2026-11-10: Traffic Analysis Exercise: The Lucky Turkey
2026-11-10 - TRAFFIC ANALYSIS EXERCISE: THE LUCKY TURKEYNOTE:Zip files are password-protected 2026-11-11 02:18:0 Author: www.malware-traffic-analysis.net(查看原文) 阅读量:1 收藏

2026-11-10 - TRAFFIC ANALYSIS EXERCISE: THE LUCKY TURKEY

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BACKGROUND

Working as an analyst at a security operations center (SOC) for a Thanksgiving-themed gambling company, you see alerts for NetSupport RAT on 93.152.209[.]36:443.  Against all odds, you weren't betting on seeing these alerts. But here we are!

You retrieve a packet capture (pcap) of traffic from the associated Windows host to review the activity and verify the alerts.

The characteristics of this environment are:

  • LAN segment range:  10.11.10[.]0/24   (10.11.10[.]0 through 10.11.10[.]255)
  • Domain:  theluckyturkey[.]com
  • AD environment name:  THELUCKYTURKEY
  • Active Directory (AD) domain controller:  10.11.10[.]10 - LUCKYTURKEY-DC
  • LAN segment gateway:  10.11.10[.]1
  • LAN segment broadcast address:  10.11.10[.]255


Shown above: That's one lucky turkey (said no one ever).  Source: Weird Christmas.

YOUR TASK

For this exercise, answer the following questions for your incident report:

  • What is the date and start time of the NetSupport RAT traffic?
  • What is the IP address of the infected Windows client?
  • What is the MAC address of the infected Windows client?
  • What is the host name of the infected Windows client?
  • What is the user account name from the infected Windows client?

ANSWERS

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