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Overview 3PARA RAT 4H RAT adbupd Adups ADVSTORESHELL Agent Tesla Agent.btz Allwinner Android Overlay Malware Android/Chuli.A ANDROIDOS_ANSERVER.A AndroRAT Arp ASPXSpy Astaroth at AuditCred AutoIt backdoor Azorult Backdoor.Oldrea BACKSPACE BADCALL BADNEWS BadPatch Bandook Bankshot BBSRAT BISCUIT Bisonal BITSAdmin BLACKCOFFEE BlackEnergy BONDUPDATER BOOTRASH BrainTest Brave Prince Briba BS2005 BUBBLEWRAP Cachedump CALENDAR Calisto CallMe Cannon Carbanak Carbon Cardinal RAT Catchamas CCBkdr certutil Chaos Charger ChChes Cherry Picker China Chopper CHOPSTICK CloudDuke cmd Cobalt Strike Cobian RAT CoinTicker Comnie ComRAT CORALDECK CORESHELL CosmicDuke CozyCar Crimson CrossRAT DarkComet Daserf DDKONG DealersChoice Dendroid Denis Derusbi Dipsind DOGCALL Dok Downdelph DownPaper DressCode Dridex DroidJack dsquery DualToy Duqu DustySky Dyre Ebury Elise ELMER Emissary Emotet Empire Epic EvilBunny EvilGrab Exaramel Expand FakeM FALLCHILL Felismus FELIXROOT Fgdump Final1stspy FinFisher Flame FLASHFLOOD FlawedAmmyy FlawedGrace FLIPSIDE Forfiles FruitFly FTP Gazer GeminiDuke gh0st RAT GLOOXMAIL Gold Dragon Gooligan GravityRAT GreyEnergy gsecdump H1N1 Hacking Team UEFI Rootkit HALFBAKED HAMMERTOSS HAPPYWORK HARDRAIN Havij HAWKBALL hcdLoader HDoor Helminth Hi-Zor HiddenWasp HIDEDRV Hikit HOMEFRY HOPLIGHT HTRAN HTTPBrowser httpclient HummingBad HummingWhale Hydraq HyperBro ifconfig iKitten Impacket InnaputRAT InvisiMole Invoke-PSImage ipconfig ISMInjector Ixeshe Janicab JCry JHUHUGIT JPIN jRAT Judy KARAE Kasidet Kazuar KeyBoy Keydnap KEYMARBLE KeyRaider Koadic Komplex KOMPROGO KONNI Kwampirs LaZagne LightNeuron Linfo Linux Rabbit LockerGoga LoJax LOWBALL Lslsass Lurid MacSpy Marcher Matroyshka MazarBOT meek Micropsia Mimikatz MimiPenguin Miner-C MiniDuke MirageFox Mis-Type Misdat Mivast MobileOrder MoonWind More_eggs Mosquito MURKYTOP Naid NanHaiShu NanoCore NavRAT nbtstat NDiskMonitor Nerex Net Net Crawler NETEAGLE netsh netstat NetTraveler NETWIRE Nidiran njRAT Nltest NOKKI NotCompatible NotPetya OBAD OceanSalt Octopus OLDBAIT OldBoot Olympic Destroyer OnionDuke OopsIE Orz OSInfo OSX_OCEANLOTUS.D OwaAuth P2P ZeuS Pallas Pasam Pass-The-Hash Toolkit Pegasus for Android Pegasus for iOS PHOREAL PinchDuke Ping Pisloader PJApps PLAINTEE PlugX pngdowner PoisonIvy POORAIM PoshC2 POSHSPY Power Loader PowerDuke POWERSOURCE PowerSploit PowerStallion POWERSTATS POWERTON POWRUNER Prikormka Proton Proxysvc PsExec Psylo Pteranodon PUNCHBUGGY PUNCHTRACK Pupy pwdump QUADAGENT QuasarRAT RARSTONE RATANKBA RawDisk RawPOS RCSAndroid Reaver RedDrop RedLeaves Reg Regin Remcos Remexi RemoteCMD Remsec Responder Revenge RAT RGDoor RIPTIDE ROCKBOOT RogueRobin ROKRAT route Rover RTM Ruler RuMMS RunningRAT S-Type Sakula SamSam schtasks SDelete SeaDuke Seasalt SEASHARPEE ServHelper Shamoon ShiftyBug SHIPSHAPE SHOTPUT SHUTTERSPEED Skeleton Key Skygofree SLOWDRIFT Smoke Loader SNUGRIDE Socksbot SOUNDBITE SPACESHIP SpeakUp spwebmember SpyDealer SpyNote RAT sqlmap SQLRat SslMM Starloader Stealth Mango StoneDrill StreamEx Sykipot SynAck Sys10 Systeminfo T9000 Taidoor Tangelo Tasklist TDTESS TEXTMATE TINYTYPHON TinyZBot Tor TrickBot Trojan-SMS.AndroidOS.Agent.ao Trojan-SMS.AndroidOS.FakeInst.a Trojan-SMS.AndroidOS.OpFake.a Trojan.Karagany Trojan.Mebromi Truvasys TURNEDUP Twitoor TYPEFRAME UACMe UBoatRAT Umbreon Unknown Logger UPPERCUT Uroburos Ursnif USBStealer Vasport VERMIN Volgmer WannaCry WEBC2 Wiarp Windows Credential Editor WINDSHIELD WINERACK Winexe Wingbird WinMM Winnti Wiper WireLurker X-Agent for Android XAgentOSX Xbash Xbot xCmd XcodeGhost XLoader XTunnel Yahoyah YiSpecter yty Zebrocy ZergHelper Zeroaccess ZeroT Zeus Panda ZLib zwShell
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Wiper

Wiper is a family of destructive malware used in March 2013 during breaches of South Korean banks and media companies. [1]

ID: S0041
Type: MALWARE
Platforms: Windows
Version: 1.0

Techniques Used

Domain ID Name Use
Enterprise T1072 Third-party Software It is believed that a patch management system for an anti-virus product commonly installed among targeted companies was used to distribute the Wiper malware. [1]

References

  1. Dell SecureWorks. (2013, March 21). Wiper Malware Analysis Attacking Korean Financial Sector. Retrieved May 13, 2015.