E54CB97644DE7084126E702937F8C3A2486A2F_fsflt.sys_f8c8f6456c5a52ef24aa426e6b1216854bfe2216ee63657312af1b2507c8f2bf362fdf1d63c88faba397e880c2e39430
APT28_2016-10_Sekoia_Rootkit analysisUse case on HideDRV9F3AB8779F2B81CAE83F62245AFB124266765939_fsflt.13430bf72d2694e428a73c84d5ac4a4b9b1900cb7d1216d1dbc19b4c6c8567d48215148034a41913cc6e59958445aebde
APT28APT28_2017-02_Bitdefender_OSX_XAgent
APT28_2017-02_Bitdefender_OSX_XAgent70A1C4ED3A09A44A41D54C4FD4B409A5FC3159F6_XAgent_OSX4fe4b9560e99e33dabca553e2eeee5102a854997a44f4ba7e307d408ea2d9c1d84dde035c5dab830689aa45c5b5746ea
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