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Malware Analysis Using Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning

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Focusing on its unpacking process and reflective DLL loading techniques. Using tools like capa, IDA, and Hiew, researchers identified that the malware requires a specific command-line password to decrypt its malicious payload and initiate execution. The ransomware employs robust encryption standards, namely RSA-2048 and ChaCha, while actively terminating security and forensic processes to evade detection. Beyond its technical capabilities, the report highlights the group's extortion methods, which include a "Hall of Shame" website for leaking stolen data and a unique killswitch involving a specific Python file. Ultimately, the documentation underscores the malware’s sophisticated defense evasion and its operational similarities to the notorious Maze ransomware.

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