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Database Entry
AMOS
Vendor detections: 7
| SHA256 hash: | b9aba591f9ea7faccc80e23b5821e14a0fd208979737019c6d61c86e4bb813e9 |
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| SHA3-384 hash: | 2a52ee599b0abf7ffc4591f634b40034c3a4d700289521b5d31091ccb73ada138342da9fdc4d355d8bce8b310e86e339 |
| SHA1 hash: | 9d8fc55fd187291772185683091a8d4ddb3f62c1 |
| MD5 hash: | 9c7f01a0f2098f7d6f6636647ab04949 |
| humanhash: | undress-five-magazine-oklahoma |
| File name: | macho_b9aba591f9ea.bin |
| Download: | download sample |
| Signature | AMOS |
| File size: | 969'360 bytes |
| First seen: | 2026-09-22 18:04:06 UTC |
| Last seen: | Never |
| File type: | |
| MIME type: | application/x-mach-binary |
| ssdeep | 12288:2peys9RbFW/UmJcDc/WnFIjATlbxTV3vQrT2u5cHAdklGLT9dYzMRnkxLV/uoFcW:JyARbFEVyTJD3kyIXuD1g5lX3sZL |
| TLSH | T1A025E100CE6A80D9F4CCDE30362A9A779E716A1445051BFA26D13F989D373E3F15B27A |
| TrID | 82.2% (.DYLIB) Mac OS X Mach-O universal Dynamically linked shared Library (32500/1/5) 17.7% (.O/DYLIB/BUNDLE) Mac OS X Universal Binary (generic) (7002/2) |
| Magika | macho |
| Reporter | |
| Tags: | AMOS ClickFix Foxveil Loader Mach-O machO macOS |
c4ffeine
Foxveil 'cc2' build Mach-O, the twenty-eighth payload served from this one unchanged URL (969,360 B), fetched via Tor 2026-09-22 18:00:17 UTC, origin build time 16:31:03, 4 hours 29 minutes after the previous build (sha256 fdb0a9a7f5d1..., origin build 12:01:30). The delivery chain is unchanged: the stage-1 zsh dropper at the same host (sha256 6e753133e537264247a08587d87b30b8d9a96caea1d6cc92d41fc8058073b8f7) has carried the same ETag since 2026-09-18 12:56:51. Unlike builds 22 to 27, this one is not a plain repack of its predecessor: our own loader rule, which matched every earlier build in the series including build 27, does not match it, so the wrapper changed in a way that goes beyond the usual per-build obfuscation churn. The code-level comparison against build 27 still reads repack-like (TLSH of __text 48, 43 functions against 40, 9 shared function hashes), and the encrypted payload table holds 79 items totalling 192,338 bytes of plaintext against 68 items and 193,738 bytes in build 27, a 0.7 percent move, which is the band this family stays in when the same script is re-chunked. Static analysis of this build is in progress and no claim is made yet about the stealer inside it; earlier builds in the series each held the same AMOS AppleScript stealer, decrypted with a key derived from the SHA-256 of the loader's own __text section. Host answers HTTP 200 only to a curl User-Agent; browser User-Agents get a Cloudflare 520. Not executed.Intelligence
File Origin
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| Rule name: | CP_Script_Inject_Detector |
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| Author: | DiegoAnalytics |
| Description: | Detects attempts to inject code into another process across PE, ELF, Mach-O binaries |
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