Thanks to Brad Duncan for sharing this pcap!
https://www.malware-traffic-analysis.net/2022/08/10/index.html
We did a quick analysis of this pcap on the latest version of Security Onion via so-import-pcap:
https://docs.securityonion.net/en/2.3/so-import-pcap.html
The screenshots below show some of the interesting Suricata alerts, Zeek logs, and session transcripts.
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Screenshots
Click the first image to start the screenshot tour:
Unzip and import both pcap files |
Review alerts and investigate EXEs |
Pivot to PCAP for first EXE |
Review session transcript for first EXE |
Send first EXE to CyberChef and review strings |
Review second EXE |
Session transcript for second EXE |
Send second EXE to CyberChef and review strings |
Review third EXE |
Session transcript for third EXE |
Send EXE to CyberChef and review strings |
Protocol metadata |
HTTP logs |
Malware Hash Registry Detection and SSL Certificate Validation failures |
x509 certficates |
Files transferred via HTTP and SSL |
DNS lookups |
Connections (including destination.geo.country_name and destination_geo.organization_name) |
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