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Even with the real thing, if the writer doesn't think the process all the way thru, he can make similar basic mistakes and often does. In this instance, the demo's author made some basic mistakes, probably because it is a demo. It's how well your package does as a whole that matters. Any security app can and will be defeated. This is an example of how a well designed security package can defend a system by preventing collateral damage, even when an initial exploit succeeds. Take the time to specify the child processes and get rid of that "allow any" setting for all processes. This demo shows the weakness in rulesets that allow explorer.exe to parent any process, which ends up including the trojans executable and the browser. From this point forward, your ruleset, system configuration, and the rest of your security package come into play. By your choosing to allow it, you changed the role of the HIPS from blocking malicious processes to one of damage control. The HIPS did their initial job, intercepting an unknown process. The fact that the user allows this demo to run has to figure into this test. While SSM doesn't detect this demo's method of using explorer.exe, a properly designed layered package still defeats it. If I block the launching of prueba.exe after killing either Sea Monkey or Explorer.exe, the demo is killed. When explorer is killed and restarted via SSM, the above alert is followed by this one. I get the same alert if I kill explorer.exe with SSM, then restart it. If I kill the instance of Sea Monkey launched by the demo, SSM alerts to the attempt to launch the copy of prueba.exe in the config32 folder. Seen 2 different IPs so far but this isn't particularly relevant to the test. Not sure if it's the trojan or the sites it's trying to connect to. The trojan demo has some flaw that prevents it from connecting even when I allowed it. On my box, the browser has to connect out thru Proxomitron, which is launched by the same batch file as Sea Monkey. The trojan demo ignored the proxy settings and tried to connect out directly. If I allow the launch of Sea Monkey, I then get an alert for a hook by Sea Monkey.īy now, Kerio 2.1.5 is alerting to Sea Monkey's outbound connection attempt.
On mine, browsers are launched via batch files, partly as a security measure against exploits and partly to start other processes simultaneously. Most users will not see an alert for the attempt to launch their default browser as it's normally an allowed child process of explorer.exe. SSM did alert to the attempt to launch Sea Monkey, my default browser. Once the demo attempts to connect out, it also creates My file system monitoring apps warned of this immediately. If I allow the initial launch, the demo creates the following:ģ, file - C:\program files\config32\prueba.exe (a copy of itself) In this regard, the demo does defeat SSM free. Best I can tell, the process runs within explorer.exe entirely in memory.
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On my box, SSM free alerts to the initial launching of the demo, but does not detect its injection into explorer.exe.
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I launched the original from my download folder, a fairly normal practice. i emailed gentlesecurity tech support so they can run this test on their end and see what happens.Īn interesting little demo trojan. the only thing it managed to do was copy itself to that directory (config32) and that's not unusual while isolated under geswall. The trojan runs, makes a copy of itself in programs/config32 (no big deal since geswall doesn't stop isolated programs from creating files), then attempts to hijack explorer and write to the registry.
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Kks i just finished testing it using geswall 2.5.1 (on my friends pc, he seems to like this version and refuses to upgrade so this is the version i tested) while under shadow mode in powershadow (2.6 english version). i want to test it vs geswall (i'll try doing it in shadow mode with powershadow first, just incase geswall can't stop it). it seems that this trojan is very buggy, some testers can't get it to "work". i was able to access the thread on the sandboxie forum. Hello rasheed, nice find with this trojan.
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