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Database Entry
Stealc
Vendor detections: 17
| SHA256 hash: | 5ef1aa40084a122011be62539f8d67aebcf7f9a0b1a31e6a057cbd1726a2b575 |
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| SHA3-384 hash: | 25d54a9de640ae00317096ec96538868d775fa20e5a61af9d5d41ff09a6b022fefb4df011aa2edd13444f771426e8d77 |
| SHA1 hash: | 151e3eff1aca5ca6f97d079da44d7bb7654b01d3 |
| MD5 hash: | 9795b819d38924f27de9c14c2b5b03e9 |
| humanhash: | double-finch-lactose-nebraska |
| File name: | 9795B819D38924F27DE9C14C2B5B03E9.exe |
| Download: | download sample |
| Signature | Stealc |
| File size: | 250'880 bytes |
| First seen: | 2026-07-17 04:00:08 UTC |
| Last seen: | 2026-07-17 20:18:04 UTC |
| File type: | |
| MIME type: | application/x-dosexec |
| imphash | d071ac95ea1d6b0ed6ec53017449901f (6 x Stealc, 2 x Vidar) |
| ssdeep | 3072:s5bqr4G60J2/fwHt31f6wkh81YlofbijZC9Uof5l/IbI6RD3Xs:6eql/fYuMcIedC9f5ZIcAD3Xs |
| TLSH | T171341A25EF80447EED12817CDABA73D2B12669A46312D8D333C8165E4DF40E32D7E6A7 |
| TrID | 39.7% (.EXE) Win32 Executable MS Visual C++ (generic) (31206/45/13) 21.0% (.EXE) Microsoft Visual C++ compiled executable (generic) (16529/12/5) 8.3% (.DLL) Win32 Dynamic Link Library (generic) (6578/25/2) 8.3% (.EXE) Win64 Executable (generic) (6522/11/2) 6.4% (.EXE) Win16 NE executable (generic) (5038/12/1) |
| Magika | pebin |
| Reporter | |
| Tags: | exe Stealc |
Indicators Of Compromise (IOCs)
Below is a list of indicators of compromise (IOCs) associated with this malware samples.
| IOC | ThreatFox Reference |
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| http://89.110.104.237/46893b462dca7432.php | https://threatfox.abuse.ch/ioc/1852721/ |
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YARA Signatures
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| Rule name: | command_and_control |
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| Author: | CD_R0M_ |
| Description: | This rule searches for common strings found by malware using C2. Based on a sample used by a Ransomware group |
| Rule name: | DebuggerCheck__API |
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| Reference: | https://github.com/naxonez/yaraRules/blob/master/AntiDebugging.yara |
| Rule name: | DebuggerCheck__QueryInfo |
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| Reference: | https://github.com/naxonez/yaraRules/blob/master/AntiDebugging.yara |
| Rule name: | DetectEncryptedVariants |
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| Author: | Zinyth |
| Description: | Detects 'encrypted' in ASCII, Unicode, base64, or hex-encoded |
| Rule name: | Detect_PowerShell_Obfuscation |
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| Author: | daniyyell |
| Description: | Detects obfuscated PowerShell commands commonly used in malicious scripts. |
| Rule name: | FreddyBearDropper |
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| Author: | Dwarozh Hoshiar |
| Description: | Freddy Bear Dropper is dropping a malware through base63 encoded powershell scrip. |
| Rule name: | golang_bin_JCorn_CSC846 |
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| Author: | Justin Cornwell |
| Description: | CSC-846 Golang detection ruleset |
| Rule name: | infostealer_win_stealc_str_oct24 |
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| Author: | Sekoia.io |
| Description: | Finds Stealc standalone samples (or dumps) based on the strings |
| Rule name: | RANSOMWARE |
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| Author: | ToroGuitar |
| Rule name: | Stealc_unpacked_PulseIntel |
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| Author: | PulseIntel |
| Description: | Stealc Payload |
| Rule name: | Stealer_Stealc |
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| Author: | Still |
| Description: | attempts to match instructions/strings found in Stealc |
| Rule name: | Suspicious_Process |
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| Author: | Security Research Team |
| Description: | Suspicious process creation |
| Rule name: | Sus_CMD_Powershell_Usage |
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| Author: | XiAnzheng |
| Description: | May Contain(Obfuscated or no) Powershell or CMD Command that can be abused by threat actor(can create FP) |
| Rule name: | TH_AntiVM_MassHunt_Win_Malware_2026_CYFARE |
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| Author: | CYFARE |
| Description: | Detects Windows malware employing anti-VM / anti-sandbox evasion techniques across VMware, VirtualBox, Hyper-V, QEMU, Xen, and generic sandbox environments |
| Reference: | https://cyfare.net/ |
| Rule name: | VECT_Ransomware |
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| Author: | Mustafa Bakhit |
| Description: | Detects activity associated with VECT ransomware. This includes registry modifications and deletions, execution of system and defense-evasion commands, suspicious API usage, mutex creation, file and memory manipulation, ransomware note generation, anti-debugging and anti-analysis techniques, and embedded cryptographic constants (SHA256) characteristic of this malware family. Designed for threat intelligence and malware detection environments. |
| Rule name: | Vidar_unpacked_PulseIntel |
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| Author: | PulseIntel |
| Description: | Vidar Payload |
| Rule name: | Windows_Generic_Threat_2bba6bae |
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| Author: | Elastic Security |
| Rule name: | WIN_FileFix_Detection |
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| Author: | dogsafetyforeverone |
| Description: | Detects FileFix social engineering technique that launches chained PowerShell and PHP commands from file explorer typed paths |
| Reference: | FileFix social engineering with PowerShell and PHP commands |
| Rule name: | win_stealc_generic |
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| Author: | dubfib |
| Rule name: | WIN_WebSocket_Base64_C2_20250726 |
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| Author: | dogsafetyforeverone |
| Description: | Detects configuration strings used by malware to specify WebSocket command-and-control endpoints inside Base64-encoded data. It looks for prefixes such as '#ws://' or '#wss://' that were found in QuasarRAT configuration data. |
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