South American telecommunication providers targeted with three new malware implants
UAT-9244, a China-nexus advanced persistent threat actor, has been targeting critical telecommunications infrastructure in South America since 2024. The group employs three new malware implants: TernDoor, a Windows-based backdoor variant of CrowDoor; PeerTime, an ELF-based backdoor using BitTorrent protocol; and BruteEntry, a brute force scanner for SSH, Postgres, and Tomcat servers. UAT-9244 uses dynamic-link library side-loading, scheduled tasks, and registry modifications for persistence. The group is closely associated with FamousSparrow and Tropic Trooper, sharing similar tooling and tactics. Their infrastructure includes multiple command and control servers and operational relay boxes for scanning and brute-forcing activities.
AI Analysis
Technical Summary
UAT-9244 is an advanced persistent threat actor with a China nexus that has been actively targeting telecommunications providers in South America since 2024. The group deploys three novel malware implants: TernDoor, a Windows backdoor derived from CrowDoor that enables stealthy remote access; PeerTime, an ELF-based backdoor that uniquely uses the BitTorrent protocol for command and control communications, complicating detection and blocking efforts; and BruteEntry, a brute force scanning tool designed to identify and exploit weak credentials on SSH, Postgres, and Tomcat servers. Persistence is maintained through dynamic-link library (DLL) side-loading, scheduled task creation (T1053.005), and registry modifications, allowing the malware to survive reboots and evade simple detection. The group’s operational infrastructure includes multiple command and control servers and relay boxes that facilitate scanning and brute forcing activities. UAT-9244 shares significant overlap in tooling and tactics with other Chinese APT groups such as FamousSparrow and Tropic Trooper, indicating a possible shared development or coordination. The use of BitTorrent for C2 is notable as it leverages a decentralized protocol to evade network-based detection and takedown. The threat targets critical telecommunications infrastructure, which is vital for national communications and internet services, making the attacks strategically significant. Despite the lack of publicly known exploits in the wild, the sophistication and targeted nature of the implants suggest a well-resourced and persistent adversary focused on espionage or disruption. The malware’s capabilities to brute force credentials and maintain stealthy persistence increase the risk of prolonged undetected access and potential data exfiltration or service disruption.
Potential Impact
The targeting of critical telecommunications infrastructure by UAT-9244 poses significant risks to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of communications services in South America. Successful compromise could lead to unauthorized access to sensitive communications data, interception or manipulation of network traffic, and potential disruption of telecom services affecting millions of users. The use of brute force scanning tools increases the likelihood of lateral movement and escalation within networks, potentially compromising additional critical systems. The stealthy persistence mechanisms and use of decentralized BitTorrent protocol for command and control complicate detection and response efforts, allowing the adversary to maintain long-term access. This could facilitate espionage activities, data theft, or preparation for future disruptive attacks. The impact extends beyond individual providers to national security, economic stability, and public safety, given the essential role of telecommunications in modern society. Organizations may face operational disruptions, reputational damage, regulatory penalties, and increased incident response costs. The medium severity rating reflects the targeted scope and complexity of the threat, balanced against the absence of widespread exploitation reports to date.
Mitigation Recommendations
Organizations should implement multi-layered defenses tailored to the specific tactics and tools used by UAT-9244. Key mitigations include: 1) Enforce strong credential policies and multi-factor authentication on all SSH, Postgres, and Tomcat services to mitigate brute force attacks by BruteEntry. 2) Monitor for unusual DLL loading behaviors and scheduled task creations indicative of DLL side-loading and persistence mechanisms. 3) Deploy network monitoring to detect anomalous BitTorrent protocol usage within enterprise networks, as PeerTime uses this for C2 communications. 4) Conduct regular vulnerability assessments and patch management to reduce attack surface, especially on exposed services. 5) Implement endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions capable of identifying backdoor implants and lateral movement techniques. 6) Use threat intelligence feeds to update detection signatures and indicators related to UAT-9244 and associated malware. 7) Segment critical telecom infrastructure networks to limit lateral movement opportunities. 8) Conduct regular security awareness training focused on recognizing signs of compromise and social engineering attempts. 9) Establish incident response plans specifically addressing APT-style intrusions with coordinated cross-team communication. 10) Collaborate with regional cybersecurity organizations and law enforcement to share intelligence and coordinate defense efforts. These measures go beyond generic advice by focusing on the unique aspects of UAT-9244’s malware implants, persistence techniques, and C2 methods.
Affected Countries
Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia
Indicators of Compromise
- ip: 154.205.154.194
- ip: 154.205.154.65
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- ip: 154.205.154.70
- ip: 154.205.154.82
- ip: 154.223.21.130
- ip: 154.223.21.194
- ip: 185.196.10.247
- ip: 185.196.10.38
- ip: 212.11.64.105
- ip: 38.54.125.134
- ip: 38.60.199.34
- ip: 64.190.113.170
- ip: 64.95.10.253
- domain: bloopencil.net
- domain: xcit76.com
- domain: xtibh.com
South American telecommunication providers targeted with three new malware implants
Description
UAT-9244, a China-nexus advanced persistent threat actor, has been targeting critical telecommunications infrastructure in South America since 2024. The group employs three new malware implants: TernDoor, a Windows-based backdoor variant of CrowDoor; PeerTime, an ELF-based backdoor using BitTorrent protocol; and BruteEntry, a brute force scanner for SSH, Postgres, and Tomcat servers. UAT-9244 uses dynamic-link library side-loading, scheduled tasks, and registry modifications for persistence. The group is closely associated with FamousSparrow and Tropic Trooper, sharing similar tooling and tactics. Their infrastructure includes multiple command and control servers and operational relay boxes for scanning and brute-forcing activities.
AI-Powered Analysis
Technical Analysis
UAT-9244 is an advanced persistent threat actor with a China nexus that has been actively targeting telecommunications providers in South America since 2024. The group deploys three novel malware implants: TernDoor, a Windows backdoor derived from CrowDoor that enables stealthy remote access; PeerTime, an ELF-based backdoor that uniquely uses the BitTorrent protocol for command and control communications, complicating detection and blocking efforts; and BruteEntry, a brute force scanning tool designed to identify and exploit weak credentials on SSH, Postgres, and Tomcat servers. Persistence is maintained through dynamic-link library (DLL) side-loading, scheduled task creation (T1053.005), and registry modifications, allowing the malware to survive reboots and evade simple detection. The group’s operational infrastructure includes multiple command and control servers and relay boxes that facilitate scanning and brute forcing activities. UAT-9244 shares significant overlap in tooling and tactics with other Chinese APT groups such as FamousSparrow and Tropic Trooper, indicating a possible shared development or coordination. The use of BitTorrent for C2 is notable as it leverages a decentralized protocol to evade network-based detection and takedown. The threat targets critical telecommunications infrastructure, which is vital for national communications and internet services, making the attacks strategically significant. Despite the lack of publicly known exploits in the wild, the sophistication and targeted nature of the implants suggest a well-resourced and persistent adversary focused on espionage or disruption. The malware’s capabilities to brute force credentials and maintain stealthy persistence increase the risk of prolonged undetected access and potential data exfiltration or service disruption.
Potential Impact
The targeting of critical telecommunications infrastructure by UAT-9244 poses significant risks to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of communications services in South America. Successful compromise could lead to unauthorized access to sensitive communications data, interception or manipulation of network traffic, and potential disruption of telecom services affecting millions of users. The use of brute force scanning tools increases the likelihood of lateral movement and escalation within networks, potentially compromising additional critical systems. The stealthy persistence mechanisms and use of decentralized BitTorrent protocol for command and control complicate detection and response efforts, allowing the adversary to maintain long-term access. This could facilitate espionage activities, data theft, or preparation for future disruptive attacks. The impact extends beyond individual providers to national security, economic stability, and public safety, given the essential role of telecommunications in modern society. Organizations may face operational disruptions, reputational damage, regulatory penalties, and increased incident response costs. The medium severity rating reflects the targeted scope and complexity of the threat, balanced against the absence of widespread exploitation reports to date.
Mitigation Recommendations
Organizations should implement multi-layered defenses tailored to the specific tactics and tools used by UAT-9244. Key mitigations include: 1) Enforce strong credential policies and multi-factor authentication on all SSH, Postgres, and Tomcat services to mitigate brute force attacks by BruteEntry. 2) Monitor for unusual DLL loading behaviors and scheduled task creations indicative of DLL side-loading and persistence mechanisms. 3) Deploy network monitoring to detect anomalous BitTorrent protocol usage within enterprise networks, as PeerTime uses this for C2 communications. 4) Conduct regular vulnerability assessments and patch management to reduce attack surface, especially on exposed services. 5) Implement endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions capable of identifying backdoor implants and lateral movement techniques. 6) Use threat intelligence feeds to update detection signatures and indicators related to UAT-9244 and associated malware. 7) Segment critical telecom infrastructure networks to limit lateral movement opportunities. 8) Conduct regular security awareness training focused on recognizing signs of compromise and social engineering attempts. 9) Establish incident response plans specifically addressing APT-style intrusions with coordinated cross-team communication. 10) Collaborate with regional cybersecurity organizations and law enforcement to share intelligence and coordinate defense efforts. These measures go beyond generic advice by focusing on the unique aspects of UAT-9244’s malware implants, persistence techniques, and C2 methods.
Technical Details
- Author
- AlienVault
- Tlp
- white
- References
- ["https://blog.talosintelligence.com/uat-9244/"]
- Adversary
- UAT-9244
- Pulse Id
- 69a9e3f038f67d31461ec191
- Threat Score
- null
Indicators of Compromise
Ip
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
ip154.205.154.194 | — | |
ip154.205.154.65 | — | |
ip154.205.154.70 | — | |
ip154.205.154.82 | — | |
ip154.223.21.130 | — | |
ip154.223.21.194 | — | |
ip185.196.10.247 | — | |
ip185.196.10.38 | — | |
ip212.11.64.105 | — | |
ip38.54.125.134 | — | |
ip38.60.199.34 | — | |
ip64.190.113.170 | — | |
ip64.95.10.253 | — |
Hash
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
hash02b804b02aac1ab4cfc8e88dbcb5ee96 | — | |
hash05580309235fa04c22cf6cbd31ef39ce | — | |
hash12ad67761f785db7405de3c0ea76ff09 | — | |
hash236c79305336f4dddbe25eb24f5cbd1a | — | |
hash24f2be6bd956c54db1b93c4c97fdb431 | — | |
hash3a4ccd2ef01f6956decba1038669cbbe | — | |
hash6cf3ed386024c73e6666416437f2e6a7 | — | |
hashe0ab78a2f5b92d265437fc9dd86e2899 | — | |
hashe0c13dcf6ee7065400c7617bba781d75 | — | |
hashe75df6e03fc11fa8bd75351b0d5bce6c | — | |
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hashff3a1b28267dd826d4e1c46c6f54bd55 | — | |
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hash3c098a687947938e36ab34b9f09a11ebd82d50089cbfe6e237d810faa729f8ff | — | |
hash3d9fbfc2c056eac857ba54e5ed134aa45a4b8322ee9f9353ba32e5b2ca71b0e3 | — | |
hash3fcadde4b414a18b2fed56c1ec59d97977123615fbbf411a1c78425445a6e71c | — | |
hash3fcced9332301ff70b20c98c9434c858400013d659afa6bb5149cffb0206357d | — | |
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hash6a2d23cc8746a83e9a3b974788fce0e414706b8e75ff390426dd7e10b19967b3 | — | |
hash6ec070457d1f6f239cb02c5e1576a3660cca98f3a07eec6e4e107f698d7fe555 | — | |
hash711d9427ee43bc2186b9124f31cba2db5f54ec9a0d56dc2948e1a4377bada289 | — | |
hash74d1a678bdc4bb9f33321e94e3bd1bc1740472ed734231fc46af720072ecb77e | — | |
hash74fbc8360d4c95d64d7acaa4d18943dce2d41f91d080b0b5e435d8bce52861a5 | — | |
hash7b70cd956f082b1029d02b4cb7608893f2de7fa9c500d7d7febdd0f745ac3cb6 | — | |
hash870e791af14caaf395c56028176a9c3f4c1ff0318ef3112d57ecd3d4a1be2ef9 | — | |
hash9a7225c17e4bad3ffe7f080530d36f4f8aca5c116b913caa91ab9b0cee85638e | — | |
hasha313f76fca50fff1bcd6f2c6cbc1268985f8c0a3a05fe7f43c4fc0ac3aff84dc | — | |
hasha5e413456ce9fc60bb44d442b72546e9e4118a61894fbe4b5c56e4dfad6055e3 | — | |
hashbabc81fc9c998e9dc4ab545f0e112e34d2641e1333bc81aaa131abd061a5b604 | — | |
hashbfc35f12d00fa4b40c5fbce9e37d704e12a52262709bcbdf09f97890bc40cad5 | — | |
hashc9a42423ef08bd7f183915780d39530eba5e4e25968c51965ff8bb3026965a28 | — | |
hashc9fc2af30f769d856b88b3051f19fdb663b3e0a0916279df9bbcba93c6a110c9 | — | |
hashd5eb979cb8a72706bfa591fa57d4ebf7d13cecdc9377b0192375e2f570f796df | — | |
hashd78b3c6df8f3756a7e310cf7435fdba201dd03ec9f97420a0db683489a01a7c9 | — | |
hashe34c9159e6e78c59518a14c5b96bddfee094b684f99d4f69b13371284a014e87 | — | |
hashebcb2691b7c92cdf2b2ff5e2d753abeea8cb325c16596cd839e6bd147f80e38a | — | |
hashf36913607356a32ea106103387105c635fa923f8ed98ad0194b66ec79e379a02 | — | |
hashf3e899789b56429f483e5096e1f473335024f1f763e2d428132338e30352b89e | — | |
hashf8066833e47814793d8c58743622b051070dac09cb010c323970c81b59260f84 | — |
Domain
| Value | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
domainbloopencil.net | — | |
domainxcit76.com | — | |
domainxtibh.com | — |
Threat ID: 69aabacfc48b3f10ff55379c
Added to database: 3/6/2026, 11:30:23 AM
Last enriched: 3/6/2026, 11:45:48 AM
Last updated: 3/7/2026, 9:24:57 AM
Views: 31
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