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Database Entry



CoinMiner


Vendor detections: 10


Intelligence 10 IOCs YARA 1 File information Comments

SHA256 hash: 1ff771de93f1b7a1824949621e743f0207b199b96151fb288474a7e8a2435e1d
SHA3-384 hash: 79530097bdb92ff8273e7f206b08620f42d9d1a482992e9a7ce96df53830f3cbd94c3e64aaa27209a5bfa2acd8eb823b
SHA1 hash: 902b1d617e342800666573cd5c145e68905803e2
MD5 hash: d48900504c4def0ee34e5239e2e55bab
humanhash: diet-quiet-lake-butter
File name:setup.exe
Download: download sample
Signature CoinMiner
File size:2'441'216 bytes
First seen:2023-04-19 00:59:01 UTC
Last seen:Never
File type:Executable exe
MIME type:application/x-dosexec
ssdeep 24576:7NSVlPBAVB7vcvs69n0zuBIc7OZR+AKKsE0bjijKZOZaOfAgIUhfp1rtkuPhD/vE:5SVADDc0OcQaZlKBnKAgIEZkuhY
Threatray 75 similar samples on MalwareBazaar
TLSH T107B5D0732D8FFED693FA1944E48A26040C807CBB7218D2A4FDDA999F23B5954ED45CB0
TrID 56.5% (.EXE) Win64 Executable (generic) (10523/12/4)
11.0% (.ICL) Windows Icons Library (generic) (2059/9)
10.9% (.EXE) OS/2 Executable (generic) (2029/13)
10.7% (.EXE) Generic Win/DOS Executable (2002/3)
10.7% (.EXE) DOS Executable Generic (2000/1)
Reporter Chainskilabs
Tags:CoinMiner exe

Intelligence


File Origin
# of uploads :
1
# of downloads :
283
Origin country :
US US
Vendor Threat Intelligence
Malware family:
n/a
ID:
1
File name:
setup.exe
Verdict:
Malicious activity
Analysis date:
2023-04-19 00:59:42 UTC
Tags:
n/a

Note:
ANY.RUN is an interactive sandbox that analyzes all user actions rather than an uploaded sample
Result
Verdict:
Malware
Maliciousness:

Behaviour
Сreating synchronization primitives
Running batch commands
Creating a process with a hidden window
Creating a file
Launching a process
Using the Windows Management Instrumentation requests
Creating a file in the %AppData% directory
Creating a process from a recently created file
Unauthorized injection to a recently created process
Unauthorized injection to a recently created process by context flags manipulation
Enabling autorun by creating a file
Result
Verdict:
MALICIOUS
Details
Windows PE Executable
Found a Windows Portable Executable (PE) binary. Depending on context, the presence of a binary is suspicious or malicious.
Result
Threat name:
Unknown
Detection:
malicious
Classification:
evad
Score:
96 / 100
Signature
Antivirus / Scanner detection for submitted sample
Antivirus detection for dropped file
Encrypted powershell cmdline option found
Injects a PE file into a foreign processes
Machine Learning detection for dropped file
Machine Learning detection for sample
Modifies the context of a thread in another process (thread injection)
Multi AV Scanner detection for dropped file
Multi AV Scanner detection for submitted file
Yara detected Costura Assembly Loader
Behaviour
Behavior Graph:
behaviorgraph top1 signatures2 2 Behavior Graph ID: 849359 Sample: setup.exe Startdate: 19/04/2023 Architecture: WINDOWS Score: 96 35 Antivirus / Scanner detection for submitted sample 2->35 37 Multi AV Scanner detection for submitted file 2->37 39 Machine Learning detection for sample 2->39 41 Yara detected Costura Assembly Loader 2->41 7 setup.exe 1 2->7         started        10 setup.exe 2 2->10         started        process3 file4 43 Antivirus detection for dropped file 7->43 45 Multi AV Scanner detection for dropped file 7->45 47 Machine Learning detection for dropped file 7->47 13 cmd.exe 1 7->13         started        16 setup.exe 7->16         started        33 C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\...\setup.exe.log, ASCII 10->33 dropped 49 Modifies the context of a thread in another process (thread injection) 10->49 51 Injects a PE file into a foreign processes 10->51 18 cmd.exe 1 10->18         started        20 setup.exe 3 10->20         started        signatures5 process6 file7 23 powershell.exe 17 13->23         started        25 conhost.exe 13->25         started        53 Encrypted powershell cmdline option found 18->53 27 powershell.exe 19 18->27         started        29 conhost.exe 18->29         started        31 C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\setup.exe, PE32+ 20->31 dropped signatures8 process9
Threat name:
ByteCode-MSIL.Trojan.Generic
Status:
Suspicious
First seen:
2023-04-18 14:31:31 UTC
File Type:
PE+ (.Net Exe)
Extracted files:
3
AV detection:
11 of 37 (29.73%)
Threat level:
  5/5
Result
Malware family:
Score:
  10/10
Tags:
family:xmrig miner
Behaviour
Suspicious behavior: EnumeratesProcesses
Suspicious use of AdjustPrivilegeToken
Suspicious use of FindShellTrayWindow
Suspicious use of WriteProcessMemory
Uses Task Scheduler COM API
Enumerates physical storage devices
Program crash
Drops file in System32 directory
Suspicious use of SetThreadContext
Legitimate hosting services abused for malware hosting/C2
Checks computer location settings
Executes dropped EXE
Loads dropped DLL
XMRig Miner payload
xmrig
Unpacked files
SH256 hash:
1ff771de93f1b7a1824949621e743f0207b199b96151fb288474a7e8a2435e1d
MD5 hash:
d48900504c4def0ee34e5239e2e55bab
SHA1 hash:
902b1d617e342800666573cd5c145e68905803e2
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YARA Signatures


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Rule name:BitcoinAddress
Author:Didier Stevens (@DidierStevens)
Description:Contains a valid Bitcoin address

File information


The table below shows additional information about this malware sample such as delivery method and external references.

Web download

CoinMiner

Executable exe 1ff771de93f1b7a1824949621e743f0207b199b96151fb288474a7e8a2435e1d

(this sample)

  
Delivery method
Distributed via web download

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