QQRob.GV
Summary
QQRob.GV logs keystrokes and sends the results to an email address.Upon execution, QQRob.GV drops a copy of itself on Windows System Directory as:
- %systemdir%\NTdhcp.exe
Note: %systemdir% is by default C:\Windows\System32Please see the lower section for additional details.
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Technical Details
Upon execution, QQRob.GV drops a copy of itself in the Windows System Directory as:
- %systemdir%\NTdhcp.exe
Note: %systemdir% is by default C:\Windows\System32*It uses a notepad icon. It also creates the following non-malicious batch file in the Windows Directory:
- %windir%\deleteme.bat
Note: %windir% is by default C:\WindowsQQRob.GV then creates the following registry value for its auto-start mechanism:
- HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Currentversion\RunNTdhcp = "%systemdir%\NTdhcp.exe
It checks for the file:
- %systemdir%\Kvnative.exe
If the file above exists, it will rename the file to Kvnative.bakQQRob.GV terminates the following security and antivirus related processes:
- CCAPP.EXE
- EGHOST.EXE
- FireTray.exe
- Iparmor.exe
- KASMain.EXE
- KAV32.EXE
- KAVPFW.EXE
- KAVPLUS.EXE
- KAVStart.exe
- KmailMon.EXE
- KPFW32.EXE
- KPOPMON.EXE
- KVCenter.kxp
- KvDetech.exe
- KVFW.EXE
- KWatch9x.exe
- KWATCHUI.EXE
- MAILMON.EXE
- MCAGENT.EXE
- MCVSESCN.EXE
- MSKAGENT.EXE
- RAV.EXE
- RAVMON.EXE
- RavTask.exe
- RAVTIMER.EXE
- RegGuide.exe
- SHSTAT.EXE
- SmartUp.exe
- TBMon.exe
- TrojanDetector.EXE
- UIHost.exe
- UpdaterUI.exe
- WNILOGON.exe
QQRob.GV disables the following services through the registry [HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet]:
- ccEvtMgr
- ccProxy
- ccSetMgr
- FireSvc
- kavsvc
- KPfwSvc
- KVSrvXP
- KVWSC
- KWatchSvc
- McAfeeFramework
- McShield
- McTaskManager
- MskService
- navapsvc
- NPFMntor
- RfwService
- RsCCenter
- RsRavMon
- SNDSrvc
- SPBBCSvc
- Symantec Core LC
- wscsvc
QQRob.GV also checks for security and antivirus related registry values in [HKLM\SoftWare\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run].If the following registry keys exist, they will be deleted:
- ccApp
- iDuba Personal FireWall
- KAVPersonal50
- KavPFW
- KAVRun
- KavStart
- KpopMon
- Kulansyn
- KvMonXP
- KvPpWall_autorun
- KvXP
- KWatch9x
- McAfeeUpdaterUI
- MCAgentExe
- McRegWiz
- MCUpdateExe
- MSKAGENTEXE
- MSKDetectorExe
- NAV CfgWiz
- Network Associates Error Reporting Service
- RavTask
- RavTimer
- RfwMain
- Services
- ShStatEXE
- SonudMan
- SSC_UserPrompt
- VirusScan Online
- VSOCheckTask
QQRob.GV logs keyboard strokes of the user and sends it to a certain email address using its own SMTP engine.
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