Thanks to Brad Duncan for sharing this pcap!
https://www.malware-traffic-analysis.net/2022/10/14/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. We start with the Suricata alerts and then move onto Zeek metadata. Along the way, we find an interesting download over HTTP and use CyberChef to carve it out and determine the password for the file. Finally, we look at all connections including the destination country and organization name.
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Screenshots
Click the first image to start the screenshot tour:
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Suricata NIDS alerts |
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Zeek metadata |
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DNS lookup
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X509 certificates |
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HTTP transactions |
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ASCII transcript for HTTP transaction |
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First HTTP transaction shows password that we'll use to open the downloaded file |
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Second HTTP transaction is a password-protected ZIP file |
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Opening the password-protected ZIP file using the password discovered earlier and extracting the embedded ISO image |
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Opening the ISO image |
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Interesting files inside the ISO image |
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CMD script from ISO image |
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Log of file transfers |
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SSL connections |
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Zeek notices for invalid SSL certs |
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All connections including destination country and organization name |
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