General
- Target jaffacakes118_0f12551dbb39b5a492565657d7075853d598bb2721e8cba98a1bdb88c277c921.bin
- Size 102KB
- Sample260910-tv6zjasdkb
- SHA256 0f12551dbb39b5a492565657d7075853d598bb2721e8cba98a1bdb88c277c921
- MD5 ba3edae9b035ea7e3fd48ab024545eb5
- SHA1 a8d17772af8ecb24d64f01c28d9f51e57586ac66
- SHA512 2ee6bb644ab8c052a3546508898d3e6df6a50eb3fe675dc61a96b7a9f378ec22fcc894117ae2a070039af0da77e90592f1a6438b0b909cf331b668a4a27f2d84
- SSDEEP 1536:z3g12X7Sto1MkWHxS/fhczL3P46m3Q/on5+6r5kCC+/9VpR093nv8VRzw:zQ27Si1E8xczDPvWp70hnvow
- TLSH T1BDA3F8497B610FF7D85FCC3746B94B0524CC960732A82B767A74E818F25B25F1AE38A4
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP TLSH
Score
9/10
Static task
static1
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
jaffacakes118_0f12551dbb39b5a492565657d7075853d598bb2721e8cba98a1bdb88c277c921.bin
Resource
debian12-mipsel-20260513-en
10 signatures
150 seconds
Malware Config
Targets
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- Target jaffacakes118_0f12551dbb39b5a492565657d7075853d598bb2721e8cba98a1bdb88c277c921.bin
- Size 102KB
- SHA256 0f12551dbb39b5a492565657d7075853d598bb2721e8cba98a1bdb88c277c921
- MD5 ba3edae9b035ea7e3fd48ab024545eb5
- SHA1 a8d17772af8ecb24d64f01c28d9f51e57586ac66
- SHA512 2ee6bb644ab8c052a3546508898d3e6df6a50eb3fe675dc61a96b7a9f378ec22fcc894117ae2a070039af0da77e90592f1a6438b0b909cf331b668a4a27f2d84
- SSDEEP 1536:z3g12X7Sto1MkWHxS/fhczL3P46m3Q/on5+6r5kCC+/9VpR093nv8VRzw:zQ27Si1E8xczDPvWp70hnvow
- TLSH T1BDA3F8497B610FF7D85FCC3746B94B0524CC960732A82B767A74E818F25B25F1AE38A4
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 SSDEEP TLSH
Score9/10-
Contacts a large (75741) amount of remote hosts
This may indicate a network scan to discover remotely running services.
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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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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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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.