Trojan.PPDropper.B may arrive as a Powerpoint attachment in the following email:
From:
[REMOVED]@gmail.com
To:
Undisclosed-Recipient:;
Subject:
[CHINESE CHARS]
Attachment:
[CHINESE CHARS].ppt
When Trojan.PPDropper.B is executed, it performs the following actions:
Exploits an undocumented Microsoft Powerpoint Remote Code Execution Vulnerability using a malformed string, once the Powerpoint attachment is executed.
Drops and executes the following file which is a variant of Backdoor.Bifrose.E:
%System%\regvrt.exe
Note: %System% [...]