Today, I published the following diary on isc.sans.edu: “Malicious Code Can Be Anywhere“:
My Python hunting rules reported some interesting/suspicious files. The files are named with a “.ma” extension. Some of them have very low VT scores. For example, the one with a SHA256 dc16115d165a8692e6f3186afd28694ddf2efe7fd3e673bd90690f2ae7d59136 has a score of 15/59.
The “.ma” extension refers to animation projects created by Autodesk Maya, a 3D modeling and animation program. The files are typically ASCI files that describe the 3D scenes. I’ve absolutely, zero-knowledge of 3D software but after some Google searches, it seems that Maya supports Python!. Like the documentation says… [Read more]
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