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By Lenart Bermejo, Jordan Pan, and Cedric Pernet The that affected Israeli hospitals is actually just part of an attack that turned out to be bigger than we first thought—at least in terms of impact. It was accompanied by an even more dangerous threat: an Android malware that can take over the device. Detected by Trend Micro as ANDROIDOS_GHOSTCTRL.OPS / ANDROIDOS_GHOSTCTRL.OPSA, we’ve named this Android backdoor GhostCtrl as it can stealthily control many of the infected device’s functionalities. GhostCtrl was hosted in RETADUP’s C&C infrastructure, and the samples we analyzed masqueraded as a legitimate or popular app that uses the names App, MMS, whatsapp, and even Pokemon GO. Socially engineered phishing emails were also attack vectors; they had malicious URLs that led would-be victims to download these apps.

There are three versions of GhostCtrl. The first stole information and controlled some of the device’s functionalities without obfuscation, while the second added more device features to hijack. The third iteration combines the best of the earlier versions’ features—and then some. Based on the techniques each employed, we can only expect it to further evolve.

GhostCtrl is literally a ghost of itself GhostCtrl is also actually a variant (or at least based on) of the commercially sold, multiplatform OmniRAT that made in November 2015. It touts that it can remotely take control of Windows, Linux, and Mac systems at the touch of an Android device’s button—and vice versa. A lifetime license for an OmniRAT package costs between US $25 and $75. Predictably OmniRAT cracking tutorials abound in various underground forums, and some its members even provide patchers for it.

There’s actually a red flag that shows how the malicious APK is an OmniRAT spinoff. Given that it’s a RAT as a service, this can be modified (or removed) during compilation. Figure 1: Snapshot of GhostCtrl version 3’s resources.arsc file indicating it’s an OmniRAT variant (highlighted) GhostCtrl is hauntingly persistent When the app is launched, it base64-decodes a string from the resource file and writes it down, which is actually the malicious Android Application Package (APK). The malicious APK, after dynamically clicked by a wrapper APK, will ask the user to install it. Avoiding it is very tricky: even if the user cancels the “ask for install page” prompt, the message will still pop up immediately. The malicious APK doesn’t have an icon.

Once installed, a wrapper APK will launch a service that would let the main, malicious APK run in the background: Figure 2: How the wrapper APK leads to the main APK The main APK has backdoor functions usually named com.android.engine to mislead the user into thinking it’s a legitimate system application. The malicious APK will then connect to the C&C server to retrieve commands via the socket (an endpoint for communication between machines), new Socket(“hef–klife[.]ddns.net”, 3176). GhostCtrl can possess the infected device to do its bidding The commands from the C&C server are encrypted and locally decrypted by the APK upon receipt. Interestingly, we also found that the backdoor connects to a domain rather than directly connecting to the C&C server’s IP address.