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XenAllPasswordPro

XenAllPasswordPro is a credential-harvesting tool used to extract passwords and authentication data from system storages. In the provided reporting, it is described as a well-known hacking utility used alongside tools such as Mimikatz and BrowserThief. Kaspersky observed its use by multiple threat actors targeting Russian organizations. The hacktivist group Cyber Anarchy Squad (C.A.S) used XenAllPasswordPro in attacks against organizations in Russia and Belarus after exploiting public-facing applications such as Jira, Confluence, and Microsoft SQL Server; C.A.S targeted sectors including government, commercial, entertainment, technology, telecommunications, and industrial organizations. Kaspersky also reported XenAllPasswordPro in the toolkit of the ransomware actor Crypt Ghouls, which targeted Russian businesses and government agencies, including mining, energy, finance, and retail organizations. In Crypt Ghouls intrusions, the tool was used to harvest authentication data after initial access obtained via compromised contractor or subcontractor credentials over VPN. Reporting also notes tooling overlap involving XenAllPasswordPro across Crypt Ghouls, MorLock, BlackJack, and Twelve, indicating shared utilities among Russia-targeting campaigns. High-confidence behavioral detail from the content is limited to password extraction from system storage and harvesting authentication data; no specific standalone indicators of compromise for XenAllPasswordPro itself are provided in the content.

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BlackJack

"The group’s arsenal includes well-known hacking tools such as Mimikatz, XenAllPasswordPro..."

via security online infosecurityonline.info
Twelve

"The group’s arsenal includes well-known hacking tools such as Mimikatz, XenAllPasswordPro..."

via security online infosecurityonline.info
Crypt Ghouls

"The group’s arsenal includes well-known hacking tools such as Mimikatz, XenAllPasswordPro..."

via security online infosecurityonline.info
MorLock

"The group’s arsenal includes well-known hacking tools such as Mimikatz, XenAllPasswordPro..."

via security online infosecurityonline.info
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