CAPIBAR
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Groups observed using it
3 distinct threat actors attributed by public researchers. Open in Mallory to see the full evidence chain and overlapping campaigns.
...відслідковується активність... проти сил оборони з метою шпигунства із застосуванням шкідливої програми CAPIBAR (Microsoft: "DeliveryCheck", Mandiant: "GAMEDAY").
...відслідковується активність... проти сил оборони з метою шпигунства із застосуванням шкідливої програми CAPIBAR (Microsoft: "DeliveryCheck", Mandiant: "GAMEDAY").
...відслідковується активність... проти сил оборони з метою шпигунства із застосуванням шкідливої програми CAPIBAR (Microsoft: "DeliveryCheck", Mandiant: "GAMEDAY").
Techniques & procedures
16 distinct techniques documented for this family, organized by ATT&CK tactic.
Initial Access
1 techniqueThe attacks start with phishing emails containing Excel XLSM attachments that contain malicious macros.
Execution
4 techniquesWhen activated, these macros execute a PowerShell command, creating a scheduled task impersonating a Firefox browser updater.
Microsoft says that these malware payloads are embedded and launched from XSLT stylesheets.
When activated, these macros execute a PowerShell command, creating a scheduled task impersonating a Firefox browser updater.
The attacks start with phishing emails containing Excel XLSM attachments that contain malicious macros. When activated, these macros execute a PowerShell command...
Persistence
4 techniquesWhen activated, these macros execute a PowerShell command, creating a scheduled task impersonating a Firefox browser updater.
What makes DeliveryCheck stand out is a Microsoft Exchange server-side component that turns the server into a command and control server for the threat actors.
Privilege Escalation
3 techniquesWhen activated, these macros execute a PowerShell command, creating a scheduled task impersonating a Firefox browser updater.
Stealth
3 techniques...creating a scheduled task impersonating a Firefox browser updater.
Microsoft says that these malware payloads are embedded and launched from XSLT stylesheets.
"Окрім застосування XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations)..."
Command and Control
3 techniques...launches it in memory, where it connects to the threat actor's command and control server to receive commands to execute or deploy further malware payloads.
Multiple C2 URLs over HTTPS, including Exchange-themed paths like "/outlook/api/logon.aspx" and "/.../RPCWITHCERT/SYNC".
...connects to the threat actor's command and control server to receive commands to execute or deploy further malware payloads.
Exfiltration
2 techniquesAfter infecting devices, the threat actors utilize the backdoor to exfiltrate data from the compromised devices using the Rclone tool.
"...ексфільтрації... з використанням легітимної програми rclone." and example rclone command line copying Desktop files to "remote:%COMPUTERNAME%\Desktop"
Recent activity
1 sources tracked across advisories, community write-ups, and news. New activity surfaces here as Mallory finds it.
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