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MAL | Poison Ivy | 0.89542 | 936 | B-Hack withdrew from direct targeting using Poison Ivy in 2013 and conducted its first known retooling operation, upgrading its capabilities and replatforming to use PlugX . | 2,503 |
TIME | 2013 | 0.928783 | 936 | B-Hack withdrew from direct targeting using Poison Ivy in 2013 and conducted its first known retooling operation, upgrading its capabilities and replatforming to use PlugX . | 2,504 |
MAL | PlugX | 0.913283 | 936 | B-Hack withdrew from direct targeting using Poison Ivy in 2013 and conducted its first known retooling operation, upgrading its capabilities and replatforming to use PlugX . | 2,505 |
SECTEAM | FireEye | 0.931461 | 937 | It is highly likely that this is due to the release of the 2013 FireEye report . | 2,506 |
ACT | B- | 0.645937 | 938 | Our report will detail the most recent B- conducted by B-Hack, including the sustained targeting of B-, which we have named B- I- I-, and the targeting of a number of Japanese B- . | 2,507 |
APT | B-Hack, | 0.899542 | 938 | Our report will detail the most recent B- conducted by B-Hack, including the sustained targeting of B-, which we have named B- I- I-, and the targeting of a number of Japanese B- . | 2,508 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.540933 | 940 | Given the level of client network access B- have, once B-Hack has gained access to a MSP, it is likely to be relatively straightforward to exploit this and move laterally onto the networks of potentially thousands of other victims . | 2,509 |
MAL | MSP, | 0.886241 | 940 | Given the level of client network access B- have, once B-Hack has gained access to a MSP, it is likely to be relatively straightforward to exploit this and move laterally onto the networks of potentially thousands of other victims . | 2,510 |
VULNAME | exploit | 0.909632 | 940 | Given the level of client network access B- have, once B-Hack has gained access to a MSP, it is likely to be relatively straightforward to exploit this and move laterally onto the networks of potentially thousands of other victims . | 2,511 |
FILE | B-Hack | 0.452398 | 942 | B-Hack has been observed to exfiltrate stolen intellectual property via the B-, hence evading local network defences . | 2,512 |
TOOL | (C2) | 0.550847 | 943 | The command and control (C2) infrastructure chosen by B-Hack for B- I- I- is predominantly referenced using dynamic-DNS domains . | 2,513 |
MAL | dynamic-DNS domains | 0.893388 | 943 | The command and control (C2) infrastructure chosen by B-Hack for B- I- I- is predominantly referenced using dynamic-DNS domains . | 2,514 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.907153 | 944 | Several of these provide enterprise services or cloud hosting, supporting our assessment that B-Hack are almost certainly targeting B- . | 2,515 |
TIME | March 2016 | 0.9256 | 945 | The 13th FYP was released in March 2016 and the sectors and organisations known to be targeted by B-Hack are broadly in line with the strategic aims documented in this plan . | 2,516 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.910931 | 945 | The 13th FYP was released in March 2016 and the sectors and organisations known to be targeted by B-Hack are broadly in line with the strategic aims documented in this plan . | 2,517 |
IDTY | B- | 0.53248 | 946 | These aims outlined in the FYP will largely dictate the growth of B- in China and are, therefore, likely to also form part of Chinese B-' business strategies . | 2,518 |
LOC | China | 0.86141 | 946 | These aims outlined in the FYP will largely dictate the growth of B- in China and are, therefore, likely to also form part of Chinese B-' business strategies . | 2,519 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.810734 | 947 | B-Hack has, in the past, primarily been known for its targeting of B- and US defence industrial base organisations, with the earliest known date of its B- being in December 2009 . | 2,520 |
LOC | US | 0.601778 | 947 | B-Hack has, in the past, primarily been known for its targeting of B- and US defence industrial base organisations, with the earliest known date of its B- being in December 2009 . | 2,521 |
TIME | December 2009 | 0.92523 | 947 | B-Hack has, in the past, primarily been known for its targeting of B- and US defence industrial base organisations, with the earliest known date of its B- being in December 2009 . | 2,522 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.90841 | 948 | Observed B-Hack targeting is in line with many of the historic compromises we have outlined previously as originating from China . | 2,523 |
LOC | China | 0.914003 | 948 | Observed B-Hack targeting is in line with many of the historic compromises we have outlined previously as originating from China . | 2,524 |
ACT | B-Hack I-Hack | 0.886112 | 949 | In line with commonly used B-Hack I-Hack methodologies, the B-Hack I-Hack aligns its decoy documents to a topic of interest relevant to the recipient . | 2,526 |
MAL | decoy documents | 0.834269 | 949 | In line with commonly used B-Hack I-Hack methodologies, the B-Hack I-Hack aligns its decoy documents to a topic of interest relevant to the recipient . | 2,527 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.910275 | 950 | This section details changes made to B-Hack tools, techniques and procedures (TTPs) post-2014, following its shift from Poison Ivy to PlugX . | 2,528 |
TIME | post-2014, | 0.900961 | 950 | This section details changes made to B-Hack tools, techniques and procedures (TTPs) post-2014, following its shift from Poison Ivy to PlugX . | 2,529 |
MAL | Poison Ivy | 0.877155 | 950 | This section details changes made to B-Hack tools, techniques and procedures (TTPs) post-2014, following its shift from Poison Ivy to PlugX . | 2,530 |
MAL | PlugX | 0.912542 | 950 | This section details changes made to B-Hack tools, techniques and procedures (TTPs) post-2014, following its shift from Poison Ivy to PlugX . | 2,531 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.838047 | 951 | We have observed that in cases where B-Hack has infiltrated a target via an MSP, it continues to use the B- credentials . | 2,532 |
MAL | MSP, | 0.885928 | 951 | We have observed that in cases where B-Hack has infiltrated a target via an MSP, it continues to use the B- credentials . | 2,533 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.879408 | 952 | In order to gain any further credentials, B-Hack will usually deploy credential theft tools such as mimikatz or PwDump, sometimes using DLL load order hijacking, to use against a domain controller, explained further in Annex B . | 2,534 |
MAL | mimikatz | 0.910286 | 952 | In order to gain any further credentials, B-Hack will usually deploy credential theft tools such as mimikatz or PwDump, sometimes using DLL load order hijacking, to use against a domain controller, explained further in Annex B . | 2,535 |
MAL | PwDump, | 0.912088 | 952 | In order to gain any further credentials, B-Hack will usually deploy credential theft tools such as mimikatz or PwDump, sometimes using DLL load order hijacking, to use against a domain controller, explained further in Annex B . | 2,536 |
MAL | DLL load order hijacking, | 0.852833 | 952 | In order to gain any further credentials, B-Hack will usually deploy credential theft tools such as mimikatz or PwDump, sometimes using DLL load order hijacking, to use against a domain controller, explained further in Annex B . | 2,537 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.453956 | 953 | B-Hack achieves persistence on its targets primarily by using scheduled tasks or Windows services in order to ensure the malware remains active regardless of system reboots . | 2,538 |
MAL | scheduled tasks | 0.758905 | 953 | B-Hack achieves persistence on its targets primarily by using scheduled tasks or Windows services in order to ensure the malware remains active regardless of system reboots . | 2,539 |
OS | Windows | 0.82748 | 953 | B-Hack achieves persistence on its targets primarily by using scheduled tasks or Windows services in order to ensure the malware remains active regardless of system reboots . | 2,540 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.884218 | 955 | In the majority of instances B-Hack used either a reverse shell or RDP connection to install its malware; the B-Hack also uses these methods to propagate across the network . | 2,541 |
MAL | reverse shell | 0.835197 | 955 | In the majority of instances B-Hack used either a reverse shell or RDP connection to install its malware; the B-Hack also uses these methods to propagate across the network . | 2,542 |
MAL | RDP | 0.899035 | 955 | In the majority of instances B-Hack used either a reverse shell or RDP connection to install its malware; the B-Hack also uses these methods to propagate across the network . | 2,543 |
MAL | EvilGrab, | 0.910881 | 956 | The tactical malware, historically EvilGrab, and now ChChes (and likely also RedLeaves), is designed to be lightweight and disposable, often being delivered through spear phishing . | 2,545 |
MAL | ChChes | 0.909477 | 956 | The tactical malware, historically EvilGrab, and now ChChes (and likely also RedLeaves), is designed to be lightweight and disposable, often being delivered through spear phishing . | 2,546 |
MAL | RedLeaves), | 0.911243 | 956 | The tactical malware, historically EvilGrab, and now ChChes (and likely also RedLeaves), is designed to be lightweight and disposable, often being delivered through spear phishing . | 2,547 |
ACT | spear phishing | 0.921257 | 956 | The tactical malware, historically EvilGrab, and now ChChes (and likely also RedLeaves), is designed to be lightweight and disposable, often being delivered through spear phishing . | 2,548 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.836129 | 958 | We have also observed B-Hack use DLL search order hijacking and sideloading, to execute some modified versions of open-source tools . | 2,549 |
ACT | DLL search order hijacking and sideloading, | 0.929852 | 958 | We have also observed B-Hack use DLL search order hijacking and sideloading, to execute some modified versions of open-source tools . | 2,550 |
SECTEAM | PwC UK | 0.897269 | 959 | For example, PwC UK has observed B-Hack compiling DLLs out of tools, such as Mimikatz and PwDump6, and using legitimate, signed software, such as Windows Defender to load the malicious payloads . | 2,551 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.900012 | 959 | For example, PwC UK has observed B-Hack compiling DLLs out of tools, such as Mimikatz and PwDump6, and using legitimate, signed software, such as Windows Defender to load the malicious payloads . | 2,552 |
MAL | Mimikatz | 0.929418 | 959 | For example, PwC UK has observed B-Hack compiling DLLs out of tools, such as Mimikatz and PwDump6, and using legitimate, signed software, such as Windows Defender to load the malicious payloads . | 2,553 |
MAL | PwDump6, | 0.925661 | 959 | For example, PwC UK has observed B-Hack compiling DLLs out of tools, such as Mimikatz and PwDump6, and using legitimate, signed software, such as Windows Defender to load the malicious payloads . | 2,554 |
OS | Windows | 0.914062 | 959 | For example, PwC UK has observed B-Hack compiling DLLs out of tools, such as Mimikatz and PwDump6, and using legitimate, signed software, such as Windows Defender to load the malicious payloads . | 2,555 |
TIME | late 2016 | 0.905809 | 960 | During our analysis of victim networks, we were able to observe B-Hack once again initiate a retooling cycle in late 2016 . | 2,556 |
MAL | Quasar malware, | 0.911022 | 961 | We observed the deployment and testing of multiple versions of Quasar malware, and the introduction of the bespoke malware families ChChes and RedLeaves . | 2,557 |
MAL | ChChes | 0.916044 | 961 | We observed the deployment and testing of multiple versions of Quasar malware, and the introduction of the bespoke malware families ChChes and RedLeaves . | 2,558 |
MAL | RedLeaves | 0.915705 | 961 | We observed the deployment and testing of multiple versions of Quasar malware, and the introduction of the bespoke malware families ChChes and RedLeaves . | 2,559 |
LOC | China-based | 0.90298 | 962 | B-Hack is a constantly evolving, highly persistent China-based B-Hack I-Hack that has an ambitious and unprecedented collection programme against a broad spectrum of sectors, enabled by its strategic targeting . | 2,561 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.513 | 962 | B-Hack is a constantly evolving, highly persistent China-based B-Hack I-Hack that has an ambitious and unprecedented collection programme against a broad spectrum of sectors, enabled by its strategic targeting . | 2,562 |
TIME | 2013, | 0.927774 | 963 | Since exposure of its operations in 2013, B-Hack has made a number of significant changes intended to thwart detection of its B- . | 2,563 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.876011 | 963 | Since exposure of its operations in 2013, B-Hack has made a number of significant changes intended to thwart detection of its B- . | 2,564 |
SECTEAM | PwC UK | 0.896796 | 964 | PwC UK and BAE Systems, working closely with B- and B-, have uncovered a new, unparallelled B- which we refer to as B- I- I- . | 2,565 |
SECTEAM | BAE Systems, | 0.894944 | 964 | PwC UK and BAE Systems, working closely with B- and B-, have uncovered a new, unparallelled B- which we refer to as B- I- I- . | 2,566 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.898923 | 965 | This operation has targeted B- I- I- I-, the compromise of which provides B-Hack with potential access to thousands of further victims . | 2,567 |
LOC | China-based | 0.921824 | 967 | B-Hack's malware toolbox shows a clear evolution from malware commonly associated with China-based B-Hack I-Hack towards bespoke in-house malware that has been used in more recent B-; this is indicative of B-Hack's increasing sophistication, which is highly likely to continue . | 2,569 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.879546 | 967 | B-Hack's malware toolbox shows a clear evolution from malware commonly associated with China-based B-Hack I-Hack towards bespoke in-house malware that has been used in more recent B-; this is indicative of B-Hack's increasing sophistication, which is highly likely to continue . | 2,570 |
APT | B-Hack's | 0.9151 | 967 | B-Hack's malware toolbox shows a clear evolution from malware commonly associated with China-based B-Hack I-Hack towards bespoke in-house malware that has been used in more recent B-; this is indicative of B-Hack's increasing sophistication, which is highly likely to continue . | 2,571 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.629527 | 968 | The B-Hack I-Hack's known working hours align to Chinese Standard Time (CST) and its targeting corresponds to that of other known China-based B-Hack I-Hack, which supports our assessment that these B- are conducted by B-Hack . | 2,572 |
LOC | Chinese | 0.630531 | 968 | The B-Hack I-Hack's known working hours align to Chinese Standard Time (CST) and its targeting corresponds to that of other known China-based B-Hack I-Hack, which supports our assessment that these B- are conducted by B-Hack . | 2,573 |
LOC | China-based | 0.896814 | 968 | The B-Hack I-Hack's known working hours align to Chinese Standard Time (CST) and its targeting corresponds to that of other known China-based B-Hack I-Hack, which supports our assessment that these B- are conducted by B-Hack . | 2,574 |
SECTEAM | FireEye | 0.924048 | 969 | B-Hack (B-Hack I-Hack) is a Chinese B-Hack I-Hack I-Hack that FireEye has tracked since 2009 . | 2,577 |
TIME | 2009 | 0.873683 | 969 | B-Hack (B-Hack I-Hack) is a Chinese B-Hack I-Hack I-Hack that FireEye has tracked since 2009 . | 2,578 |
LOC | South China Sea, | 0.914354 | 970 | Its targets include the B- I- and B- of countries with national interests in the South China Sea, including some within the U.S. | 2,579 |
LOC | U.S. | 0.880496 | 970 | Its targets include the B- I- and B- of countries with national interests in the South China Sea, including some within the U.S. | 2,580 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.900094 | 972 | B-Hack may have chosen its targets based on the rich resources of South China Sea region – the world's second business sea-lane, according to Wikipedia – including rare earth metals, crude B-, and natural B- . | 2,581 |
LOC | South China Sea | 0.896619 | 972 | B-Hack may have chosen its targets based on the rich resources of South China Sea region – the world's second business sea-lane, according to Wikipedia – including rare earth metals, crude B-, and natural B- . | 2,582 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.907912 | 973 | B-Hack appears to operate out of China's Jiangsu Province . | 2,583 |
LOC | China's Jiangsu Province | 0.909628 | 973 | B-Hack appears to operate out of China's Jiangsu Province . | 2,584 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.578983 | 974 | B-Hack and B-Hack both use a well-known proxy tool – HUC Packet Transmit Tool (HTRAN) – to disguise their geographical locations . | 2,586 |
TOOL | HUC Packet Transmit Tool (HTRAN) | 0.794239 | 974 | B-Hack and B-Hack both use a well-known proxy tool – HUC Packet Transmit Tool (HTRAN) – to disguise their geographical locations . | 2,587 |
SECTEAM | FireEye | 0.919648 | 975 | However, FireEye researchers do not have enough insight to reliably report a definitive connection to the B-Hack and B-Hack I-Hack . | 2,588 |
ACT | B-Hack | 0.33591 | 976 | Both B-Hack and B-Hack favor spear-phishing emails as an B- vector, often employing a decoy to deceive the victim . | 2,589 |
ACT | spear-phishing | 0.923327 | 976 | Both B-Hack and B-Hack favor spear-phishing emails as an B- vector, often employing a decoy to deceive the victim . | 2,591 |
TOOL | emails | 0.905892 | 976 | Both B-Hack and B-Hack favor spear-phishing emails as an B- vector, often employing a decoy to deceive the victim . | 2,592 |
FILE | Attachments | 0.924973 | 977 | Attachments are typically sent as an executable file embedded in a ZIP archive or a password-protected Microsoft Office document . | 2,593 |
ACT | ZIP archive | 0.92709 | 977 | Attachments are typically sent as an executable file embedded in a ZIP archive or a password-protected Microsoft Office document . | 2,594 |
ACT | password-protected Microsoft Office document | 0.917785 | 977 | Attachments are typically sent as an executable file embedded in a ZIP archive or a password-protected Microsoft Office document . | 2,595 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.586372 | 978 | We observed B-Hack running HTRAN proxies on their multiple Command and Control (C2) servers – all operated on CHINANET, and hosted in Guangdong Province . | 2,596 |
MAL | HTRAN | 0.910343 | 978 | We observed B-Hack running HTRAN proxies on their multiple Command and Control (C2) servers – all operated on CHINANET, and hosted in Guangdong Province . | 2,597 |
TOOL | Command | 0.453569 | 978 | We observed B-Hack running HTRAN proxies on their multiple Command and Control (C2) servers – all operated on CHINANET, and hosted in Guangdong Province . | 2,598 |
TOOL | (C2) | 0.530896 | 978 | We observed B-Hack running HTRAN proxies on their multiple Command and Control (C2) servers – all operated on CHINANET, and hosted in Guangdong Province . | 2,599 |
LOC | Guangdong Province | 0.916157 | 978 | We observed B-Hack running HTRAN proxies on their multiple Command and Control (C2) servers – all operated on CHINANET, and hosted in Guangdong Province . | 2,600 |
MAL | HTRAN | 0.82926 | 979 | Like the B-Hack I-Hack, we observed B-Hack running HTRAN to proxy their C2 servers, which are also operated on CHINANET but are hosted in the Jiangsu Province . | 2,601 |
TOOL | C2 | 0.915444 | 979 | Like the B-Hack I-Hack, we observed B-Hack running HTRAN to proxy their C2 servers, which are also operated on CHINANET but are hosted in the Jiangsu Province . | 2,602 |
LOC | Jiangsu Province | 0.935114 | 979 | Like the B-Hack I-Hack, we observed B-Hack running HTRAN to proxy their C2 servers, which are also operated on CHINANET but are hosted in the Jiangsu Province . | 2,603 |
LOC | South China Sea, | 0.896223 | 980 | Primarily focused on B- and military operations of countries with interests in the South China Sea, B-Hack likely chooses its targets based on region's rich natural resources . | 2,604 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.733647 | 980 | Primarily focused on B- and military operations of countries with interests in the South China Sea, B-Hack likely chooses its targets based on region's rich natural resources . | 2,605 |
LOC | Japan | 0.878576 | 981 | By targeting B- and B- operations in Japan and Taiwan, B-Hack may be acquiring trade secrets for a competitive B- advantage . | 2,606 |
LOC | Taiwan, | 0.896231 | 981 | By targeting B- and B- operations in Japan and Taiwan, B-Hack may be acquiring trade secrets for a competitive B- advantage . | 2,607 |
APT | B-Hack | 0.879118 | 981 | By targeting B- and B- operations in Japan and Taiwan, B-Hack may be acquiring trade secrets for a competitive B- advantage . | 2,608 |
LOC | U.S. | 0.917888 | 983 | and as discovered later, even the U.S. | 2,609 |
ACT | B-Hack, | 0.671115 | 985 | The second B-Hack, known as B-Hack, targets B- and B- I- in Japan and Taiwan . | 2,610 |
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