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New ServHelper Variant Employs Excel 4.0 Macro to drop Singed Payload
By Shaul Vilkomir-PreismanThreat Intelligence Researcher
Excerpt
ServHelper is a recently discovered backdoor associated with TA505. A veteran threat group that has also been associated with the infamous Dridex banking malware, the GlobeIimposter ransomware, and other high-profile malware campaigns. Deep Instinct Threat Research unit has recently discovered a new variant of ServHelper that employes an Excel 4.0 macro Dropper. A legacy mechanism still supported by Microsoft Office, and an executable payload signed with a valid digital signature.
Since this vector came to light it has gained some traction, although it is still not widespread and is used by only a…
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