General
- Target 2026-08-01_60d347bc48184c2f4b01282ee98e63b5_coinminer_dosia_glassworm_poet-rat_quasar-rat_snatch
- Size 11.5MB
- Sample260802-ayevnszzbz
- SHA256 1072c9907d8b3dfea290db2c8270a32e4f56c1b051b708ece7bf78cef53a2547
- MD5 60d347bc48184c2f4b01282ee98e63b5
- SHA1 a6f9daa51c90599d6704b0e8029f91025b1da072
- SHA512 21d0b3af8ebb051f67ed3efd7d13beed8142e46782adb9ccfd266cdb82c3789c10d040f87827772fd3ff67855a797110bb3dc2f62036804b5d57d9f2aa0e2800
- SSDEEP 98304:8P7qVbPR/T0tXCfTH0X7ScvMOJlEuqngmjWkx4T+3rNH6d7CE:8Wg3vtJlDqn1jyTKq
- TLSH T1FEC64947ECA501E9C0AE8276C62A9163BB713C894B3163D37B54F6242F73BD0ADB9741
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP TLSH
Static task
static1
1 signatures
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
2026-08-01_60d347bc48184c2f4b01282ee98e63b5_coinminer_dosia_glassworm_poet-rat_quasar-rat_snatch.exe
Resource
win10v2004-20260513-en
11 signatures
150 seconds
Behavioral task
behavioral2
Sample
2026-08-01_60d347bc48184c2f4b01282ee98e63b5_coinminer_dosia_glassworm_poet-rat_quasar-rat_snatch.exe
Resource
win11ltsc2024-20260710-en
11 signatures
150 seconds
Malware Config
Targets
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- Target 2026-08-01_60d347bc48184c2f4b01282ee98e63b5_coinminer_dosia_glassworm_poet-rat_quasar-rat_snatch
- Size 11.5MB
- SHA256 1072c9907d8b3dfea290db2c8270a32e4f56c1b051b708ece7bf78cef53a2547
- MD5 60d347bc48184c2f4b01282ee98e63b5
- SHA1 a6f9daa51c90599d6704b0e8029f91025b1da072
- SHA512 21d0b3af8ebb051f67ed3efd7d13beed8142e46782adb9ccfd266cdb82c3789c10d040f87827772fd3ff67855a797110bb3dc2f62036804b5d57d9f2aa0e2800
- SSDEEP 98304:8P7qVbPR/T0tXCfTH0X7ScvMOJlEuqngmjWkx4T+3rNH6d7CE:8Wg3vtJlDqn1jyTKq
- TLSH T1FEC64947ECA501E9C0AE8276C62A9163BB713C894B3163D37B54F6242F73BD0ADB9741
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP TLSH
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Creates a file in the Startup directory
A file was written to a Windows startup folder. Files in these directories are executed automatically when a user logs on or an application initializes.
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Executes dropped EXE
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Adds Run key to start application
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Contacts third-party web service commonly abused for C2
Legitimate web (hosting) services can be abused by malware authors to host malware or C2s.
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