OSINT - Kronos Banking Trojan Used to Deliver New Point-of-Sale Malware
OSINT - Kronos Banking Trojan Used to Deliver New Point-of-Sale Malware
AI Analysis
Technical Summary
The Kronos banking Trojan is a well-known piece of malware primarily designed to steal banking credentials by intercepting user input and network traffic related to online banking sessions. This particular threat intelligence report highlights that the Kronos Trojan has been repurposed or used as a delivery mechanism for new Point-of-Sale (POS) malware. POS malware typically targets retail and hospitality environments to capture payment card data directly from the memory of POS terminals during transaction processing. The combination of Kronos as a delivery vector and new POS malware payloads indicates a shift or expansion in the threat actor's tactics to broaden their data theft capabilities beyond banking credentials to include payment card data. Although the report dates back to 2016 and is marked with low severity, the technical details suggest a multi-stage attack where Kronos compromises a system and subsequently installs POS malware to harvest sensitive financial data. The lack of affected versions or patch information implies this is a malware campaign rather than a software vulnerability. No known exploits in the wild are reported, but the threat remains relevant due to the persistent use of banking Trojans and POS malware in cybercrime. The technical complexity involves initial infection by Kronos, which then downloads and executes the POS malware payload, potentially evading detection by blending banking credential theft with payment card data theft.
Potential Impact
For European organizations, especially those in retail, hospitality, and financial sectors, this threat poses significant risks. Compromise by Kronos followed by POS malware installation can lead to large-scale theft of payment card data, resulting in financial losses, regulatory penalties under GDPR for data breaches, and reputational damage. Financial institutions may also face increased fraud attempts due to stolen banking credentials. The multi-stage nature of the attack complicates detection and response efforts. Organizations with POS systems that are not adequately segmented or monitored are particularly vulnerable. Additionally, the theft of payment card data can lead to downstream fraud affecting European consumers and businesses. The low severity rating in the original report may underestimate the potential impact if the malware campaign is successful, as POS malware infections have historically led to major breaches in Europe.
Mitigation Recommendations
European organizations should implement network segmentation to isolate POS systems from general corporate networks, reducing the risk of lateral movement by malware like Kronos. Deploy advanced endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions capable of identifying multi-stage malware behavior, including unusual process spawning and network communications indicative of banking Trojans and POS malware. Regularly update and patch all systems, including POS terminals and endpoint devices, even though no specific patch exists for this malware, to reduce the attack surface. Employ strict access controls and multi-factor authentication for systems handling financial transactions. Monitor network traffic for anomalies such as unexpected data exfiltration or connections to known malicious command and control servers associated with Kronos. Conduct regular security awareness training to reduce the risk of initial infection vectors such as phishing. Finally, implement robust logging and incident response plans to quickly detect and contain infections.
Affected Countries
United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands
Indicators of Compromise
- link: https://www.proofpoint.com/us/threat-insight/post/kronos-banking-trojan-used-to-deliver-new-point-of-sale-malware
- url: http://invoice.docs-sharepoint.com/profile/profile.php?id=[base64 e-mail address]
- url: http://invoice.docs-sharepoint.com/profile/download.php
- url: https://feed.networksupdates.com/feed/webfeed.xml
- url: http://info.docs-sharepoint.com/officeup.exe
- file: EmployeeID-847267.doc
- url: http://www.networkupdate.club/kbps/connect.php
- url: http://networkupdate.online/kbps/upload/c1c06f7d.exe
- url: http://networkupdate.online/kbps/upload/1f80ff71.exe
- url: http://networkupdate.online/kbps/upload/a8b05325.exe
- url: http://intranet.excelsharepoint.com/profile/Employee.php?id=[base64 e-mail address]
- url: http://webfeed.updatesnetwork.com/feedweb/feed.php
- url: http://invoicesharepoint.com/gateway.php
- url: http://intranet.excel-sharepoint.com/doc/employee.php?id=[base64 e-mail address]
- url: http://profile.excel-sharepoint.com/doc/office.exe
- file: EmployeeID-6283.doc
- domain: add.souloventure.org
- text: Banking Trojans continue to evolve and threat actors are using them in new ways, even as the massive Dridex campaigns of 2015 have given way to ransomware and other payloads. Most recently, we observed several relatively large email campaigns distributing the Kronos banking Trojan. In these campaigns, though, Kronos acted as a loader with a new Point-of-Sale (POS) malware dubbed ScanPOS as the secondary payload.
- hash: 4b5f4dbd93100bb7b87920f2f3066782a8449eb9e236efc02afe570c1ce70cf5
- file: EmployeeID-47267.zip
- text: Malicious
- hash: 711431204071b1e6f5b5644e0f0b23464c6ef5c254d7a40c4e6fe7c8782cd55c
- file: EmployeeID-47267.zip
- text: Malicious
- hash: 90063c40cb94277f39ca1b3818b36b4fa41b3a3091d42dfc21586ad1c461daa0
- file: EmployeeID-47267.pif
- text: Malicious
- hash: 4ba3913d945a16c099f5796fdeef2fda5c6c2e60cb53d46a1bfae82808075d74
- file: EmployeeID-47267.pif
- text: Malicious
- hash: a78b93a11ce649be3ca91812769f95a40de9d78e97a627366917c4fcd747f156
- file: EmployeeID-847267.doc
- text: Malicious
- hash: e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855
- text: Malicious
- hash: d0caf097ea0350dc92277aed73b0f44986d7d85b06d1d17b424dc172ce35a984
- file: c1c06f7d.exe
- text: Malicious
- hash: d9d1f02c8c4beee49f81093ea8162ce6adf405640ccacd5f03ce6c45e700ee98
- file: 1f80ff71.exe
- text: Malicious
- hash: 093c81f0b234c2aa0363129fdaaaf57551f161915da3d23f43a792b5f3024c1e
- file: a8b05325.exe
- text: Malicious
- hash: fd5412a7c71958ecdffa7064bf03c5f1931e561a1e71bc939551d5afb8bf7462
- text: Malicious
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- text: Malicious
- hash: f99d1571ce9be023cc897522f82ec6cc
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- hash: d0caf097ea0350dc92277aed73b0f44986d7d85b06d1d17b424dc172ce35a984
- datetime: 2018-07-23T10:53:44
- link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/d0caf097ea0350dc92277aed73b0f44986d7d85b06d1d17b424dc172ce35a984/analysis/1532343224/
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- datetime: 2018-07-23T10:55:04
- link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/d9d1f02c8c4beee49f81093ea8162ce6adf405640ccacd5f03ce6c45e700ee98/analysis/1532343304/
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- datetime: 2017-09-27T17:35:43
- link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/4ba3913d945a16c099f5796fdeef2fda5c6c2e60cb53d46a1bfae82808075d74/analysis/1506533743/
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- hash: 5cac0a88767a301d7df64cfc84ccc951
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- hash: 4b5f4dbd93100bb7b87920f2f3066782a8449eb9e236efc02afe570c1ce70cf5
- datetime: 2016-11-17T19:05:53
- link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/4b5f4dbd93100bb7b87920f2f3066782a8449eb9e236efc02afe570c1ce70cf5/analysis/1479409553/
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- hash: dfef3c6bf91ddbc2784bda187670983b
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- hash: fd5412a7c71958ecdffa7064bf03c5f1931e561a1e71bc939551d5afb8bf7462
- datetime: 2017-07-18T21:20:03
- link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/fd5412a7c71958ecdffa7064bf03c5f1931e561a1e71bc939551d5afb8bf7462/analysis/1500412803/
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- datetime: 2017-03-15T10:30:38
- link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/269f88cfa9e9e26f3761aedee5d0836b5b82f346128fe03da28a331f80a5fba3/analysis/1489573838/
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- datetime: 2016-11-10T15:50:58
- link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/711431204071b1e6f5b5644e0f0b23464c6ef5c254d7a40c4e6fe7c8782cd55c/analysis/1478793058/
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- datetime: 2018-07-25T20:49:30
- link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855/analysis/1532551770/
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- datetime: 2017-12-19T00:26:19
- link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/093c81f0b234c2aa0363129fdaaaf57551f161915da3d23f43a792b5f3024c1e/analysis/1513643179/
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- datetime: 2017-07-18T20:58:26
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- datetime: 2016-12-13T19:02:03
- link: https://www.virustotal.com/file/90063c40cb94277f39ca1b3818b36b4fa41b3a3091d42dfc21586ad1c461daa0/analysis/1481655723/
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OSINT - Kronos Banking Trojan Used to Deliver New Point-of-Sale Malware
Description
OSINT - Kronos Banking Trojan Used to Deliver New Point-of-Sale Malware
AI-Powered Analysis
Technical Analysis
The Kronos banking Trojan is a well-known piece of malware primarily designed to steal banking credentials by intercepting user input and network traffic related to online banking sessions. This particular threat intelligence report highlights that the Kronos Trojan has been repurposed or used as a delivery mechanism for new Point-of-Sale (POS) malware. POS malware typically targets retail and hospitality environments to capture payment card data directly from the memory of POS terminals during transaction processing. The combination of Kronos as a delivery vector and new POS malware payloads indicates a shift or expansion in the threat actor's tactics to broaden their data theft capabilities beyond banking credentials to include payment card data. Although the report dates back to 2016 and is marked with low severity, the technical details suggest a multi-stage attack where Kronos compromises a system and subsequently installs POS malware to harvest sensitive financial data. The lack of affected versions or patch information implies this is a malware campaign rather than a software vulnerability. No known exploits in the wild are reported, but the threat remains relevant due to the persistent use of banking Trojans and POS malware in cybercrime. The technical complexity involves initial infection by Kronos, which then downloads and executes the POS malware payload, potentially evading detection by blending banking credential theft with payment card data theft.
Potential Impact
For European organizations, especially those in retail, hospitality, and financial sectors, this threat poses significant risks. Compromise by Kronos followed by POS malware installation can lead to large-scale theft of payment card data, resulting in financial losses, regulatory penalties under GDPR for data breaches, and reputational damage. Financial institutions may also face increased fraud attempts due to stolen banking credentials. The multi-stage nature of the attack complicates detection and response efforts. Organizations with POS systems that are not adequately segmented or monitored are particularly vulnerable. Additionally, the theft of payment card data can lead to downstream fraud affecting European consumers and businesses. The low severity rating in the original report may underestimate the potential impact if the malware campaign is successful, as POS malware infections have historically led to major breaches in Europe.
Mitigation Recommendations
European organizations should implement network segmentation to isolate POS systems from general corporate networks, reducing the risk of lateral movement by malware like Kronos. Deploy advanced endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions capable of identifying multi-stage malware behavior, including unusual process spawning and network communications indicative of banking Trojans and POS malware. Regularly update and patch all systems, including POS terminals and endpoint devices, even though no specific patch exists for this malware, to reduce the attack surface. Employ strict access controls and multi-factor authentication for systems handling financial transactions. Monitor network traffic for anomalies such as unexpected data exfiltration or connections to known malicious command and control servers associated with Kronos. Conduct regular security awareness training to reduce the risk of initial infection vectors such as phishing. Finally, implement robust logging and incident response plans to quickly detect and contain infections.
Affected Countries
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Technical Details
- Uuid
- 5b58330e-b924-4828-b3a5-4986950d210f
- Original Timestamp
- 1748941278
Indicators of Compromise
Link
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
linkhttps://www.proofpoint.com/us/threat-insight/post/kronos-banking-trojan-used-to-deliver-new-point-of-sale-malware | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/d0caf097ea0350dc92277aed73b0f44986d7d85b06d1d17b424dc172ce35a984/analysis/1532343224/ | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/d9d1f02c8c4beee49f81093ea8162ce6adf405640ccacd5f03ce6c45e700ee98/analysis/1532343304/ | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/4ba3913d945a16c099f5796fdeef2fda5c6c2e60cb53d46a1bfae82808075d74/analysis/1506533743/ | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/4b5f4dbd93100bb7b87920f2f3066782a8449eb9e236efc02afe570c1ce70cf5/analysis/1479409553/ | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/fd5412a7c71958ecdffa7064bf03c5f1931e561a1e71bc939551d5afb8bf7462/analysis/1500412803/ | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/269f88cfa9e9e26f3761aedee5d0836b5b82f346128fe03da28a331f80a5fba3/analysis/1489573838/ | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/711431204071b1e6f5b5644e0f0b23464c6ef5c254d7a40c4e6fe7c8782cd55c/analysis/1478793058/ | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855/analysis/1532551770/ | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/093c81f0b234c2aa0363129fdaaaf57551f161915da3d23f43a792b5f3024c1e/analysis/1513643179/ | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/a78b93a11ce649be3ca91812769f95a40de9d78e97a627366917c4fcd747f156/analysis/1500411506/ | — | |
linkhttps://www.virustotal.com/file/90063c40cb94277f39ca1b3818b36b4fa41b3a3091d42dfc21586ad1c461daa0/analysis/1481655723/ | — |
Url
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
urlhttp://invoice.docs-sharepoint.com/profile/profile.php?id=[base64 e-mail address] | Phishing link on Nov 8 | |
urlhttp://invoice.docs-sharepoint.com/profile/download.php | Redirect from phishing link on Nov 8 | |
urlhttps://feed.networksupdates.com/feed/webfeed.xml | ZeuS C&C on Nov 8 | |
urlhttp://info.docs-sharepoint.com/officeup.exe | EmployeeID-847267.doc downloading payload (Kronos) on Nov 10 | |
urlhttp://www.networkupdate.club/kbps/connect.php | Kronos C&C on Nov 10 | |
urlhttp://networkupdate.online/kbps/upload/c1c06f7d.exe | Payload DL by Kronos on Nov 10 | |
urlhttp://networkupdate.online/kbps/upload/1f80ff71.exe | Payload DL by Kronos on Nov 10 | |
urlhttp://networkupdate.online/kbps/upload/a8b05325.exe | Payload DL by Kronos on Nov 10 | |
urlhttp://intranet.excelsharepoint.com/profile/Employee.php?id=[base64 e-mail address] | Phishing link on Nov 10 | |
urlhttp://webfeed.updatesnetwork.com/feedweb/feed.php | SmokeLoader C&C | |
urlhttp://invoicesharepoint.com/gateway.php | ScanPOS C&C | |
urlhttp://intranet.excel-sharepoint.com/doc/employee.php?id=[base64 e-mail address] | Phishing link on Nov 14 | |
urlhttp://profile.excel-sharepoint.com/doc/office.exe | EmployeeID-6283.doc downloading payload (Kronos) on Nov 14 |
File
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
fileEmployeeID-847267.doc | — | |
fileEmployeeID-6283.doc | — | |
fileEmployeeID-47267.zip | — | |
fileEmployeeID-47267.zip | — | |
fileEmployeeID-47267.pif | — | |
fileEmployeeID-47267.pif | — | |
fileEmployeeID-847267.doc | — | |
filec1c06f7d.exe | — | |
file1f80ff71.exe | — | |
filea8b05325.exe | — |
Domain
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
domainadd.souloventure.org | RIG-v domain on Nov 8 |
Text
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
textBanking Trojans continue to evolve and threat actors are using them in new ways, even as the massive Dridex campaigns of 2015 have given way to ransomware and other payloads. Most recently, we observed several relatively large email campaigns distributing the Kronos banking Trojan. In these campaigns, though, Kronos acted as a loader with a new Point-of-Sale (POS) malware dubbed ScanPOS as the secondary payload. | — | |
textMalicious | — | |
textMalicious | — | |
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textMalicious | — | |
textMalicious | — | |
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text51/68 | — | |
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text43/65 | — | |
text31/57 | — | |
text17/58 | — | |
text52/60 | — | |
text26/54 | — | |
text0/61 | — | |
text44/67 | — | |
text36/58 | — | |
text40/55 | — |
Hash
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
hash4b5f4dbd93100bb7b87920f2f3066782a8449eb9e236efc02afe570c1ce70cf5 | — | |
hash711431204071b1e6f5b5644e0f0b23464c6ef5c254d7a40c4e6fe7c8782cd55c | — | |
hash90063c40cb94277f39ca1b3818b36b4fa41b3a3091d42dfc21586ad1c461daa0 | — | |
hash4ba3913d945a16c099f5796fdeef2fda5c6c2e60cb53d46a1bfae82808075d74 | — | |
hasha78b93a11ce649be3ca91812769f95a40de9d78e97a627366917c4fcd747f156 | — | |
hashe3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855 | — | |
hashd0caf097ea0350dc92277aed73b0f44986d7d85b06d1d17b424dc172ce35a984 | — | |
hashd9d1f02c8c4beee49f81093ea8162ce6adf405640ccacd5f03ce6c45e700ee98 | — | |
hash093c81f0b234c2aa0363129fdaaaf57551f161915da3d23f43a792b5f3024c1e | — | |
hashfd5412a7c71958ecdffa7064bf03c5f1931e561a1e71bc939551d5afb8bf7462 | — | |
hash269f88cfa9e9e26f3761aedee5d0836b5b82f346128fe03da28a331f80a5fba3 | — | |
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hash73871970ccf1b551a29f255605d05f61 | — | |
hashf74b2c624c6cffccec2680679a26fd863040828f | — | |
hashd9d1f02c8c4beee49f81093ea8162ce6adf405640ccacd5f03ce6c45e700ee98 | — | |
hash4a03b999b87cfe3c44e617ac911a2018 | — | |
hashb1a62023dc97668ce5ad0ed78788c79f797753c3 | — | |
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hash4b5f4dbd93100bb7b87920f2f3066782a8449eb9e236efc02afe570c1ce70cf5 | — | |
hashdfef3c6bf91ddbc2784bda187670983b | — | |
hashd97139b60ec56ddf87d5a1798ca840fa872a580f | — | |
hashfd5412a7c71958ecdffa7064bf03c5f1931e561a1e71bc939551d5afb8bf7462 | — | |
hash11180b265b010fbfa05c08681261ac57 | — | |
hash0eed43d63b6f3e5e696e7b99cfa538c12a13321d | — | |
hash269f88cfa9e9e26f3761aedee5d0836b5b82f346128fe03da28a331f80a5fba3 | — | |
hashdc31516a473d8b9cb634bf1f48a7065f | — | |
hash10301bf7f1202c57df484ebcc125b84d8d427014 | — | |
hash711431204071b1e6f5b5644e0f0b23464c6ef5c254d7a40c4e6fe7c8782cd55c | — | |
hashd41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e | — | |
hashda39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 | — | |
hashe3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855 | — | |
hash6fcc13563aad936c7d0f3165351cb453 | — | |
hash8b1757b95b7b7f9c4dfa09b52b0d3c6451b269fc | — | |
hash093c81f0b234c2aa0363129fdaaaf57551f161915da3d23f43a792b5f3024c1e | — | |
hash83d21d808f7408ebcb3947cb88366172 | — | |
hashef12b3c274c02a68f678b618828ee4c92a297e59 | — | |
hasha78b93a11ce649be3ca91812769f95a40de9d78e97a627366917c4fcd747f156 | — | |
hash8758b7984fa2f20ada64e95cf9d5d192 | — | |
hashd35ee56d673fa44a72cf43e6c16f9270dea33f2d | — | |
hash90063c40cb94277f39ca1b3818b36b4fa41b3a3091d42dfc21586ad1c461daa0 | — |
Datetime
| Value | Description | Copy |
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datetime2018-07-23T10:53:44 | — | |
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Threat ID: 68493dbbcacb3d99bea6dc8a
Added to database: 6/11/2025, 8:26:35 AM
Last enriched: 7/1/2025, 1:55:05 PM
Last updated: 8/17/2025, 7:28:27 PM
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