General
- Target jaffacakes118_95c62b7d34345a4ff325720538b764c2adf1bc07f2efec44951cc2c8f6a91632.bin
- Size 131KB
- Sample260910-rn1g3ahc67
- SHA256 95c62b7d34345a4ff325720538b764c2adf1bc07f2efec44951cc2c8f6a91632
- MD5 a1f98636dbae01e7188cfe0798e3c48d
- SHA1 3a1f4377e9857dc41897430e38e25a0b3ee6cec6
- SHA512 f7b194d788be7bcda62e2c07a03e1b72fe7e09806a7923068b0936473e9474ca84ebd2739c4b4e4ac4de9a6d06daf5ffef7ade99d1ab9f731713a587816e8824
- SSDEEP 1536:nhVb3PrIT9wto8uWcfb1nc7nfvXPrQA96xOXJDPjf5NQfVIOEDH+t8t8nRbVR15H:nh9438uVfb9c7nXRXJ/REqH+I8nR95H
- TLSH T146D3E9086F718E7BD4AFCC3742A84B4A18CDA11B31693BB539B4E504FE5A14F46E38B5
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP TLSH
Score
9/10
Static task
static1
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
jaffacakes118_95c62b7d34345a4ff325720538b764c2adf1bc07f2efec44951cc2c8f6a91632.bin
Resource
debian12-mipsel-20260513-en
10 signatures
150 seconds
Malware Config
Targets
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- Target jaffacakes118_95c62b7d34345a4ff325720538b764c2adf1bc07f2efec44951cc2c8f6a91632.bin
- Size 131KB
- SHA256 95c62b7d34345a4ff325720538b764c2adf1bc07f2efec44951cc2c8f6a91632
- MD5 a1f98636dbae01e7188cfe0798e3c48d
- SHA1 3a1f4377e9857dc41897430e38e25a0b3ee6cec6
- SHA512 f7b194d788be7bcda62e2c07a03e1b72fe7e09806a7923068b0936473e9474ca84ebd2739c4b4e4ac4de9a6d06daf5ffef7ade99d1ab9f731713a587816e8824
- SSDEEP 1536:nhVb3PrIT9wto8uWcfb1nc7nfvXPrQA96xOXJDPjf5NQfVIOEDH+t8t8nRbVR15H:nh9438uVfb9c7nXRXJ/REqH+I8nR95H
- TLSH T146D3E9086F718E7BD4AFCC3742A84B4A18CDA11B31693BB539B4E504FE5A14F46E38B5
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP TLSH
Score9/10-
Contacts a large (11575) amount of remote hosts
This may indicate a network scan to discover remotely running services.
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Renames itself
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Unexpected DNS network traffic destination
Network traffic to other servers than the configured DNS servers was detected on the DNS port.
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Creates a large amount of network flows
This may indicate a network scan to discover remotely running services.
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Enumerates running processes
Discovers information about currently running processes on the system
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Reads process memory
Read the memory of a process through the /proc virtual filesystem. This can be used to steal credentials.