Technical information
Malicious functions:
Executes code of the following detected threats:
- Android.BankBot.Coper.1.origin
Removes app icon from the screen.
Network activity:
Connects to:
- UDP(DNS) <Google DNS>
- UDP(DNS) 8####.8.4.4:53
- TCP(HTTP/1.1) connect####.gst####.com:80
- TCP(TLS/1.0) rr18---####.g####.com:443
- TCP(TLS/1.0) connect####.gst####.com:443
- TCP(TLS/1.0) p####.google####.com:443
- TCP(TLS/1.0) 74.1####.205.139:443
- TCP(TLS/1.0) f####.gst####.com:443
- TCP(TLS/1.0) rr2---s####.g####.com:443
- TCP(TLS/1.0) and####.a####.go####.com:443
- TCP(TLS/1.0) potasu####.top:443
- TCP(TLS/1.0) and####.google####.com:443
- TCP(TLS/1.2) www.go####.com:443
- UDP rr18---####.g####.com:443
- UDP p####.google####.com:443
DNS requests:
- and####.a####.go####.com
- and####.google####.com
- bobnoo####.org
- connect####.gst####.com
- f####.gst####.com
- gmscomp####.google####.com
- jungg####.top
- junggpe####.com
- junggvb####.com
- junggvb####.com
- junggvb####.top
- junggvr####.org
- m####.go####.com
- p####.google####.com
- potasu####.top
- rr18---####.g####.com
- rr2---s####.g####.com
- rr9---s####.g####.com
- www.go####.com
- www.google####.com
HTTP POST requests:
- potasu####.top:443/ZTZkNTJjNTkwYzk3/
File system changes:
Creates the following files:
- /data/data/####/cA.dex
- /data/data/####/cA.dex.flock (deleted)
- /data/data/####/cA.json
- /data/data/####/doups
- /data/data/####/doups.dex
- /data/data/####/doups.dex.flock (deleted)
- /data/data/####/main.xml
- /data/data/####/main.xml.bak
- /data/data/####/proc_auxv
- /data/misc/####/primary.prof
Miscellaneous:
Loads the following dynamic libraries:
- libXJDSZrI
Uses the following algorithms to encrypt data:
- AES-ECB-PKCS5Padding
Uses the following algorithms to decrypt data:
- AES-ECB-PKCS5Padding
Gets information about network.
Gets information about phone status (number, IMEI, etc.).
Gets information about installed apps.
Adds tasks to the system scheduler.
Gets information about sent/received SMS.
Intercepts notifications.
Appears corrupted in a way typical for malicious files.
