Virus: Worm/NetSky.B.1 Date discovered: 18/02/2004 Type: Worm In the wild: Yes Reported Infections: Medium Distribution Potential: Medium to high Damage Potential: Low Static file: Yes File size: 22.016 Bytes MD5 checksum: D4A3677976B656AEC6AFCF2E03459A8D VDF version: 6.24.0.9
General Methods of propagation: • Email • Peer to Peer Aliases: • Symantec: W32.Netsky.B@mm • Mcafee: W32/Netsky.b@MM • Kaspersky: Email-Worm.Win32.NetSky.b • TrendMicro: WORM_NETSKY.B • F-Secure: W32/Netsky.B@mm • Grisoft: I-Worm/Netsky.B • VirusBuster: I-Worm/Netsky.B • Bitdefender: Win32.Netsky.B@mm Platforms / OS: • Windows 95 • Windows 98 • Windows 98 SE • Windows NT • Windows ME • Windows 2000 • Windows XP • Windows 2003 Side effects: • Drops malicious files • Uses its own Email engine • Registry modification Right after execution the following information is displayed: Files It copies itself to the following location: • %WINDIR% \services.exe It copies itself within archives to the following locations: • %WINDIR% \misc.zip • %WINDIR% \party.zip • %WINDIR% \disco.zip • %WINDIR% \part2.zip • %WINDIR% \mail2.zip • %WINDIR% \object.zip • %WINDIR% \ranking.zip • %WINDIR% \dinner.zip • %WINDIR% \release.zip • %WINDIR% \final.zip • %WINDIR% \location.zip • %WINDIR% \jokes.zip • %WINDIR% \friend.zip • %WINDIR% \website.zip • %WINDIR% \mails.zip • %WINDIR% \story.zip • %WINDIR% \found.zip • %WINDIR% \nomoney.zip • %WINDIR% \aboutyou.zip • %WINDIR% \shower.zip • %WINDIR% \topseller.zip • %WINDIR% \product.zip • %WINDIR% \swimmingpool.zip • %WINDIR% \bill.zip • %WINDIR% \note.zip • %WINDIR% \concert.zip • %WINDIR% \textfile.zip • %WINDIR% \posting.zip • %WINDIR% \stuff.zip • %WINDIR% \attachment.zip • %WINDIR% \details.zip • %WINDIR% \creditcard.zip • %WINDIR% \message.zip • %WINDIR% \talk.zip • %WINDIR% \doc.zip • %WINDIR% \msg.zip • %WINDIR% \document.zip • %WINDIR% \unknown.zip • %WINDIR% \fake.zip • %WINDIR% \stolen.zip • %WINDIR% \information.zip • %WINDIR% \warning.zip Registry The following registry key is added in order to run the process after reboot: – [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] • "service"="%WINDIR% \services.exe -serv" The values of the following registry keys are removed: – [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] • Taskmon • system • KasperskyAv • Explorer – [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices] • system – [HKCR\CLSID\{E6FB5E20-DE35-11CF-9C87-00AA005127ED}] • InProcServer32 – [HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] • Taskmon • Explorer Email It contains an integrated SMTP engine in order to send emails. A direct connection with the destination server will be established. The characteristics are described in the following: From: The sender address is spoofed. To: – Email addresses found in specific files on the system. Subject: One of the following: • unknown • fake • stolen • information • warning • something for you • read it immediately • hello • hi Body: The body of the email is one of the lines: • something is fool • something is going wrong • you are bad • you try to steal • you feel the same • you earn money • thats wrong • why? • take it easy • reply • do you? • that's funny • here, the cheats • here, the introduction • here, the serials • from the chatter • about me • information about you • something is going wrong! • stuff about you? • greetings • see you • here it is • that is bad • yes, really? • i found this document about you • your name is wrong • i hope it is not true! • kill the writer of this document! • something about you! • I have your password! • you are a bad writer • is that from you? • i wait for a reply! • is that your account? • is that your name? • is that true? • here • my hero • read it immediately! • here is the document. • read the details. • i'm waiting • what does it mean? • anything ok? Attachment: The filenames of the attachments is constructed out of the following: – It starts with one of the following: • aboutyou • attachment • bill • concert • creditcard • details • dinner • disco • doc • document • final • found • friend • information • jokes • location • mail2 • mails • me • message • misc • msg • nomoney • note • object • part2 • party • posting • product • ps • ranking • release • shower • story • stuff • swimmingpool • talk • textfile • topseller • website Sometimes continued by one of the following fake extensions: • .doc • .htm • .rtf • .txt The file extension is one of the following: • .com • .exe • .pif • .scr • .zip Here are a few examples of how the filename of the attachment might look like: • posting.txt.com • concert.zip • creditcard.pif The attachment is a copy of the malware itself. The email may look like one of the following: Mailing Search addresses: It searches the following files for email addresses: • .msg; .oft; .sht; .dbx; .tbb; .adb; .doc; .wab; .asp; .uin; .rtf; .vbs; .html; .htm; .pl; .php; .txt; .eml MX Server: If the request using the standard MX fails it continues with the following: It has the ability to contact the MX server: • 217.5.100.1 P2P In order to infect other systems in the Peer to Peer network community the following action is performed: – It searches for directories that contain one of the following substrings: • "share" • "sharing" If successful, the following files are created: • doom2.doc.pif; sex sex sex sex.doc.exe; rfc compilation.doc.exe; dictionary.doc.exe; win longhorn.doc.exe; e.book.doc.exe; programming basics.doc.exe; how to hack.doc.exe; max payne 2.crack.exe; e-book.archive.doc.exe; virii.scr; nero.7.exe; eminem - lick my pussy.mp3.pif; cool screensaver.scr; serial.txt.exe; office_crack.exe; hardcore porn.jpg.exe; angels.pif; porno.scr; matrix.scr; photoshop 9 crack.exe; strippoker.exe; dolly_buster.jpg.pif; winxp_crack.exe Miscellaneous Mutex: It creates the following Mutex: • AdmSkynetJklS003 File details Programming language: The malware program was written in MS Visual C++. Runtime packer: In order to aggravate detection and reduce size of the file it is packed with the following runtime packer: • UPX
Description inserted by Andrei Gherman on Monday, August 29, 2005 Description updated by Andrei Gherman on Wednesday, August 31, 2005
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