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Agent Alt hits
user name
2007-10-16 08:15:41
The wiki on http://doc.bleedingthreats.net/bin/view/Main/Win32Agen
tALT  
has links to four rules, but the links all point to the same
location.  
  I didn't want to just start editing it in case it was like
that for  
a reason.

The wiki also mentions flowbits on the rules, but I don't
see any  
flowbits in the actual rule definitions.  Is this an
oversight or is  
it just a design item that turned out to be unnecessary?

The rule for 2007591 is hitting lots of malware check-ins,
and they  
look like good hits.  Nice hits.

jp

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Re: Agent Alt hits - Followup
user name
2007-10-16 11:18:54
Quoting Jack Pepper <pepperjackafferentsecurity.com>:

>
> The rule for 2007591 is hitting lots of malware
check-ins, and they  
> look like good hits.

The hits do not look like Agent.Alt infections.  They appear
to be  
counters for the Revenue Science BHO application.

Are other people seeing these?  I am seeing these at all of
my sites,  
in some cases thousands of them.

jp


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Re: Agent Alt hits - Followup
user name
2007-10-18 00:03:27
Can you share a packet?

Jack Pepper wrote:
> Quoting Jack Pepper <pepperjackafferentsecurity.com>:
> 
>>
>> The rule for 2007591 is hitting lots of malware
check-ins, and they
>> look like good hits.
> 
> The hits do not look like Agent.Alt infections.  They
appear to be
> counters for the Revenue Science BHO application.
> 
> Are other people seeing these?  I am seeing these at
all of my sites, in
> some cases thousands of them.
> 
> jp
> 
> 
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Re: Agent Alt hits - Followup
user name
2007-10-18 07:19:09
Quoting Matt Jonkman <jonkmanjonkmans.com>:

> Can you share a packet?
>

Sure, a couple thousand if you like ....

Agent ALT analyis (for the period 10/15/073am -
10/16/073am)
    209.249.142.9 -> 10.10.1.12   TROJAN Win32 Agent.ALT
C&C Checkin  
Connection in Progress
    4.71.104.187   -> 10.40.32.206  TROJAN Win32
Agent.ALT C&C Checkin  
Connection in Progress
    64.154.81.197 -> 10.40.34.86  TROJAN Win32 Agent.ALT
C&C Checkin  
Connection in Progress
    64.154.81.197 -> 10.70.50.85  TROJAN Win32 Agent.ALT
C&C Checkin  
Connection in Progress
    64.154.82.224  -> 10.40.33.76  TROJAN Win32 Agent.ALT
C&C Checkin  
Connection in Progress
    64.154.82.72    -> 10.40.34.23  TROJAN Win32
Agent.ALT C&C Checkin  
Connection in Progress
    168.75.68.97    -> 10.40.33.235  TROJAN Win32
Agent.ALT C&C  
Checkin Connection in Progress

so of the 'outside' hosts, what are they?
  209.249.142.9 -> "Revenue Science
Corporation".  Targeted marketing  
firm, sells software to the online marketing industry,
including  
browser helper objects, among many other products.
4.71.104.187 ->  "QuestionMarket.com" a known
distribution site
64.154.81.197 -> "HitBox Server" is a known
"utility service" for counters
64.154.82.224 ->  Another "HitBox Server".
168.75.68.97 -> "Clear Blue Technology". 
Hosting Company.  Could be anything.
64.154.82.72 ->  Another "HitBox Server".

Let's take it apart, starting with the "unknown"
host at "Clear Blue"  
(168.75.68.97):
08:12:34.769889 IP 168.75.68.97.80 > 10.40.33.235.1967: P
 
3140372189:3140372199(10) ack
2462837258 win 12600
         0x0000:  4500 0032 0825 4000 3506 24e2 a84b 4461 
E..2.%.5.$..KDa
         0x0010:  0a28 21eb 0050 07af bb2e 46dd 92cb ea0a 
.(!..P....F.....
         0x0020:  5018 3138 98aa 0000 0001 0000 0202 4401 
P.18..........D.
         0x0030:  003b                                    
.;
12:19:58.344071 IP 168.75.68.97.80 > 10.10.1.178.4451: P 

2859405698:2859405708(10) ack
1856371176 win 7560
         0x0000:  4500 0032 622b 4000 3506 eb32 a84b 4461 
E..2b+.5..2.KDa
         0x0010:  0a0a 01b2 0050 1163 aa6f 1182 6ea5 f9e8 
.....P.c.o..n...
         0x0020:  5018 1d88 1d60 0000 0001 0000 0202 4401 
P....`........D.
         0x0030:  003b                                    
.;
13:32:36.240369 IP 168.75.68.97.80 > 10.40.32.181.4079: P
 
3677760917:3677760927(10) ack
383641718 win 11040
         0x0000:  4500 0032 2e69 4000 3506 ffd3 a84b 4461 
E..2.i.5....KDa
         0x0010:  0a28 20b5 0050 0fef db36 2d95 16dd e876 
.(...P...6-....v
         0x0020:  5018 2b20 0e7b 0000 0001 0000 0202 4401 
P.+..{........D.
         0x0030:  003b                                    
.;
16:39:06.129241 IP 168.75.68.97.80 > 10.40.34.29.3199: P 

979095712:979095722(10) ack
2179211625 win 11040
         0x0000:  4500 0032 d0fb 4000 3506 5bd9 a84b 4461 
E..2...5.[..KDa
         0x0010:  0a28 221d 0050 0c7f 3a5b d0a0 81e4 2169 
.("..P..:[....!i
         0x0020:  5018 2b20 6a59 0000 0001 0000 0202 4401 
P.+.jY........D.
         0x0030:  003b                                    
.;
16:39:36.999439 IP 168.75.68.97.80 > 10.40.34.29.3214: P 

3429252465:3429252475(10) ack
2313734872 win 11040
         0x0000:  4500 0032 933e 4000 3506 9996 a84b 4461 
E..2.>.5....KDa
         0x0010:  0a28 221d 0050 0c8e cc66 3d71 89e8 cad8 
.("..P...f=q....
         0x0020:  5018 2b20 b9fa 0000 0001 0000 0202 4401 
P.+...........D.
         0x0030:  003b                                    
.;

So we do have multiple hosts on the inside network talking
to this  
same address.

Do a nslookup on js.revsci.net:
js.revsci.net   canonical name = js.lb-revsci.net.
Name:   js.lb-revsci.net
Address: 168.75.68.97
Name:   js.lb-revsci.net
Address: 206.191.161.97
Name:   js.lb-revsci.net
Address: 209.249.142.9
Name:   js.lb-revsci.net
Address: 209.249.142.97
Name:   js.lb-revsci.net
Address: 38.96.134.241
The domain "revsci.net" is of course owned by
Revenue Science.  This  
host,  168.75.68.97, is a "tracking data"
collection site.



In this other case, we caught the download of the browser
helper  
object, downloaded from the same site at "clear
blue":
14:01:03.659262 IP 10.40.33.22.3736 > 168.75.68.97.80: P 

3489417517:3489418851(1334) ack
3701690791 win 65535
         0x0000:  4500 055e 0470 4000 7f06 da3f 0a28 2116 
E..^.p....?.(!.
         0x0010:  a84b 4461 0e98 0050 cffc 492d dca3 51a7 
.KDa...P..I-..Q.
         0x0020:  5018 ffff 9fc0 0000 4745 5420 2f63 6f6d 
P.......GET./com
         0x0030:  6d6f 6e2f 7063 782e 6a73 3f74 6d70 6c3d 
mon/pcx.js?tmpl=
         0x0040:  6164 3326 6373 6964 3d43 3035 3530 3326 
ad3&csid=C05503&
         0x0050:  6b6f 3d32 3030 375f 3130 5f31 355f 5f31 
ko=2007_10_15__1
         0x0060:  2048 5454 502f 312e 310d 0a41 6363 6570 
.HTTP/1.1..Accep
         0x0070:  743a 202a 2f2a 0d0a 5265 6665 7265 723a 
t:.*/*..Referer:
         0x0080:  2068 7474 703a 2f2f 7777 772e 6b63 7476 
.http://www.kctv
         0x0090:  352e 636f 6d2f 696e 6465 782e 6874 6d6c 
5.com/index.html
         0x00a0:  0d0a 4163 6365 7074 2d4c 616e 6775 6167 
..Accept-Languag
         0x00b0:  653a 2065 6e2d 7573 0d0a 4163 6365 7074 
e:.en-us..Accept
         0x00c0:  2d45 6e63 6f64 696e 673a 2067 7a69 702c 
-Encoding:.gzip,
         0x00d0:  2064 6566 6c61 7465 0d0a 4966 2d4d 6f64 
.deflate..If-Mod
         0x00e0:  6966 6965 642d 5369 6e63 653a 204d 6f6e 
ified-Since:.Mon
         0x00f0:  2c20 3135 204f 6374 2032 3030 3720 3138 
,.15.Oct.2007.18
         0x0100:  3a34 323a 3132 2047 4d54 0d0a 5573 6572 
:42:12.GMT..User
         0x0110:  2d41 6765 6e74 3a20 4d6f 7a69 6c6c 612f 
-Agent:.Mozilla/
         0x0120:  342e 3020 2863 6f6d 7061 7469 626c 653b 
4.0.(compatible;
         0x0130:  204d 5349 4520 362e 303b 2057 696e 646f 
.MSIE.6.0;.Windo
         0x0140:  7773 204e 5420 352e 313b 2053 5631 3b20 
ws.NT.5.1;.SV1;.
         0x0150:  4675 6e57 6562 5072 6f64 7563 7473 3b20 
FunWebProducts;.
         0x0160:  2e4e 4554 2043 4c52 2031 2e31 2e34 3332 
.NET.CLR.1.1.432
         0x0170:  323b 202e 4e45 5420 434c 5220 322e 302e 
2;..NET.CLR.2.0.
         0x0180:  3530 3732 3729 0d0a 486f 7374 3a20 6a73 
50727)..Host:.js
         0x0190:  2e72 6576 7363 692e 6e65 740d 0a43 6f6e 
.revsci.net..Con
         0x01a0:  6e65 6374 696f 6e3a 204b 6565 702d 416c 
nection:.Keep-Al
         0x01b0:  6976 650d 0a43 6f6f 6b69 653a 204e 4554 
ive..Cookie:.NET
         0x01c0:  4944 3031 3d42 7445 4458 7772 4031 5267 
ID01=BtEDXwr1Rg
         0x01d0:  4141 4472 4a4e 7059 4141 4147 423b 204e 
AADrJNpYAAAGB;.N
         0x01e0:  4554 5345 4753 5f43 3035 3530 333d 4642 
ETSEGS_C05503=FB
         0x01f0:  3732 4644 3139 4235 3045 4438 3236 2643 
72FD19B50ED826&C

<snip>

         0x0550:  3473 4c30 7864 6754 6566 0d0a 0d0a      
4sL0xdgTef....

Look at the 'download' packet, above. The location called
"referrer"  
is where the browser was right before this snapshot was
taken.  
http://www.kctv5.com
/index.html. There are advertisers all over that  
page. Kctv5, being a tv station, makes their living by
selling  
advertising. They would obviously be a normal client for
Revenue  
Science, to make sure they get paid for click throughs to
their  
advertising partners.

to examine the installer code and the actual BHOcode you can
download  
the code from:
   http:/
/js.revsci.net/gateway/gw.js?csid=C05503
and the part that makes sure the money goes to kctv5:
   http://www.
kctv5.com/js/4230798/script.js
and the tracking pixel:
   http://pix01.revsci.net/C05503/a3/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/
0/0/noscript.gif





> Jack Pepper wrote:
>> Quoting Jack Pepper <pepperjackafferentsecurity.com>:
>>
>>>
>>> The rule for 2007591 is hitting lots of malware
check-ins, and they
>>> look like good hits.
>>
>> The hits do not look like Agent.Alt infections. 
They appear to be
>> counters for the Revenue Science BHO application.
>>
>> Are other people seeing these?  I am seeing these
at all of my sites, in
>> some cases thousands of them.
>>
>> jp
>>
>>
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Re: Agent Alt hits - Followup
user name
2008-03-04 09:09:21
I am.  What I am seeing I don't think is Agent ALT.  None of
my hosts
have any similarities to what info I can find on Agent.ALT. 
I am only
seeing sid:2007591 fire.  I haven't seen any others in this
group of
sigs: sid:2007588, sid:2007589, or sid:2007590.  Each
payload is the
same:

Payload Length: 10

000 : 00 01 00 00 02 02 44 01 00 3B                    
......D..;

All of these are from various banner ad servers.  Anyone
else still
seeing these?



On 10/18/07, Jack Pepper <pepperjackafferentsecurity.com> wrote:
> Quoting Matt Jonkman <jonkmanjonkmans.com>:
>
>  > Can you share a packet?
>  >
>
>
> Sure, a couple thousand if you like ....
>
>  Agent ALT analyis (for the period 10/15/073am -
10/16/073am)
>     209.249.142.9 -> 10.10.1.12   TROJAN Win32
Agent.ALT C&C Checkin
>  Connection in Progress
>     4.71.104.187   -> 10.40.32.206  TROJAN Win32
Agent.ALT C&C Checkin
>  Connection in Progress
>     64.154.81.197 -> 10.40.34.86  TROJAN Win32
Agent.ALT C&C Checkin
>  Connection in Progress
>     64.154.81.197 -> 10.70.50.85  TROJAN Win32
Agent.ALT C&C Checkin
>  Connection in Progress
>     64.154.82.224  -> 10.40.33.76  TROJAN Win32
Agent.ALT C&C Checkin
>  Connection in Progress
>     64.154.82.72    -> 10.40.34.23  TROJAN Win32
Agent.ALT C&C Checkin
>  Connection in Progress
>     168.75.68.97    -> 10.40.33.235  TROJAN Win32
Agent.ALT C&C
>  Checkin Connection in Progress
>
>  so of the 'outside' hosts, what are they?
>   209.249.142.9 -> "Revenue Science
Corporation".  Targeted marketing
>  firm, sells software to the online marketing industry,
including
>  browser helper objects, among many other products.
>  4.71.104.187 ->  "QuestionMarket.com" a
known distribution site
>  64.154.81.197 -> "HitBox Server" is a
known "utility service" for counters
>  64.154.82.224 ->  Another "HitBox
Server".
>  168.75.68.97 -> "Clear Blue Technology". 
Hosting Company.  Could be anything.
>  64.154.82.72 ->  Another "HitBox
Server".
>
>  Let's take it apart, starting with the
"unknown" host at "Clear Blue"
>  (168.75.68.97):
>  08:12:34.769889 IP 168.75.68.97.80 >
10.40.33.235.1967: P
>  3140372189:3140372199(10) ack
>  2462837258 win 12600
>          0x0000:  4500 0032 0825 4000 3506 24e2 a84b
4461  E..2.%.5.$..KDa
>          0x0010:  0a28 21eb 0050 07af bb2e 46dd 92cb
ea0a  .(!..P....F.....
>          0x0020:  5018 3138 98aa 0000 0001 0000 0202
4401  P.18..........D.
>          0x0030:  003b                                 
   .;
>  12:19:58.344071 IP 168.75.68.97.80 >
10.10.1.178.4451: P
>  2859405698:2859405708(10) ack
>  1856371176 win 7560
>          0x0000:  4500 0032 622b 4000 3506 eb32 a84b
4461  E..2b+.5..2.KDa
>          0x0010:  0a0a 01b2 0050 1163 aa6f 1182 6ea5
f9e8  .....P.c.o..n...
>          0x0020:  5018 1d88 1d60 0000 0001 0000 0202
4401  P....`........D.
>          0x0030:  003b                                 
   .;
>  13:32:36.240369 IP 168.75.68.97.80 >
10.40.32.181.4079: P
>  3677760917:3677760927(10) ack
>  383641718 win 11040
>          0x0000:  4500 0032 2e69 4000 3506 ffd3 a84b
4461  E..2.i.5....KDa
>          0x0010:  0a28 20b5 0050 0fef db36 2d95 16dd
e876  .(...P...6-....v
>          0x0020:  5018 2b20 0e7b 0000 0001 0000 0202
4401  P.+..{........D.
>          0x0030:  003b                                 
   .;
>  16:39:06.129241 IP 168.75.68.97.80 >
10.40.34.29.3199: P
>  979095712:979095722(10) ack
>  2179211625 win 11040
>          0x0000:  4500 0032 d0fb 4000 3506 5bd9 a84b
4461  E..2...5.[..KDa
>          0x0010:  0a28 221d 0050 0c7f 3a5b d0a0 81e4
2169  .("..P..:[....!i
>          0x0020:  5018 2b20 6a59 0000 0001 0000 0202
4401  P.+.jY........D.
>          0x0030:  003b                                 
   .;
>  16:39:36.999439 IP 168.75.68.97.80 >
10.40.34.29.3214: P
>  3429252465:3429252475(10) ack
>  2313734872 win 11040
>          0x0000:  4500 0032 933e 4000 3506 9996 a84b
4461  E..2.>.5....KDa
>          0x0010:  0a28 221d 0050 0c8e cc66 3d71 89e8
cad8  .("..P...f=q....
>          0x0020:  5018 2b20 b9fa 0000 0001 0000 0202
4401  P.+...........D.
>          0x0030:  003b                                 
   .;
>
>  So we do have multiple hosts on the inside network
talking to this
>  same address.
>
>  Do a nslookup on js.revsci.net:
>  js.revsci.net   canonical name = js.lb-revsci.net.
>  Name:   js.lb-revsci.net
>  Address: 168.75.68.97
>  Name:   js.lb-revsci.net
>  Address: 206.191.161.97
>  Name:   js.lb-revsci.net
>  Address: 209.249.142.9
>  Name:   js.lb-revsci.net
>  Address: 209.249.142.97
>  Name:   js.lb-revsci.net
>  Address: 38.96.134.241
>  The domain "revsci.net" is of course owned
by Revenue Science.  This
>  host,  168.75.68.97, is a "tracking data"
collection site.
>
>
>
>  In this other case, we caught the download of the
browser helper
>  object, downloaded from the same site at "clear
blue":
>  14:01:03.659262 IP 10.40.33.22.3736 >
168.75.68.97.80: P
>  3489417517:3489418851(1334) ack
>  3701690791 win 65535
>          0x0000:  4500 055e 0470 4000 7f06 da3f 0a28
2116  E..^.p....?.(!.
>          0x0010:  a84b 4461 0e98 0050 cffc 492d dca3
51a7  .KDa...P..I-..Q.
>          0x0020:  5018 ffff 9fc0 0000 4745 5420 2f63
6f6d  P.......GET./com
>          0x0030:  6d6f 6e2f 7063 782e 6a73 3f74 6d70
6c3d  mon/pcx.js?tmpl=
>          0x0040:  6164 3326 6373 6964 3d43 3035 3530
3326  ad3&csid=C05503&
>          0x0050:  6b6f 3d32 3030 375f 3130 5f31 355f
5f31  ko=2007_10_15__1
>          0x0060:  2048 5454 502f 312e 310d 0a41 6363
6570  .HTTP/1.1..Accep
>          0x0070:  743a 202a 2f2a 0d0a 5265 6665 7265
723a  t:.*/*..Referer:
>          0x0080:  2068 7474 703a 2f2f 7777 772e 6b63
7476  .http://www.kctv
>          0x0090:  352e 636f 6d2f 696e 6465 782e 6874
6d6c  5.com/index.html
>          0x00a0:  0d0a 4163 6365 7074 2d4c 616e 6775
6167  ..Accept-Languag
>          0x00b0:  653a 2065 6e2d 7573 0d0a 4163 6365
7074  e:.en-us..Accept
>          0x00c0:  2d45 6e63 6f64 696e 673a 2067 7a69
702c  -Encoding:.gzip,
>          0x00d0:  2064 6566 6c61 7465 0d0a 4966 2d4d
6f64  .deflate..If-Mod
>          0x00e0:  6966 6965 642d 5369 6e63 653a 204d
6f6e  ified-Since:.Mon
>          0x00f0:  2c20 3135 204f 6374 2032 3030 3720
3138  ,.15.Oct.2007.18
>          0x0100:  3a34 323a 3132 2047 4d54 0d0a 5573
6572  :42:12.GMT..User
>          0x0110:  2d41 6765 6e74 3a20 4d6f 7a69 6c6c
612f  -Agent:.Mozilla/
>          0x0120:  342e 3020 2863 6f6d 7061 7469 626c
653b  4.0.(compatible;
>          0x0130:  204d 5349 4520 362e 303b 2057 696e
646f  .MSIE.6.0;.Windo
>          0x0140:  7773 204e 5420 352e 313b 2053 5631
3b20  ws.NT.5.1;.SV1;.
>          0x0150:  4675 6e57 6562 5072 6f64 7563 7473
3b20  FunWebProducts;.
>          0x0160:  2e4e 4554 2043 4c52 2031 2e31 2e34
3332  .NET.CLR.1.1.432
>          0x0170:  323b 202e 4e45 5420 434c 5220 322e
302e  2;..NET.CLR.2.0.
>          0x0180:  3530 3732 3729 0d0a 486f 7374 3a20
6a73  50727)..Host:.js
>          0x0190:  2e72 6576 7363 692e 6e65 740d 0a43
6f6e  .revsci.net..Con
>          0x01a0:  6e65 6374 696f 6e3a 204b 6565 702d
416c  nection:.Keep-Al
>          0x01b0:  6976 650d 0a43 6f6f 6b69 653a 204e
4554  ive..Cookie:.NET
>          0x01c0:  4944 3031 3d42 7445 4458 7772 4031
5267  ID01=BtEDXwr1Rg
>          0x01d0:  4141 4472 4a4e 7059 4141 4147 423b
204e  AADrJNpYAAAGB;.N
>          0x01e0:  4554 5345 4753 5f43 3035 3530 333d
4642  ETSEGS_C05503=FB
>          0x01f0:  3732 4644 3139 4235 3045 4438 3236
2643  72FD19B50ED826&C
>
>  <snip>
>
>          0x0550:  3473 4c30 7864 6754 6566 0d0a 0d0a   
   4sL0xdgTef....
>
>  Look at the 'download' packet, above. The location
called "referrer"
>  is where the browser was right before this snapshot
was taken.
>  http://www.kctv5.com
/index.html. There are advertisers all over that
>  page. Kctv5, being a tv station, makes their living by
selling
>  advertising. They would obviously be a normal client
for Revenue
>  Science, to make sure they get paid for click throughs
to their
>  advertising partners.
>
>  to examine the installer code and the actual BHOcode
you can download
>  the code from:
>    http:/
/js.revsci.net/gateway/gw.js?csid=C05503
>  and the part that makes sure the money goes to kctv5:
>    http://www.
kctv5.com/js/4230798/script.js
>  and the tracking pixel:
>    http://pix01.revsci.net/C05503/a3/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/
0/0/noscript.gif
>
>
>
>
>
>
>  > Jack Pepper wrote:
>  >> Quoting Jack Pepper <pepperjackafferentsecurity.com>:
>  >>
>  >>>
>  >>> The rule for 2007591 is hitting lots of
malware check-ins, and they
>  >>> look like good hits.
>  >>
>  >> The hits do not look like Agent.Alt
infections.  They appear to be
>  >> counters for the Revenue Science BHO
application.
>  >>
>  >> Are other people seeing these?  I am seeing
these at all of my sites, in
>  >> some cases thousands of them.
>  >>
>  >> jp
>  >>
>  >>
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