# BlackRoseLucy

### 01. Introduction

> BlackRoseLucy is an Android trojan found in the wild. The malware is known to collect data from infected phones and turns them to a remote controlled bots. You have to find out the address of the Command & Control (CC) server controlling the bots and you will find out more about the name of the malware. The address is "hard coded".

Requirements

* Download the APK (Android Package).
* Decompile the apk (jadx).
* Analyze the java code

Your goal is to find the CC server address (Protocol,IP, Port) in the decompiled code.

**APK File**:

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### 02. Analysis

Like in the last few exercises I'll check the permissions first:

![](https://3977837039-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F-MfT0VPyK6X13Egd9pzy%2Fuploads%2Fe25bulYZbGWjsytD7GWa%2FBlackRoseLucy01.png?alt=media\&token=aeff6334-eaf7-41cd-b230-c2b9bbd1bff8)

Next I'll decompile the package by using jadx-gui.&#x20;

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This time I couldn't find any strings that points to an URL.  I try to use the search function and search for the term "http\://" and "https\://" inside the code:

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I get two results that looks interessting for me:

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![](https://3977837039-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F-MfT0VPyK6X13Egd9pzy%2Fuploads%2FXBc2AL8n17GDbGEALBHB%2FBlackRoseLucy05.png?alt=media\&token=20d65eea-e3fc-4424-85d8-230e7c6ab0de)

&#x20;I’ll upload the apk file to virus total and get this graph:

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Possible CC Server:

thelucy.top

Port: 443


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