2014-05-22 03:50 AM
Dear Friends,
I want to search a infection based on file name and the filename information provided below
Find the below info which shows a successful exploit callback. I am not sure how to make search on SA with file name since the file name is alphanumeric and its gets change randomly. I believe there could be lots of infection with same pattern. We use only packet decoder so regex won't work.
Please note that i want search with only filename since the directory field is always empty.
orig_ip : | 10.32.7.154 |
ip.addr : | 10.32.7.154 |
action : | post |
alias.ip : | 188.165.235.115 |
directory : | / |
filename : | 6197C9EB5912A0CF20F5E130E79F0B14 |
content : | application/x-www-form-urlencoded |
client : | Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:26.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/26.0 |
alias.ip : | 188.165.235.115 |
alert.id : | nw32550 |
risk.info : | http direct to ip request |
threat.category : | spectrum |
threat.source : | netwitness |
orig_ip : | 10.32.7.154 |
Thank you,
Awaiting for valuable response.
2014-06-05 04:28 AM
Hi I observed lot many communication with the client application contains "gecko/20100101".
Does it mean all the source machines are infected?
2014-06-05 09:35 AM
If I were a betting man, I'd bet that those hosts are communicating via an illegitimate application. "infected" is a strong word, but your hosts definitely require investigation.
2014-06-08 03:24 PM
So what did your investigation(s) into that UA string find?
2014-06-09 04:29 AM
On my client side getting a host access is big challenge. Requested for the same.
But on the wire I saw few requests to 205.196.120.6 (mediafire.com) and 91.198.174.208 (bits.wikimedia.org)
Almost same kind of request which urlquery says for 91.198.174.208
_urlquery.net - Free url scanner
I drilled for dynamic dns but there is not hits found.