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The technique we established revolves around the ability to detect the SpyEye configuration file. SpyEye downloads the configuration file from the Internet, providing an opportunity to detect the bot as it traverses the firewall/IPS.

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However, detecting the SpyEye configuration file is not a simple task. There are multiple versions of the configuration file and the files themselves are encrypted, making them extremely difficult for an IPS to detect.

In order to solve this problem, we analyzed 3 different SpyEye configuration files. In each case, the team was able to reverse engineer spyeye samples to find both the encryption key and the location of the encrypted configuration file.

Once this was established, the configuration file could be decrypted and analyzed. The configuration file was found to be a zip file, which was then opened for detailed inspection. By analyzing all three versions of the configuration file, the team was able to determine that the first 10 bytes of the configuration file are fixed (50 4B 03 04 14 00 09 00 08 00). Using this information, the team was able to craft a decoder and IPS signature capable of detecting the configuration file. This capability has been added as part of Palo Alto Networks regular content update released on 4/12/2011 and available to all Palo Alto Networks customers.

A spyeye is defined as a type of program that is designed to steal information from the device or the network of the victim. This information could include credit card numbers, social security information, bank account data, private credentials, and passwords. Spyeye is generally considered as a form of malware, specifically a Trojan horse, which means that the victim usually does not know that there is a malware in their device.

Howard Poston is a copywriter, author, and course developer with experience in cybersecurity and blockchain security, cryptography, and malware analysis. He has an MS in Cyber Operations, a decade of experience in cybersecurity, and over five years of experience as a freelance consultant.

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