Account Statement- pineislandweb.com malspam delivers Dridex banking trojan

Haythem Elmir
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The next in the never ending series of malware downloaders is an email with the subject of  Account Statement  coming from Morton  Lintern <Morton.2825@pineislandweb.com> delivers  Dridex banking trojan

I am also seeing other similar subjects including: Outstanding Statement

There will be numerous different versions of this malware coming from random names@pineislandweb.com and very probably a load of other newly created and registered domains sending this banking trojan.

They use email addresses and subjects that will entice, persuade, scare or shock  a recipient to read the email and open the attachment.

This vbs file downloads the Dridex trojan from http://fbl.com.sg/JHG76w23? ( VirusTotal) There will numerous other download sites involved in this malware campaign.

There are 3 sites set as an array in the vbs file. In this example the sites are: fbl.com.sg/JHG76w23?” |  “signlight.com.au/JHG76w23?”  | “pesonamas.co.id/JHG76w23?”. The VBS attempts to contact the first site in the list and moves on through the others until one responds and gives the Dridex Banking Trojan

 

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