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EasyCrypter Packers

EasyCrypter is the crypter that is being sold via an automated bot on Telegram. The crypter uses a method known as "mutation", which involves replacing instructions in the file with their analogues or a sequence of instructions that yield the same outcome as the original code. EasyCrypter supports a maximum file size of 5MB and is only applicable for x86 …

TrueCrypt Packers

TrueCrypt, a crypter developed and sold by the developers behind Meduza Stealer, which features LoadPE functionality and is written in Golang, supports both native (x32) and .NET binaries. This crypter has been used by Lumma, Vidar, Raccoon, MetaStealer, Redline stealers, and DCRAT.

PureCrypter Packers

PureCrypter, a multi-functional crypter/loader developed in C#, was first introduced in hacking forums on March 17, 2021. This tool is compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit native as well as .NET payloads. It features multiple injection modes, including reflection, RunPE, and shellcode. PureCrypter can deliver payloads either via a URL or offline. It has been noted for its use in …

LimeCrypter Packers

Limecrypter is a sophisticated obfuscation tool designed for both native and .NET files. It employs a unique approach to secure payloads by encrypting them within a .NET-based stub. This stub acts as a container for the encrypted payload, ensuring its contents remain concealed until execution.

NtDelayExecution Sandbox Evasion Anti-Debugging

NtDelayExecution can be used to delay the execution of the calling thread. NtDelayExecution accepts a parameter "DelayInterval", which is the number of milliseconds to delay. Once executed, NtDelayExecution "pauses" execution of the calling program whuch can cause a timeout of the sandbox or loss of control in a debugger.

Additionally, some higher level WinAPI functions invoke NtDelayExeuction. For example, …

Cronos-Crypter Packers

Cronos-Crypter is an open-source crypter publicly available on GitHub. The crypter applies AES encryption or XOR obfuscation to a selected payload before storing it as a .NET resource of a final generated .NET executable payload. Cronos-Crypter contains multiple capabilties for persistence and defense evasion. An operator may select persistence via a Windows Registry autorun key or a Scheduled Task. An …

Detecting Virtual Environment Artefacts Sandbox Evasion

Qemu registers some artifacts into the registry. A malware can detect the Qemu installation with a look at the registry key HARDWARE\\DEVICEMAP\\Scsi\\Scsi Port 0\\Scsi Bus 0\\Target Id 0\\Logical Unit Id 0 with the value of Identifier and the data of QEMU or HARDWARE\\Description\\System with a value of SystemBiosVersion and data of QEMU.

The VirtualBox Guest addition leaves many …

Checking Specific Folder Name Sandbox Evasion

Specific directories, such as "C:\Cuckoo", can serve as indicators of a sandboxed or virtualized environment when present on a guest system. Consequently, a savvy piece of malware could potentially use the detection of this particular directory as a means of evading analysis. This would allow the malicious software to alter its behavior or even halt its execution altogether when it …

Detecting Hooked Function Sandbox Evasion

To avoid some actions on the system by the malware like deleted a file. Cuckoo will hook some function and performs another action instead of the original one. For example the function DeleteFileW could be hooked to avoid file deletion.

Checking Pipe Sandbox Evasion

Cuckoo is a malware analysis system that uses a named pipe, called \.\pipe\cuckoo, for communication between the host system (where the malware is being analyzed) and the guest system (where the malware is running).

A malware that is running on the guest system can detect the presence of a virtual environment by attempting to access the \.\pipe\cuckoo named pipe. …


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