Name :	Backdoor:W32/Hupigon.EMV
Detection Names :	Backdoor.Win32.Hupigon.emv
Category:	Malware
Type:	Backdoor
Platform:	W32

A backdoor is a Remote Administration Tools (RAT) that expose infected machines to external control via the Internet by remote attackers.

File System Changes
Create these directories:

This backdoor is detected as a member of the Hupigon family. The Backdoor:W32/Hupigon description provides additional details.

Copies itself to:


Replicates these original Windows applications with an additional "EXE" extension:


Hupigon.EMV attempts to disable/redirect Windows applications using the following registry entries:


Registers itself as Windows COM+ System Application service using these registry entries:


Attempts to locate and terminate the following process:


Attempts to close windows containing these strings:


Attempts to connect to 218.16.138.64 on TCP port 81.

Propagation

It attempts to propagate by creating "\runauto..\autorun.pif" and "\autorun.inf" on all available drives, including removable drives.

The autorun.inf file is detected as Worm.Win32.AutoRun.dms.

The autorun.inf appears as:



To make sure it will only run once, the mutex "Red_Server_2007" is created.