Moker, Part 2: Capabilities

Windows, Web Malware, Malware, APT, Moker, RAT, enSilo Breaking Malware

A few days ago, we published a blog entry on an advanced malware called Moker, and discussed the different challenges that Moker placed to avoid detection and anti-dissection, as part of enSilo’s continuing improvement of our endpoint security software.

Now that we have the stripped down malware sample, it’s time to analyze the actual malware.

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Moker: A new APT discovered within a sensitive network

Research, Windows, Malware, APT, Moker, RAT, enSilo Corporate and Product

Recently, enSilo found an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) residing in a sensitive network of a customer. This APT appears to be a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that is capable of taking complete control of the victim’s computer. To date, this APT is unknown and does not appear in VirusTotal. Moker was the file description that the malware author

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Moker, Part 1: Dissecting a New APT Under the Microscope

Windows, Web Malware, Malware, APT, Moker, RAT, enSilo Breaking Malware

Recently, we came across Moker, an advanced malware residing in a sensitive network of a customer. Since the malware did not try to access an external server, but rather tamper with the system inner workings, we decided to give this malware a second look. (This kind of work is part of developing complete endpoint security software.)

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