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Tag: MS Word

2017-08-09
Password Protected Word Document Connects to TOR Hidden Service

Password Protected Word Document Connects to TOR Hidden Service

Hash Value SHA256: 3a813df1c8f1e835cc98dd60b799c64e61 db51a259ee30b7235004ccb3c9df64 View the Full Password Protected Word Document Analysis Report Password protected documents are an effective method for malware to bypass anti-virus (AV) and other detection solutions. Typically the AV will not be able to parse the password required from the text of the email used
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2017-06-05
VMRay Analyzer Identifies Resume Containing Evasive Malware

VMRay Analyzer Identifies Resume Containing Evasive Malware

Recently, we received a seemingly innocuous job application with an attached Word document called “resume.doc”. Let’s take a closer look at the malicious behavior embedded in this fake resume. Upon uploading the Word doc into VMRay Analyzer, the signature was sent to our built-in reputation service, where the file hash
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2017-04-06

[Video] Analyzing a Malicious Microsoft Word Document

One of the key features in VMRay Analyzer 2.0 is the built-in reputation engine that identifies known malicious or known benign files in milliseconds. The addition of the reputation engine gives Incident Responders and Malware Analysts a powerful “One-Two” combination of rapid threat detection and detailed analysis of malware behavior.
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2016-12-08

Hancitor Uses Microsoft Word to Deliver Malware

There have been several variants of the Hancitor malware family seen in the wild over the past several months. Recently, Carbon Black, a VMRay integration partner, provided an in-depth analysis of a specific strain of the Hancitor Malware family that uses a Microsoft calendar identifier to deliver malware to unsuspecting
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2016-05-25

Powershell Ransomware – a PowerWare Deep Dive

Malware authors are always looking for an edge to evade detection and extend the useful life of their creations. In the constant cat-and-mouse game between malware authors and security vendors, malware authors must constantly revise and reinvent their product. They will consider anything they can do to avoid detection. Along
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