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At the time of this writing, the overhaul detection rate on VirusTotal is very low. Other than a few new tricks, features implemented by the backdoor component are similar to previous variants: it patches the Activity Monitor application to hide itself, takes screenshots, captures audio and video, gathers user locations, connects to WiFi hotspots, syncs collected data with a Command and Control (C&C) server, and tricks the user using social engineering to gain System Administrator privileges and drop its rootkit. This could be related to a corrupted configuration file (the sample one starts with NULL bytes). Furthermore, on a supported target, the backdoor simply uninstalls its files and quits. It doesn’t run on OS X 10.9 as it is linked against the Apple System Profiler private framework, SPSupport, which is now 64-bit only an “Image not found” exception is raised, and then it crashes. Similar to OSX/Crisis.B, this binary is obfuscated using MPress packer. Following is a screenshot of the resolved symbols hash of the dropper in IDA: OSX/Crisis.C - screenshot of the resolved symbols hash of the dropper in IDA When the dropper runs successfully, it hides the following files in the user’s home directory (in the Library/Preferences folder), inside a fake application bundle called OvzD7xFr.app: 1 backdoor: 8oTHYMCj.XIl (32-bit) 1 configuration file: ok20utla.3-B 2 kernel extentions: Lft2iRjk.7qa (32-bit) and 3ZPYmgGV.TOA (64-bit) 1 scripting addition: EDr5dvW8.p_w (FAT) 1 XPC service: GARteYof._Fk (FAT) 1 TIFF image, a System Preferences icon, ripped of Linkinus preferences panel: q45tyh Then it executes the backdoor and finishes the installation by creating a LaunchAgent file,.
This might be a 64-bit bug in the malware. While it uses a different way to resolve system symbols, it crashes on OS X Mountain Lion or OS X Mavericks (segmentation fault). For this reason, an incautious researcher using a debugger could get infected without even noticing it.
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The original entry point EIP points to this code segment before reaching the almost empty _main function of the program. The dropper executes an unusual segment: _INITSTUB. However, Hacking Team has updated some of the dropper code and the backdoor configuration file format.
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Could it be related to Pope Francis? Like the previous variants, OSX/Crisis.C is delivered through a dropper that installs silently, without requiring a password, and works on Mac OS X 10.5, 10.6, and 10.7. We currently do not have information about the origin of the file on VirusTotal, named “Frantisek,” but it is an Eastern European first name meaning Francis. New OSX/Crisis Variant Invokes Pope Francis Posted on January 20th, 2014 by Arnaud Abbati A new sample of OSX/Crisis, the too popular Da Vinci rootkit from Hacking Team, reached our Malware Lab during the weekend. If you happen to get the latest Crisis Malware, then you can try Intego Virusbarrier. I recommend you check this site for known mac malwares. You have to make a purchase via Apple Apps Store.
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No law enforcement agency will help / even with a lot of proof, they just don't see this every dAy and don't know what to do with it I suppose. I believe I know who's behind it, I have a lot of IP Address's pointing to one company, but need little more than that. If you think you have something that may resolve this or better yet, help figure out where it came from ( because it's completely turned my life upside down) I'd be very interested in knowing about it. I'm told I have spoofing certificates, which I've definitely found,exploits of the DaVinci root kit which is heavily encrypted in my EFI sector ? Malicious tracking cookies, and a lot of coding, seems all my apps are working against me including my antivirus program kaspersky. Do you guys have a product that you think would disinfect an already very infected mac? Ive managed to stump 3 very highly acclaimed mac specialists here in LA, their suggestions were unable to rid my system of my attacker, ( we believe they have law enforcement capabilities, but illegal use) the last engineer finally seemed to find the root of the problem but not the solution.
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