MAR-10285677-2.v1
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YARA RulesNo matches found. ssdeep MatchesNo matches found. Relationships
DescriptionThis file is a Microsoft Word DOCX file (Figure 1). One of the XML files, "settings.xml.rels" (Figure 2), contains a target for a template located at the following URL: Screenshots Figure 1 - Screenshot of the DOCX file. Figure 2 - This XML file contains an external location to a URL to download a suspicious Microsoft Word template. crphone.mireene.comTagscommand-and-control URLs
WhoisDomain Name: MIREENE.COM Relationships
DescriptionThe file attempts to download a potential Microsoft word template from the domain. Relationship Summary
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May 12, 2020: Initial Version
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