WORM_BIZOME.SMD

It may be executed using command-line and specific parameters.

It sends ICMP PING requests to random IP addresses and scans for Port 4899 (Radmin Port) to check if those IP addresses have RADMIN service running. Once successful, it uses the following hardcoded list of user names and passwords to gain access to password-protected systems. It then install itself on the machine. It uses Port 310 to communicate between infected systems.

It creates a list of its activities, which it stores in a .TXT file.

This worm may be dropped by other malware. It may be unknowingly downloaded by a user while visiting malicious websites.

It is a command line program that may be used to perform certain routines.

Arrival Details

This worm may arrive via network shares.

It may be dropped by other malware.

It may be unknowingly downloaded by a user while visiting malicious websites.

Installation

This worm drops the following files:

• %Current%\ipz-db.bin
• %Current%\log.txt

Autostart Technique

This worm registers itself as a system service to ensure its automatic execution at every system startup by adding the following registry entries:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\
Services\IPZ
Type = 10

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\
Services\IPZ
Start = 2

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\
Services\IPZ
ErrorControl = 0

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\
Services\IPZ
ImagePath = {malware path and file name}

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\
Services\IPZ
DisplayName = Intelligent P2P Zombie

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\
Services\IPZ
ObjectName = LocalSystem

Other System Modifications

This worm creates the following registry entry(ies) to bypass Windows Firewall:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\
Services\SharedAccess\Parameters\
FirewallPolicy\StandardProfile\AuthorizedApplications\
List
{malware path and file name} = {malware path and file name}:*:Enabled:{malware filename}

Backdoor Routine

This worm is a command line program that may be used to perform certain routines.

Other Details

Based on analysis of the codes, it has the following capabilities:

• Executes using command-line and may have the following parameters:
  
  • /l, --log - enable logging of activities
  • /i, --install - install its own service
  • /s, --service - restart its own service
  • /r, --remove - remove own service
• Sends ICMP PING requests to random IP addresses and scans for port 4899 (Radmin Port) to check if those IP addresses have RADMIN service running. Once successful, it uses the following hardcoded list of user names and passwords to gain access to password-protected systems:
  
  • 0987654321
  • 111111
  • 11111111
  • 121212
  • 12121212
  • 123123
  • 12341234
  • 123456
  • 12345678
  • 123456789
  • 1234567890
  • 1q2w3e
  • 1q2w3e4r
  • 1q2w3e4r5t
  • 654321
  • 87654321
  • aaaaaa
  • aaaaaaaa
  • admin
  • Admin
  • administrator
  • aerial
  • aerodynamics
  • aeroplane
  • alien
  • altera
  • altitude
  • america
  • american
  • anchorite
  • annihilation
  • archer
  • asdfghjk
  • asdfghjkl
  • atmel
  • atmosphere
  • atomic
  • backward
  • battle
  • bender
  • billgates
  • boeing
  • brentcorrigan
  • brutal
  • bullshit
  • burning
  • callofduty
  • cannon
  • cdrom
  • children
  • computer
  • coolface
  • copyleft
  • copyright
  • creative
  • creator
  • darthvader
  • deathcore
  • deathstar
  • debian
  • deltaplane
  • destroy
  • disable
  • display
  • domination
  • doomsday
  • elephant
  • elimination
  • emoboy
  • emokid
  • emperor
  • enable
  • enigma
  • europe
  • evangellion
  • fallout
  • fighter
  • folder
  • forward
  • freedom
  • fuckyou
  • godzilla
  • google
  • gothic
  • grinder
  • guitar
  • happiness
  • happy
  • hardcore
  • harddisk
  • helicopter
  • hippie
  • hitler
  • horishima
  • horizon
  • ignore
  • imageboard
  • income
  • incoming
  • insane
  • internet
  • israel
  • jesus
  • jetpack
  • kamikaze
  • keyboard
  • kremlin
  • latitude
  • lineage2
  • login
  • longtitude
  • lucifer
  • lurkmore
  • machine
  • memory
  • metall
  • microchip
  • microsoft
  • minigun
  • missile
  • monkey
  • motorbike
  • mouse
  • mozilla
  • music
  • negative
  • nekoboy
  • nigger
  • nuclear
  • oracle
  • overmind
  • password
  • people
  • pilotage
  • police
  • positive
  • predator
  • pretty
  • processor
  • propeller
  • prototype
  • qazwsx
  • qazwsxedc
  • qqqqqq
  • qqqqqqqq
  • qweasd
  • qweasdzxc
  • qwerty
  • qwertyui
  • qwertyuiop
  • radmin
  • rastaman
  • reactor
  • receiver
  • revolution
  • rocketman
  • router
  • samael
  • satan
  • sattelite
  • scientology
  • secret
  • secure
  • shadow
  • shcool
  • skynet
  • skywalker
  • smoking
  • solder
  • speaker
  • stalin
  • starcraft
  • stinger
  • sunlight
  • superman
  • supply
  • suxxxx
  • terminator
  • thieft
  • thread
  • thunderbird
  • tolerance
  • topsecret
  • tranciever
  • transmitter
  • trollface
  • ubuntu
  • unknown
  • username
  • utorrent
  • warcraft
  • warhammer
  • washington
  • whitehouse
  • windows
  • wireless
  • xlinx
  • youandme
  • youtube
  • zeitgeist
  
  It then install itself on the machine. It uses port 310 to communicate between infected systems.
• Logs the following activities in the file log.txt:
  
  • (peer_broadcast_link) broadcasting link to {IP}
  • (peer_link_to_self) buddy {IP} kicked due to synchronization error
  • (peer_link_to_self) synchronized link to {IP}
  • (peer_new_buddy) {IP} - added new buddy
  • (peer_new_buddy) {IP} - buddy already in list
  • (peer_new_buddy) {IP} - connection closed
  • (peer_new_buddy) {IP} - trying to connect
  • (peer_process_link_message) linked to new buddy {IP}
  • (peer_process_link_message) synchronized link with {IP}
  • (peer_process_message) new message
  • (peer_process_message) new message accepted
  • (peer_process_poll_message) message delivered to {IP}
  • (peer_process_poll_message) no messages to deliver to {IP}
  • (peer_process_poll_message) {IP} polled his mailbox
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (ACT) connected to {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (ACT) disconnected from {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (ACT) failed to connect to {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (ACT) message delivered to {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (ACT) message received from {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (ACT) no messages on {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (ACT) polling mailbox on {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (ACT) sending messages to {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (ACT) trying to connect to {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (PASS) connection from {IP} closed
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (PASS) LINK from {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (PASS) message from {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (PASS) POLL from {IP}
  • [{Date and Time}]#{ID} (PASS) received connection from {IP}