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InvisiMole

Also known asInvisiMoleStorm-0593

InvisiMole is a threat actor uncovered by ESET in 2018. The provided content identifies the aliases InvisiMole and Storm-0593. It has operated against Ukrainian targets and has been observed in relation to compromises involving the Russia-aligned Gamaredon group; the content states that InvisiMole attacked select systems that Gamaredon had earlier compromised and fingerprinted, that Gamaredon has shared access with InvisiMole, and that in 2020 Gamaredon infrastructure was used by the InvisiMole group. Reported tradecraft includes disguising droppers as legitimate software or documents and saving files as mpr.dll in the Windows folder; using Windows services to execute payloads; using TCP to download additional modules; compressing data intended for exfiltration with WinRAR; removing all system restore points; leveraging the ListPlanting technique to inject malicious code into legitimate processes; and installing legitimate but vulnerable Total Video Player software and wdigest.dll library drivers on compromised hosts to exploit stack overflow and input validation vulnerabilities for code execution. The content also states that InvisiMole used the BYOVD technique, exploiting the MSR vulnerability in speedfan.sys (CVE-2007-5633) to load a malicious unsigned driver, and that a newer variant on Windows 10 x64 bypassed mitigations such as SMEP and SMAP.

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