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NISSAN.EXE
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Associated Malware Groups
The filename is associated with the malware groups:
- Cloaked Malware
- Malware Downloader
File Behavior
NISSAN.EXE has been seen to perform the following behavior:
- Found on infected systems and resists interrogation by security products
- Executes a Process
- Writes to another Process's Virtual Memory (Process Hijacking)
- Registers a Dynamic Link Library File
- Uses DNS to retrieve the IP address for web sites
- Uses low level functions to hide itself from the user and from system/security processes
- The Process is packed and/or encrypted using a software packing process
- This Process Deletes Other Processes From Disk
- This process creates other processes on disk
- Injects code into other processes
- Creates new folders on the system
- Enables an In Process Object/Server - Common with DLL Injections
- Sets processes to start during user logon
- Looks at the contents of the autoexec.bat file
- Drops known malicious software during execution
- Reads email address and phone book details
- Visits web sites on your PC without you knowing
NISSAN.EXE has been the subject of the following behavior:
- Executed as a Process
- Has code inserted into its Virtual Memory space by other programs
- Copied to multiple locations on the system
- Created as a process on disk
- Deleted as a process from disk
Country Of Origin
The filename NISSAN.EXE was first seen on Apr 9 2008 in the following geographical regions of the Webroot community:
- Germany on Apr 9 2008
- Brazil on Apr 27 2009
- Mexico on Aug 8 2009
- Uruguay on Sep 2 2009
- Poland on Sep 2 2009
- Europe on Sep 22 2009
- India on Jan 30 2010
- Philippines on Jan 30 2010
- South Africa on Jan 30 2010
File Name Aliases
NISSAN.EXE can also use the following file names:
- KLIKER.EXE
- KLIKER[n].JPG
- KLIKSOR.EXE
- HONDA.EXE
- HONDA[n].EXE
- KLIKTAR.EXE
- WINDOWS_XP_SP3_CRACK.EXE
- KLIKSIC.EXE
- KLIKSOR[n].JPG
- KLIKTAR[n].JPG
- KLITORIS.EXE
- KLIKIIIC.EXE
- KLIKIC.EXE
- KLIKSOR.JPG
- LALALALA.JPG
- LALALALA.EXE
- ZLATIBOR[n].EXE
- WORD.EXE
- NANNYBRE[n].EXE
- FIRE.EXE
- NANNY.EXE
- NANNYBRE[1].EXE
- HELGA1[1].EXE
- VRHPRAVI.EXE
- NANNY[n].EXE
- HELGA2[1].EXE
- KARLEUSA.EXE
- U.EXE
- 663.EXE
- 774.EXE
- 787.EXE
- 508.EXE
- 810.EXE
- 343.EXE
- 131.EXE
- 366.EXE
- 044.EXE
Filesizes
The following file size has been seen:
- 1,977,133 bytes
- 135,680 bytes
- 96,173 bytes
- 126,976 bytes
- 217,607 bytes
- 113,664 bytes
- 196,063 bytes
File Type
The filename NISSAN.EXE refers to many versions of an executable program.
File Activity
One or more files with the name NISSAN.EXE creates, deletes, copies or moves the following files and folders:
- Creates c:\recycler\s-1-5-21-1015287793-0061816906-212754092-2129\Desktop.ini
- Opens/modifes c:\autoexec.bat
- Creates c:\docume~1\user\locals~1\temp\384.exe
- Deletes c:\recycler\s-1-5-21-1015287793-0061816906-212754092-2129\nissan.exe
- Deletes c:\recycler\s-1-5-21-1015287793-0061816906-212754092-2129\Desktop.ini
- Copies filec:\docume~1\user\locals~1\temp\384.exe to c:\recycler\s-1-5-21-4818907455-8526757356-829515282-7500\nissan.exe
- Creates c:\recycler\s-1-5-21-4818907455-8526757356-829515282-7500\Desktop.ini
Network Activity
One or more files with the name NISSAN.EXE performs the following network events:
- DNS Lookup85.131.154.34 sandra.prichaonica.com
- DNS Lookup1.1.9.1 DC9-JRWOG637
Website Activity
One or more files with the name NISSAN.EXE interacts with the following web sites and pages. Web addresses have been deliberately modified to prevent unintentional use.
- 85 .131 .154 .34 / ~aljosha / finito / turska731 .exe
- TCP:85.131.154.34:9000 Port:27
- TCP:212.48.121.27:11600 Port:26
- Port 80 IP:85.131.154.34
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