Malicious MS Excel Document analysis – 164e3c62622d

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File

Type

Microsoft Office Document

76 malicious · 342 files

XLS164e3c62622ddd31464a876749c1f9bc

BIN_rels

BINxl

XMLworkbook.xml

BINworksheets

BINtheme

XMLstyles.xml

XMLsharedStrings.xml

BINdrawings

XMLmetadata.xml

BINprinterSettings

BINctrlProps

BINtables

XMLcalcChain.xml

BIN_rels

OFFvbaProject.bin

BINRoot Entry

BINPROJECT

BINPROJECTwm

BINVBA

BINdir

BINmAPI

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBS[Stored VBA].deobfuscated.vbs

VBAThisWorkbook

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBS[Stored VBA].deobfuscated.vbs

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBS[Decompiled VBA].deobfuscated.vbs

BIN_VBA_PROJECT

VBASheet1

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBSprinterSettings.bin

BINRoot Entry

BINPROJECT

BINPROJECTwm

BINGC

BINCMG

BINDPB

BINVBA

VBAGC

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBACMG

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

BINdir

VBADPB

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBSMain

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBARb2n

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBS[Decompiled VBA].deobfuscated.vbs

VBAVq5j

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBS[Decompiled VBA].deobfuscated.vbs

VBSXk7t

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBS[Stored VBA].deobfuscated.vbs

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBS[Decompiled VBA].deobfuscated.vbs

VBASheet5

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet7

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet8

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet9

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet10

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet11

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet13

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet14

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet15

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet16

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet17

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet19

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet20

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet22

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet24

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet25

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet26

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet27

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBASheet28

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBAShheet2

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBAShheet3

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

BIN__SRP_0

BIN__SRP_1

BIN__SRP_2

BIN__SRP_3

BIN__SRP_4

BIN__SRP_5

BIN__SRP_6

BIN__SRP_7

BIN__SRP_8

BIN__SRP_9

BIN__SRP_a

BIN__SRP_b

BIN__SRP_c

BIN__SRP_d

BIN__SRP_e

BIN__SRP_f

VBAUIModule

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

BIN__SRP_10

BIN__SRP_11

BIN__SRP_12

BIN__SRP_13

BIN__SRP_14

BIN__SRP_15

BIN__SRP_16

BIN__SRP_17

BIN__SRP_18

BIN__SRP_19

BIN__SRP_1a

BIN__SRP_1b

BIN__SRP_1c

BIN__SRP_1d

BIN__SRP_1e

BIN__SRP_1f

BIN__SRP_20

BIN__SRP_21

BIN__SRP_22

BIN__SRP_23

BIN__SRP_24

BIN__SRP_25

BIN__SRP_26

BIN__SRP_27

BIN__SRP_28

BIN__SRP_29

BIN__SRP_2a

BIN__SRP_2b

BIN__SRP_2c

BIN__SRP_2d

BIN__SRP_2e

BIN__SRP_2f

BIN__SRP_30

BIN__SRP_31

BIN__SRP_32

BIN__SRP_33

BIN__SRP_34

BIN__SRP_35

BIN__SRP_36

BIN__SRP_37

BIN__SRP_38

BIN__SRP_39

BIN__SRP_3a

BIN__SRP_3b

BIN__SRP_3c

BIN__SRP_3d

BIN__SRP_3e

BIN__SRP_3f

BIN__SRP_40

BIN__SRP_41

BIN__SRP_42

BIN__SRP_43

BIN__SRP_44

BIN__SRP_45

BIN__SRP_46

BIN__SRP_47

BIN__SRP_48

BIN__SRP_49

BIN__SRP_4a

BIN__SRP_4b

BIN__SRP_4c

BIN__SRP_4d

BIN__SRP_4e

BIN__SRP_4f

BIN__SRP_50

BIN__SRP_51

BIN__SRP_52

BIN__SRP_53

BIN__SRP_54

BIN__SRP_55

VBSSelfCheck

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBSSelfCheck.deobfuscated.vbs

VBAProgressForm

VBS[Stored VBA]

VBA[PCode]

VBS[Decompiled VBA]

VBAThisWorkbook

VBS_VBA_PROJECT

BINProgressForm

BINdocProps

BINcustomUI

XML[Content_Types].xml

STICH beta Structural Threat Infection Chain Hash

A content-independent fingerprint of the infection method: successive formats, internal objects and MITRE techniques from the initial file to each final payload.

Structural branches: 13 STICH kept: 8secondary ignored: 5

bin 1oox:metadata 1oox:style 1oox:theme 1xml 1

Decorative / non-determinant leaves (styles, themes, media, fonts, icons, plain text…) are summarized here instead of producing STICH Paths.

STICH Path = the fingerprint (canonical chain with techniques) STICH Shape = structure only Only determinant branches produce STICH Paths.

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Path oox:xlsm>ole:doc>ole:vba~T1564.007

Shape oox:xlsm>ole:doc>ole:vba

malicious 3 nodes

Path oox:xlsm>ole:doc>ole:vba~T1059.005~T1564.007

Shape oox:xlsm>ole:doc>ole:vba

malicious 3 nodes

	Module Name0
	Sheet1	VBA Macro VBA Purging ATT&CK T1564.007 Malicious Malicious Document
PCode Decompiled VBA Stored VBA Partial Diff. Full Diff. Missing P-Code: The Office document under analysis has been identified as having undergone VBA Purging techniques, as the P-Code block within the document is currently inaccessible. As a result, the decompilation of the code was not possible, leaving only the stored code available in textual format for analysis. VBA Purging essentially involves the elimination of the PerformanceCache section from the module streams. To fully erase any traces of the P-Code section, the MODULEOFFSET between the two sections is adjusted to 0 by altering the _VBA_PROJECT stream, and all SRP streams that also house PerformanceCache data are removed. Following the removal of the compiled code, antivirus engines and Yara rules, which depend on precise string matches, are rendered ineffective. This allows macros to bypass them effortlessly, owing to the compressed format of the remaining source code.
	ThisWorkbook	VBA Macro
PCode Decompiled VBA Stored VBA Partial Diff. Full Diff. Missing P-Code: The Office document under analysis has been identified as having undergone VBA Purging techniques, as the P-Code block within the document is currently inaccessible. As a result, the decompilation of the code was not possible, leaving only the stored code available in textual format for analysis. VBA Purging essentially involves the elimination of the PerformanceCache section from the module streams. To fully erase any traces of the P-Code section, the MODULEOFFSET between the two sections is adjusted to 0 by altering the _VBA_PROJECT stream, and all SRP streams that also house PerformanceCache data are removed. Following the removal of the compiled code, antivirus engines and Yara rules, which depend on precise string matches, are rendered ineffective. This allows macros to bypass them effortlessly, owing to the compressed format of the remaining source code.
	GC	VBA Macro
	CMG	VBA Macro
	DPB	VBA Macro
	Rb2n	Blacklist VBA VBA Macro
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	Vq5j	VBA Macro
	Sheet5	VBA Macro
	Sheet7	VBA Macro
	Sheet8	VBA Macro
	Sheet9	VBA Macro
	Sheet10	VBA Macro
	Sheet11	VBA Macro
	Sheet13	VBA Macro
	Sheet14	VBA Macro
	Sheet15	VBA Macro
	Sheet16	VBA Macro
	Sheet17	VBA Macro
	Sheet19	VBA Macro
	Sheet20	VBA Macro
	Sheet22	VBA Macro
	Sheet24	VBA Macro
	Sheet25	VBA Macro
	Sheet26	VBA Macro
	Sheet27	VBA Macro
	Sheet28	VBA Macro
	Shheet2	VBA Macro
	Shheet3	VBA Macro
	UIModule	VBA Macro
	ProgressForm	VBA Macro
	ThisWorkbook	VBA Macro