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Banking Trojans III

June 2nd, 2008 Pedro Bustamante

In previous posts Banking Trojans I and Banking Trojans II we did an overview of the main banker trojan families and their simple characteristics (files and registry entries). Let's dig a little deeper now and take a look at their infection and hiding techniques.

Banbra (Dadobra, Nabload)
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

Bancos
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

Bankdiv (Banker.BWB)
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file
* Modification of Operating System files
* Substitution of Operating System files

Bankolimb (NetHell, Limbo)
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

Banpatch
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file
* Modification of Operating System files

Briz
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

Cimuz (Bzud, Metafisher, Abwiz, Agent DQ)
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

Dumador (Dumarin, Dumaru)
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

Goldun (Haxdoor, Nuclear grabber)
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Process hidden by rootkit
* Encrypted / packed file
* File hidden by rootkit

Nuklus (Apophis)
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

PowerGrabber
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

SilentBanker
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

Sinowal (Wsnpoem, Anserin)
* Polymorphic process
* Process injected into other process
* Process hidden by rootkit
* Polymorphic file
* Encrypted / packed file
* File hidden by rootkit

Snatch (Gozi)
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

Spyforms
* Static process
* Process injected into other process
* Encrypted / packed file

Torpig (Xorpix, Mebroot)
* Static process
* Polymorphic process
* Process injected into other process
* Process hidden by rootkit
* Encrypted / packed file
* File hidden by rootkit
* MBR rootkit

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  1. Pedro Bustamante
    June 6th, 2008 at 07:57 | #1

    BIG PROBLEM!

    as I am getting the active scan set up on my pc an alert flashed my screen- from my on access scanner

      "A VIRUS WAS FOUND!

    http://acs.pandasoftware.com/activescan/cabs/as2guiie.cab\pskavs.dll   Win32:CTX  Virus/Worm  

    080606-0, 06-06-2008"

    It tells me to abort the connection.  Now I can't get this pc scanned as planned. What Now?

  2. Pedro Bustamante
    June 9th, 2008 at 10:09 | #2

    This is a known false-positive from your installed antivirus scanner. Your scanner is detecting one of our signatures which is located in one of the engine libraries instead of our signature database. Try running it again and choose “ignore” or “exclude” from your scanner options. We’ll migrate this signature to the database in the next release.

  3. Pedro Bustamante
    June 15th, 2008 at 22:23 | #3

    I can’t find the recent rootkit test on AV-
    Test.org

    please post a link

    thanks

  4. Pedro Bustamante
    June 16th, 2008 at 10:36 | #4

    Jon the link is:
    http://www.av-test.org/index.php?lang=0&menue=1&sub=Papers
    Look for “Anti-Stealth Fighters: Testing for Rootkit Detection and Removal”, Virus Bulletin 04/2008.

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