timb-machine / timb-machine/linux-malware
[Intel]: https://www.countercraftsec.com/blog/a-step-by-step-bpfdoor-compromise/
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Description
Area
Malware reports
Parent threat
Persistence, Defense Evasion, Command and Control
Finding
https://www.countercraftsec.com/blog/a-step-by-step-bpfdoor-compromise/
Industry reference
attack:T1205.002:Socket Filters
attack:T1036:Masquerading
attack:T1070:Indicator Removal on Host
attack:T1205:Traffic Signaling
attack:T1573:Encrypted Channel
attack:T1106:Native API
attack:T1059.004: Unix Shell
attack:T1070.004:File Deletion
attack:T1036.004:Masquerade Task or Service
attack:T1070.006:Timestomp
uses:RedirectionToNull
uses:Non-persistentStorage
attack:T1036.005:Match Legitimate Name or Location
uses:ProcessTreeSpoofing
attack:T1562.004:Disable or Modify System Firewall
Malware reference
BPFDoor
/malware/binaries/BPFDoor
Unix.Backdoor.RedMenshen
Actor reference
No response
Component
Linux
Solaris
Scenario
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