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REF2924Threat actor

A group monitored as REF2924 by Elastic Security Labs is wielding novel data-stealing malware — an HTTP listener written in C# dubbed Naplistener by the researchers — in attacks against victims operating in southern and southeast Asia.From MISP Galaxy

Last reported 20 months ago, by Elastic Security Labs7 reports

Suspected originChinaMISP Galaxy

ATT&CK techniques

6 of 31 · each with the sentence it comes from
  1. T1053.005Scheduled Task

    “# Hunt for scheduled task or service from a suspicious path:”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
  2. T1036Masquerading

    “Potential Masquerading as SVCHOST”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
  3. T1055Process Injection

    “Process injection”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
  4. T1059Command and Scripting Interpreter

    “Command and Scripting Interpreter: Windows command-shell”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
  5. T1505.003Web Shell

    “Deploy web shells”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
  6. T1543.003Windows Service

    “Both Microsoft.Exchange.Entities.Content.dll and iisrehv.dll were loaded using the iissvcs module of the Windows Service Host through the execution of C:\Windows\system32\svchost.exe -k iissvcs.”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor

What the reports say

7 reports, newest first · the exact sentence from each
  1. “SIESTAGRAPH, similarly, was the first in-the-wild graph API abuse we had observed, and it (REF2924) involved an attack on a Southeast Asian nation’s Foreign Ministry.”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
    From South America to Southeast Asia: The Fragile Web of REF7707
  2. “The samples in this research were discovered to be co-residents with a previously reported intrusion set, REF2924 (original reporting here and updated here).”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
    Introducing the REF5961 intrusion set
  3. “While continuing to monitor the REF2924 activity group, Elastic Security Labs observed that the attacker shifted priorities from data theft to persistent access using several mechanisms.”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
    NAPLISTENER: more bad dreams from developers of SIESTAGRAPH
  4. “REF2924: how to maintain persistence as an (advanced?) threat”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
    REF2924: how to maintain persistence as an (advanced?) threat
  5. “While monitoring the REF2924 activity group, Elastic Security Labs researchers identified a new malware family written in C++ that we refer to as SOMNIRECORD.”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
    Not sleeping anymore: SOMNIRECORD's wake-up call
  6. “Update to the REF2924 intrusion set and related campaigns”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
    Update to the REF2924 intrusion set and related campaigns
  7. “The investigation, which we’re tracking as REF2924, began with the execution of a Powershell command used to export a user mailbox.”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
    SiestaGraph: New implant uncovered in ASEAN member foreign ministry

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