How to Analyze Java Malware – A Case Study of STRRAT
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Prepared by: Vlad Pasca, Senior Malware &
Threat Analyst
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Table of contents
Table of contents 1
Executive summary 2
Analysis and findings 2
STRRAT commands 8
Indicators of Compromise 42
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Executive summary
STRRAT is a Java-based malware that executes multiple commands transmitted by the C2 server. The JAR file was obfuscated using the Allatori obfuscator. It establishes persistence on the host by copying to the Startup folder and creating a scheduled task and a Run registry entry. The functionalities of the implemented commands in…
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