![]() ![]() ![]() (For a larger resolution of this diagram visit this link) Azorult LoaderĪzorult loader is a classic “Trojan Horse” that contains several components including the Azorult malware itself and additional embedded files to enable remote access and data collection. In this blog, the Splunk Threat Research Team will do a deep dive analysis on “Azorult loader” and its several components to understand tactics and techniques that may help SOC analysts and blue teamers defend against these types of threats. This software restriction policy may be abused by adversaries, like the “Azorult loader,” a payload that imports its own AppLocker policy to deny the execution of several antivirus components as part of its defense evasion. This feature advances the functionality of software restriction policies and enables administrators to create rules to allow or deny applications from running based on their unique identities (e.g., files) and to specify which users or groups can run those applications.ĪppLocker has the ability to control the execution of executables (“.exe” and “.com”), scripts (“.js”, “ps1”, “vbs”, “.cmd” and “.bat”), windows installer (“.msi, “.mst”, “.msp”), dll modules, packaged apps, and app installer. Microsoft continues to develop, update and improve features to monitor and prevent the execution of malicious code on the Windows opearting system. ![]()
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