General
- Target cat.sh
- Size 1KB
- Sample260930-w4y2dsfc29
- SHA256 1a28663d0e7b7e29d47fb3a77c100b4225bce827275a8d54458f0e504f678467
- MD5 3973a0710eb7e08f766234891727a979
- SHA1 00a4d230d3fea742e48512e841de3fcc5f2e0241
- SHA512 b3d90fb7c9ec9b0bca9c98248df5205c8223c233b126d294503e1a96225f7b7950bc7e5f7f2b79b13b65b3ba48842a8ba7db63e8b758af8766da44448b61fd09
- TLSH T1243123CE50E4A95785EDDE00F073C94DA006B5C520FA2E1EEEC929A1DCD9941B36CB66
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 TLSH
Static task
static1
Behavioral task
behavioral1
Sample
cat.sh
Resource
ubuntu1804-amd64-20260513-en
Behavioral task
behavioral2
Sample
cat.sh
Resource
debian9-armhf-20260513-en
Behavioral task
behavioral3
Sample
cat.sh
Resource
debian9-mipsbe-20260513-en
Behavioral task
behavioral4
Sample
cat.sh
Resource
debian9-mipsel-20260513-en
Malware Config
Extracted
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mirai
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idknotherefucku.followz.st
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45.131.64.158
Extracted
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mirai
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idknotherefucku.followz.st
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45.131.64.158
Extracted
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mirai
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idknotherefucku.followz.st
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45.131.64.158
Extracted
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mirai
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idknotherefucku.followz.st
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45.131.64.158
Extracted
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mirai
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idknotherefucku.followz.st
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45.131.64.158
Extracted
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mirai
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idknotherefucku.followz.st
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45.131.64.158
Extracted
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mirai
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idknotherefucku.followz.st
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45.131.64.158
Targets
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- Target cat.sh
- Size 1KB
- SHA256 1a28663d0e7b7e29d47fb3a77c100b4225bce827275a8d54458f0e504f678467
- MD5 3973a0710eb7e08f766234891727a979
- SHA1 00a4d230d3fea742e48512e841de3fcc5f2e0241
- SHA512 b3d90fb7c9ec9b0bca9c98248df5205c8223c233b126d294503e1a96225f7b7950bc7e5f7f2b79b13b65b3ba48842a8ba7db63e8b758af8766da44448b61fd09
- TLSH T1243123CE50E4A95785EDDE00F073C94DA006B5C520FA2E1EEEC929A1DCD9941B36CB66
- MD5 SHA1 SHA512 TLSH
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Mirai Motorola payload
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Mirai Renesas payload
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File and Directory Permissions Modification
Adversaries may modify file or directory permissions to evade defenses.
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Executes dropped EXE
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Traces itself
Traces itself to prevent debugging attempts
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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.