The plugin_dridex plugin was updated.
And oledump.py has a new option: –quiet: only print output from plugins.
oledump_V0_0_9.zip (https)
MD5: 849C26F32397D2508381A8472FE40F90
SHA256: 74887EA3D4362C46CCBF67B89BB41D7AACE9E405E4CB5B63888FEDCE20FD6A07
Several dridex .doc examples that do not seem to decode under oledump v0.0.9, via http or dridex plugin.
Mirror1: http://www.mediafire.com
Mirror2: https://www.sendspace.com
Comment by Anonymous — Friday 20 February 2015 @ 1:42
got another .doc sample which was detected by 1/57 in virustotal see: 1cf2218f95300c6a963976d154af0700113fd8e7e120654af70d4b976ec5c163
the filename changes at the end with numbers so it seems like some champaign
maybe worth a look
sincerly
skippie
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