Smitfraud
Hello,
I attached 3 archives, all of them related to the Smitfraud malware:
- Video_add_on.zip << contains 2 Zlob viruses. They are detected by BitDefender, but there are also some files that are not detected (and I think they are also malware)
- Virus.zip << Contains 3 url's pointing to the same site. These URL's were placed in the StartMenu and in IE's Favorites menu by Smitfraud. I tested the site on Virtual Machine, but it responds very hard. I'm not sure if it really contains malware, but given the circumstances, it's worth a look
- moywh.zip << contains the actual SmitFraud DLL file. This is not detected by BitDefender.
All 3 ZIPs are protected by the password infected.
Cris.
/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=1165" data-fileid="1165" rel="">moywh.zip
/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=1166" data-fileid="1166" rel="">Video_Add_on.zip
/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=1168" data-fileid="1168" rel="">Virus.zip
Comments
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Signed as Trojan.Zlob.GK. Detection will be available after the next update.
Best regards.0 -
New Smitfraud samples (not detected).
Password: infected/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=1280" data-fileid="1280" rel="">SmitFraud.zip
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Thank you for the samples!
Signed as Trojan.Zlob.CBQ. Detection will be available after the next update.
kind regards,
Marius Botis0 -
This is a different (undetected) version of the file I previously attached. It seems that Zlob generates files with the same names, but with different content (and different sizes).
Cris./applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=1296" data-fileid="1296" rel="">ampkfst.zip
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Detected as Trojan.Downloader.Zlob.ABIJ. Thank you for the sample.
Best regards.0