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The Relight films are a condensed version of the anime series. The premise of the films is that Ryuk tells the story to a fellow Shinigami. Like any Death God, he has a Death Note and can absorb the remaining life of any human he kills with the notebook. The sample uses a known and simple persistence method. It sets the following registry key using cmd.exe, which in turn invokes reg.exe to set the registry key: Falcon Intelligence has medium-high confidence that the WIZARD SPIDER threat actors are operating out of Russia. Hermes was originally advertised on exploit[.]in . This Russian-speaking forum is a well-known marketplace for selling malware and related services to criminal threat actors. If Hermes was indeed related to STARDUST CHOLLIMA, it would imply that nation-state threat actors are selling their services on Russian-speaking forums, which is unlikely.

cmd.exe /C REG ADD “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run“ /v "svchos" /t REG_SZ /d "\" /f Ryuk was one of the Death Note characters that were made into Nendoroid figures. Light, L, Misa, and Ryuk were the only characters made into the primary Nendoroid figures, but they were also made into Nendoroid petites. https://medium.com/s2wblog/anatomy-of-chaos-ransomware-builder-and-its-origin-feat-open-source-hidden-tear-ransomware-ffd5937d005f This fact indicates that operators behind Ryuk malware carefully study each victim and perform expensive scouting and network mapping. In other media Relight anime films Main articles: Death Note Relight 1: Visions of a God and Death Note Relight 2: L's Successors

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A video recorded in the ANY.RUN malware hunting service allows us to watch the execution process of Ryuk malware in action. When designing Ryuk's Death Note, Obata thought about the appearance of Ryuk's handwriting. Ryuk wrote the words "Death Note" on the cover of his own notebook, and when he took possession of Sidoh's book he wrote the same words on the front cover. Note that all executions, including injected payloads, attempt to encrypt network drives. More on this later. Also, during forensic investigation of a network compromised by WIZARD SPIDER, CrowdStrike Services recovered artifacts with filenames in Russian. One file was named !!! files dlya raboty !!!.rar , which translates to “files for work.” Based on these factors, there is considerably more evidence supporting the hypothesis that the WIZARD SPIDER threat actors are Russian speakers and not North Korean. How CrowdStrike Can Prevent Ryuk Current builds of Ryuk no longer contain persistence functionality. Previously, to remain persistent on the host, Ryuk created a registry entry under the Run key using Windows cmd.exe shell. The following command line was used to write to the Registry Run Key name svchos to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run with the value being the path to the Ryuk executable. Process Injection

The encryption of local and mapped drives is done in 6 rounds. On each of these rounds, Ryuk will enumerate all the drives from A: to Z: and will then encrypt drives based on their types, which it gets using the GetDriveTypeA API. These are the drive types which will be encrypted on each round: It’s not often that we get to observe the behind-the-scenes drama that can accompany the creation of new malware, but when we do, it gives us a fascinating glimpse into how threat actors operate. One such glimpse, stemming from an online exchange between a ransomware perpetrator and a victim, gave us new insights into the origins of Chaos malware, revealing a twisted family tree that links it to both Onyx and Yashma ransomware variants. Open-source reporting has claimed that the Hermes ransomware was developed by the North Korean group STARDUST CHOLLIMA (activities of which have been public reported as part of the “Lazarus Group”), because Hermes was executed on a host during the SWIFT compromise of FEIB in October 2017. Table 1 contains samples that are possibly attributed to the compromise. The two executables related to Hermes are bitsran.exe and RSW7B37.tmp . As mentioned in the Hermes to Ryuk section, Ryuk uses a combination of symmetric (AES) and asymmetric (RSA) encryption to encrypt files. Without the private key provided by WIZARD SPIDER, the files cannot be decrypted and are unrecoverable. A thread is created for the encryption of each file and each file is encrypted with its own AES key. After the file has been encrypted, a file extension of .RYK is appended to the file. All directories will have a ransom note of ( RyukReadMe.txt ) written to the directory. This particular threat group would infiltrate a victim organization’s network, steal any valuable data it found, then would unleash “Onyx ransomware,” their own branded creation based on Chaos Builder v4.0. To verify this, we’ve performed tests on samples dubbed Onyx ransomware, and there was a 98% match to a test sample generated via Chaos v4.0.The execution process of Ryuk is not much different from other ransomware such as WannaCry or Netwalker. After the executable file makes its way into an infected system and runs, the main malicious activity begins. Like many other ransomware families, Ryuk deletes shadow copy files. It also stops processes from the hardcoded list. Like other malware of this type, it creates a text or HTML file with a ransom note. Ryuk Ransomware distribution Disable the windows error recovery screen that appears during boot in case Windows was shut down improperly using: You have lost, Light. Didn’t I say in the beginning, when you die, the one who’ll write your name down in a notebook will be me? That is the deal between the Shinigami and the first human to get their hands on the note in the human world. Once you enter prison, I don’t know when you’ll die. It’s annoying to wait. Your life is already over. You’ll die here.

Sometime after Light's death and Ryuk's return to the Shinigami Realm, Ryuk becomes popular among other Shinigami due to his time spent in the Human World with Light. Eventually, Ryuk's story catches the attention of an unnamed Shinigami, who visits Ryuk to hear it. Death Note 13: How to Read describes Ryuk in the Death Note yonkoma as, of the characters, one who "may" be the character most resembling the equivalent character in the Death Note series. It feels sturdy and well-made, with no loose parts or wobbliness. The materials used seem durable, ensuring that it will withstand the test of time and retain its quality even after prolonged display. With the dead-eyed, toothy grin of a toddler that had to pose too long for a photo, we didn��t think Ryuk was going to be such a character. But we’ll be darned if he didn’t win us over with his taste for apples… and chaos.

In the film series, Ryuk is very similar to his canon self. The second film ends in much the same manner as the manga, except Ryuk pretends to be more cooperative by laughing together with Light over the fact that the Task Force can't shoot through his incorporeal form. Ryuk informs Light that humans who have used the Death Note are unable to enter either Heaven or Hell and shows Light his name written in the notebook. Light yells at Ryuk and jumps through him, trying in vain to stop his death, before dying in his father's arms. After Light's death, Ryuk asks L if he will to use the Death Note, and when L says that he won't, Ryuk calls L boring and flies away. He is last seen several months later, laughing and circling around Tokyo Tower.