W32/Opaserv.Q

Analysis

• Virus is 32bit, with a size of 23552 bytes
  
• Virus icon is that of a standard 32bit executable
  
• Virus attempts to connect to opasoft.com and update itself however the hard-coded URL is no longer available
  
• Virus copies itself to the Windows folder as marco!.scr and modifies the registry to load at Windows startup –

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\
  CurrentVersion\Run
  cronos = C:\WINDOWS\macro!.scr

• The virus will attempt to use SMB through NetBIOS seeking machines on the same IP subnet

• The virus will scan IP addresses within the same domain for other shares, using NetBIOS via TCP port 137, seeking systems with open shares. If a system is found with an open share, the virus will copy itself to that machine in the Windows folder as “marco!.scr”

• The virus will modify the WIN.INI configuration file to load the dropped virus at Windows startup