Instead, this tool is uniquely dangerous in that it was specifically designed to avoid detection by endpoint detection and response (EDR) and antivirus (AV) capabilities. While this capability has managed to stay out of the spotlight and remains less commonly known than its Cobalt Strike brethren, it is no less sophisticated. The sample contained a malicious payload associated with Brute Ratel C4 (BRc4), the newest red-teaming and adversarial attack simulation tool to hit the market. Beyond the obvious detection concerns, we believe this sample is also significant in terms of its malicious payload, command and control (C2), and packaging. On May 19, one such sample was uploaded to VirusTotal, where it received a benign verdict from all 56 vendors that evaluated it. To display all information in a detached drawing, publish an eDrawings drawing document from SOLIDWORKS, or re-save the drawing document as a regular (undetached) drawing.Unit 42 continuously hunts for new and unique malware samples that match known advanced persistent threat (APT) patterns and tactics. The eDrawings Viewer does not display all information in detached drawing documents. To control the visibility of the watermark, in the graphics area, right-click and click Show warning watermark for this document only. When you open a potentially outdated component, a watermark displays a warning and suggests that you rebuild the part in the SOLIDWORKS software.
You can then save the file with another name.ĮDrawings detects when the graphics data for a component may not be in sync with a later version that was modified and saved in a SOLIDWORKS assembly. Click OK to close the message box, and a Save As dialog box appears. You can open the file as read-only, but if you try to save changes to it, a message box appears. If you open either a read-only file or a file that is already open in your CAD application or another eDrawings Viewer, a message box advises you of this. See the eDrawings Functionality Matrix for availability information. This information is specific to one or more CAD systems.
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