Home / malware TrojanDownloader:O97M/Powmet.A
First posted on 19 February 2017.
Source: MicrosoftAliases :
There are no other names known for TrojanDownloader:O97M/Powmet.A.
Explanation :
This threat is a macro code contained in contained in malicious documents. It is executed when the document is opened and macro is enabled.
We've seen it hosted in the following websites:
- hxxp:// moh.com-ho.me /Health_insurance_registration.doc
- hxxp:// briefl.ink /qhtma
- hxxp:// briefl.ink /0j74w
- hxxp:// briefl.ink /5re8r
- hxxp:// briefl.ink /rf2ue
- hxxp:// briefl.ink /bs3n5
- hxxp:// briefl.ink /ol8x4
- hxxp:// mol.com-ho.me /cv_itworx.doc
- hxxp:// mol.com-ho.me /job_titles.doc
When executed, it runs a Power Shell command to download and execute malicious files from the following URLs:
- hxxp:// 139.59.46.154 :3485/eiloShaegae1
- hxxp:// 139.59.46.154 :3485/eiloShaegae1
- hxxp:// 139.59.46.154 :3485/eiloShaegae1
- hxxp:// 89.107.62.39 :13569/eiloShaegae1
- hxxp:// 89.107.62.39 :13569/eiloShaegae1
- hxxp:// 139.59.46.154 :3485/eiloShaegae1
- hxxp:// 139.59.46.154 :3485/eiloShaegae1
At the time of analysis, the URLs are inaccessible.
Analysis by Francis Tan SengLast update 19 February 2017