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Old 12-24-2017, 03:54 PM   #16
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How can we scan our system to see if we are infected?
 
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Old 12-25-2017, 02:55 AM   #17
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How can we scan our system to see if we are infected?
please start a dedicated thread with a detailed problem description.
 
Old 01-11-2018, 06:17 PM   #18
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please start a dedicated thread with a detailed problem description.
In my opinion this is not useful, as this is a sticky thread (therefore attracting a lot of attention) => infos about when to ignore the issue or how to detect it if relevant in some context should be added.
Just leaving it like this generates only uncertainty.
 
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Old 02-14-2018, 06:00 AM   #19
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very useful information shared!!
 
Old 04-21-2019, 04:18 AM   #20
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A lot of incidents caused by ELF packed malware infection from actor: SystemTen (aka "rocke") for mining

The threat mentioned in the subject, is hitting a lot of VPS on intel x64 systems right now, I received many reports too, so it is necessary to write much details to help IR and Admins dealing with these incidents. I wrote report for incident handling purpose in bwlow Imgur, for they contain many artifacts that can be useful for your incident case, many pictures you can use as reference for handling this infection.

The report URL: https://imgur.com/a/H7YuWuj

Sample of incident: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/C.../qaq-p/1054605

The adversary is calling themselves as "SystemTen" (systemten[.]org) originated from China (PRC) mainland region. Previously they allegedly use name of "rocke" (I wasn't on that cases so you just have to rely on some internet reports about previous incidents).

"SystemTen" is using below infrastructure as their C2 and miner:

PHP Code:
systemten[.]org:8080
systemten
[.]org:51640 
Their previous attack has been detected coming from below IP addresses:

PHP Code:
134.209.104.20  AS14061 134.209.96.0/20 DIGITALOCEAN-ASN US DigitalOceanLLCUS
185.193.125.146 
AS37560 185.193.125.0/24 CYBERDYNE, | LR LR
104.31.92.233   
AS13335 104.31.80.0/20 CLOUDFLARENET US CloudflareInc., US 
Their servers is registered in the below name servers:

PHP Code:
systemten.org.  NS  1-you.njalla.no.
systemten.org.  NS  2-can.njalla.in.
systemten.org.  NS  3-get.njalla.fo.

systemten.org.  NS  gail.ns.cloudflare.com.
systemten.org.  NS  karl.ns.cloudflare.com
Their downloader is served under these two domain name on also CloudFlare:

PHP Code:
ooxx.ooo 104.18.38.218 104.18.39.218 AS13335 104.18.32.0/20 CLOUDFLARENET US CloudflareInc., US
z9ls
.com 104.31.81.164 104.31.80.164 |  AS13335 104.31.80.0/20 CLOUDFLARENET US CloudflareInc., US 

Above data is important for the mitigation of the threat. Thank you - malwaremustdie.org

Last edited by malwaremustdie; 04-21-2019 at 04:23 AM. Reason: adding info
 
Old 04-21-2019, 07:02 AM   #21
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After the last posts I made in blog.malwaremustdie.org, and kernelmode.info, I started own moderated repository for the Linux malware specific research for helping infected people.

The new repository is in here. I made the youtube video for all people can choose ways you can view the repository, in here.

LinuxQuestions.org friends are welcome to view.
 
Old 04-22-2019, 10:06 PM   #22
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About the SystemTen for org threat that infects Linux VPS, below is the latest infrastructure they use for you to block.
Please see the previous thread for the details:

Code:
i.ooxx.ooo.             300     IN      A       45.63.0.102
1.z9ls.com.             600     IN      CNAME   1.z9ls.com.cdn.dnsv1.com.
1.z9ls.com.cdn.dnsv1.com. 600   IN      CNAME   1824153.sp.tencdns.net.
1824153.sp.tencdns.net. 180     IN      A       211.91.160.238
systemten.org.          900     IN      A       104.248.53.213
z9ls.com.               600     IN      A       103.52.216.35 

i.ooxx.ooo   | 45.63.0.102    | AS20473 | 45.63.0.0/20 | vultr.com/Choopa, LLC, US
1.z9ls.com   | 211.91.160.238 | AS4837 | 211.91.160.0/20 | CHINA169 UNICOM China169 Backbone, CN
systemten.org| 104.248.53.213 | AS14061 | 104.248.48.0/20 | DigitalOcean,  LLC, US
z9ls.com     | 103.52.216.35  | AS132203,  CN Tencent Bldg, Kejizhongyi Av)
malwaremustdie.org ^ about us: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MalwareMustDie
 
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