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    LausivLoader JS self-copy to fake PhotoEngine PhotoStudio.js path

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    GlassDiceBearhttps://www.dicebear.comhttps://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/„Glass” (https://www.dicebear.com) by „DiceBear”, licensed under „CC0 1.0” (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/)
    Ibrahim Saud@tektrix
    •updated 20 days ago•0•0•2

    Detects the creation of a JavaScript file masquerading as a legitimate Microsoft PhotoEngine component ('PhotoStudio.js') within the '%LOCALAPPDATA%' directory. This behavior is associated with the LausivLoader malware, which uses this masquerading technique to evade detection.

    Splunk (SPL)

    Tags

    T1036 - MasqueradingTA0005 - StealthFile CreationScript ExecutionWindowsWindows Sysmonspl

    Found in

    • LausivLoader Analysis: Multi-Stage Infection via Environment VariablesLast updated 21 days ago
    • LausivLoader Analysis: Multi-Stage Infection via Environment VariablesLast updated 21 days ago
    • LausivLoader Analysis: Multi-Stage Infection via Environment VariablesLast updated 21 days ago
    • LausivLoader Analysis: Multi-Stage Infection via Environment VariablesLast updated 21 days ago
    • LausivLoader Analysis: Multi-Stage Infection via Environment VariablesLast updated 21 days ago

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