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Category Archives: VBScript
A deeper look at Office documents flat style
Over the last few years I have seen some samples that use the xml style of Word Documents with base64 encoded ActiveMime data. What started this was a recent Twitter post by HunterMaor @bit_dam Here where he was not able … Continue reading
Posted in Malware, security, VBScript
Tagged Malware Analysis, Obfuscation, Office Documents
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More on Yara And Building Rules
I’ve been learning how to build and modify yara rules lately but my biggest pain was getting the formattting correct. In a recent Twitter thread Here James @James_inthe_box posted where asyncrat was using pastebin to host their encoded rat. My … Continue reading
Posted in Malware, Programming, VBScript
Tagged Malware Analysis, ThreatHunting, VBScript, Yara
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Extracting Shellcode from VBA to PowerShell
This post will revolve around using my tools to extract the vba code then clean a base64 string that is exploded into multiple lines and then decode to a PowerShell script then extract the shellcode from the script and get … Continue reading
Posted in Malware, PowerShell, VBScript
Tagged Decoding, Malware Analysis, PowerShell, VBA
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A deeper look into a wild VBA Macro
This Sample comes from Brad Duncan @malware_traffic from his SANS ICS Diary located Here and the Files on His blog Here. For this session I will be using “2019-01-23-example-of-attached-Word-doc-1-of-7” word document. I ended up looking at this from different directions … Continue reading
Posted in Malware, Programming, VBScript
Tagged Malware Analysis, Security
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A look at a Word document macro using Invoke-DOSfuscation
The sample from this one comes from Packet Wire @packet_Wire. Twitter thread here After getting the location of the Word document and downloading it. The file name was “Auditor-of-State-Notification-of-EFT-Deposit” with hash values of. Sha1: 4C7C8B1897CA22E4E477C361DAF676D471A4F4AFSha256: EBDA287F6B33A0C7A689E1D8FDE7ABC708C9DFBCA2759A56CD055868B2CC0911MD5: 35756ECC87405E42F62DEEEEF18FD43A Let’s dive into … Continue reading
Posted in Malware, PowerShell, VBScript
Tagged Malware Analysis, PowerShell, VBScript
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Peeling away the layers of a word document macro
The sample used in this one was first brought to my attention from the blog post by @HerbieZimmerman and the blog post is here. https://www.herbiez.com/?p=1028 and the link to the doc file is here https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/sample/0de3f4380b642e59d0cde5570ed13bfc727000b94a034ce10e1f87bfac3fac79?environmentId=100 This one peaked my interest … Continue reading
Posted in Malware, PowerShell, security, VBScript
Tagged Malware Analysis, PowerShell, VBScript
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Converting VB Script To VB.Net
My Last Post Titled “Event 10 Mystery Solved” (found here.), Left me with a Question about the binary version of the SID, A returned value of CreatorSID: 1,5,0,0,0,0,0,5,21,0,0,0,190,118,173,34,87,198,105,19,239,226,7,24,244,1,0,0 I started searching the net to see if anyone has posted a … Continue reading
Posted in CodeProject, Programming Tools, System Tools, VB.net, VBScript
Tagged SID, VB, VB.Net, VBScript
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