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Re: Virus LIRVA
From: Sorin Mustaca <sorin.mustaca(at)ravantivirus.com>
Date: Wed Jan 08 2003 - 04:36:32 EST Read below Pascal Schelcher wrote: > Hello, > > Does anybody know the LIRVA.A worm ? > I have some virus alerts about that. > > Thanks, > Pascal Schelcher. > > > > This mail was scanned by RAV AntiVirus > > on behalf of GeCAD Software.
Virus name: Win32/Naith.A@mm
Naith was written in VisualC and then packed with a patched [to avoid unpacking] version of the well known UPX executable packer. When executed, Naith will create 1 thread and wait for its completion. First it checks for a mutex called "AVRIL_LAVIGNE_LET_GO" - if such a mutex exists, Naith simply exits [this is to avoid multiple copies of itself from running in the same time]. Next, the thread will enumerate the process list and stop processes matching the following patterns: "AVP32.EXE", "AVPMON.EXE", "ZONEALARM.EXE", "VSHWIN32.EXE", "VET95.EXE",
"Norton", "AVP", "Anti", "Virus", "McAfee", "anti", "virus".
A thread will continuously (with delays of 35 seconds between each check) scan for processes matching the above patterns and kill them. Next, it will copy itself with randomly generated filename into the SYSTEM directory [ex: "c5edc58aEff.EXE"] - that filename will be registered into the HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run as "Avril Laginge - Muse" key to allow itself to start each time Windows starts. It also copies itself into the temporary directory. Files matching the following patterns are scanned for valid e-mail addresses: ".DBX", ".MBX", ".WAB", ".HTML", ".EML", ".HTM", ".TBB", ".SHTML",
Subject: Fw: Prohibited customers... Re: Brigade Ocho Free membership Re: According to Daos Summit Fw: Avril Lavigne - the best Re: Reply on account for IIS-Security Re: ACTR/ACCELS Transcriptions Re: The real estate plunger Fwd: Re: Admission procedure Re: Reply on account for IFRAME-Security breach Fwd: Re: Reply on account for Incorrect MIME-header Attachment filename: "Resume.exe", "Download.exe", "MSO-Patch-0071.exe",
Naith also uses the HTML/Iframe_Exploit witch allows itself to run without user interaction under unpatched systems. Body: Restricted area response team (RART) Attachment you sent to %s is intended to overwrite start address at 0000:HH4F To prevent from the further buffer overflow attacks apply the MSO-patch or Microsoft has identified a security vulnerability in Microsoft® IIS 4.0 and 5.0 that is eliminated by a previously-released patch. Customers who have applied that patch are already protected against the vulnerability and do not need to take additional action. Microsoft strongly urges all customers using IIS 4.0 and 5.0 who have not already done so to apply the patch immediately. Patch is also provided to subscribed list of Microsoft® Tech Support: Naith also acts like a Kazza worm, copying itself into the Kazza shared folder with one of the same filenames that it uses for attachments. It also drops a script.ini mIRC script, used to send self via IRC when a new user will join a channel. If the ICQ instant messenger is installed, Naith attempts to send itself to all the contacts listed in the Contact list. A text file named "avril-ii.inf" is created in the temporary directory, with the following contents:
2002 (c) Otto von Gutenberg
I'm back to the scene with one more gift |Avril-II| (remember 'A'
version of Avril-II)
Cheerz, Otto (www.otto-koden.h1.ru)
Naith is also a password stealer, sending confidential data to
If the current day of the month is 7, 11 or 24 the payload routine will
be called. First, it will open the following url in the current internet
browser:
-- *Sorin Mustaca* Software Engineer RAV Division www.RAVAntivirus.com < http://www.RAVAntivirus.com> sorin.mustaca@ravantivirus.com ICQ:68199572 AIM:mustacasorin MSN:sorin_mustaca@hotmail.comReceived on Wed Jan 8 13:54:23 2003 This archive was generated by hypermail 2.1.8 : Wed Aug 23 2006 - 14:01:38 EDT |
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