new sigma rules related to lummac and RATs behaviors observed ITW #5123
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new sigma rules related to lummac and RATs behaviors observed ITW through VirusTotal
Summary of the Pull Request
While doing research to create new detection content, I discovered some interesting patterns observed related to Lummac stealer and other RATs. I've created two new Sigma rules for the community in relation to these behaviors.
File Creation Related To RAT Clients
This Sigma rule tries to identify
.conf
files created during the execution of Lummac or other RATs observed. Using the following VT queries you can get more context and a bunch of IOCsExample of results:
Detect The Execution Of More.com And Vbc.exe Related to Lummac Stealer
This Sigma rule tries to identify the execution of the utility
more.com
to spawnvbc.exe
as a child. We couldn't identify legit behavior of these two processes as a parent and child (This does not mean that it does not exist).Using the following VT queries you can get more context and a bunch of IOCs.
Example Log Event
File Creation Related To RAT Clients
Detect The Execution Of More.com And Vbc.exe Related to Lummac Stealer
Fixed Issues
SigmaHQ Rule Creation Conventions