BrainTest
Techniques Used
| Domain | ID | Name | Use | |
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| Mobile | T1407 | Download New Code at Runtime |
Original samples of BrainTest download their exploit packs for rooting from a remote server after installation.[2] |
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| Mobile | T1404 | Exploit OS Vulnerability |
Some original variants of BrainTest had the capability to automatically root some devices, but that behavior was not observed in later samples.[2] |
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| Mobile | T1452 | Manipulate App Store Rankings or Ratings |
BrainTest provided capabilities that allowed developers to use compromised devices to post positive reviews on their own malicious applications as well as download other malicious applications they had submitted to the Play Store.[2] |
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| Mobile | T1400 | Modify System Partition |
BrainTest uses root privileges (if available) to copy an additional Android app package (APK) to /system/priv-app to maintain persistence even after a factory reset.[2] |
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| Mobile | T1406 | Obfuscated Files or Information |
BrainTest stores a secondary Android app package (APK) in its assets directory in encrypted form, and decrypts the payload at runtime.[2] |
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