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Malware is suspected on a server in the environment. The analyst is provided with the output of commands from servers in the environment and needs to review all output files in order to determine which process running on one of the servers may be malware. Servers 1, 2 and 4 are clickable. Select the Server which hosts the malware, and select the process which hosts this malware.
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Malware is suspected on a server in the environment. The analyst is provided with the output of commands from servers in the environment and needs to review all output files in order to determine which process running on one of the servers may be malware. Servers 1, 2 and 4 are clickable. Select the Server which hosts the malware, and select the process which hosts this malware.
Instructions:
If any time you would like to bring back the initial state of the simulation, please select the Reset button.
When you have completed the simulation, please select the Done button to submit. Once the simulation is submitted, please select the Next button to continue.
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server 1 is infected with (notepad process) id 1276
@Vke - Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't Server 1 connect to Server 4 over ports 443-445-139?
Server 1 and Server 4 are both contacted by 172.30.0.148 over 3389 which is in the private IP range anyway.
For me Server 1 in the DMZ using notepad.exe to connect to the LAN on port 443 is suspicious. Thats where I'm at anyway.
Google "QAZ Trojan". Its a backdoor trojan that renames the real notepad.exe to note.exe and then steals its name. When a user want to use the genuine notepad the trojan will launch note.exe
Yes :
server 4 connected to server 1 and share malware u can see it on network connections OUT 192.160.50.6 > 10.1.1.2
IN 10.1.1.2 < 192.160.50.6
Process with PID 348 (svchost.exe) have established connection with external IP and we see same connection on server1
So Server4 infected , from server4 infected server1 and that hosts have backdoors to 172.30.0.148
can some one explain this it iwll be a great help