0a898ce55b2e5404d7c1bab841fa6de9

PE Executable

MD5: 0a898ce55b2e5404d7c1bab841fa6de9

Size: 2.71 MB

application/x-dosexec

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Symbol Obfuscation Score Medium

MD5	0a898ce55b2e5404d7c1bab841fa6de9
Sha1	498691b47fb699f0589fa0130d61dfecc9fb747e
Sha256	e0a61a28a03edb731c78d4a3f98aa2d3c39e4087d314f55694ae78112a099d86
Sha384	e95d5ef5190abcda70cd77c916a6bec3fac83453bcb8efab862ed24e1ab13ddfaa9560f9eacf4852545bba6418a2bc95
Sha512	ed2506b30111a9082606babfaadd96acab71cc903c473e8093e430457341d7e9c918fd407eb56f503ec13dfde1ac4faa251c90ff994c0d21a5ec4a3f69a8b257
SSDeep	49152:ccEyjKrgywL4wf6AN49lAdv7+azqKbPpFt7MD3L75f108ZuyLAR0fzv4VJajqViz:ccE3FwL4wbC3u7+az3bTNMDU8IVPaee
TLSH	46C52304A64ED513C8634B7605E1F43102B65E4EA972C6ABBFE87DDF39337898491B83

PeID

Microsoft Visual C++ DLLMicrosoft Visual C++ v6.0Microsoft Visual C++ v6.0 DLL

STICH beta Structural Threat Infection Chain Hash

A content-independent fingerprint of the infection method: successive formats, internal objects and MITRE techniques from the initial file to each final payload.

STICH Path = the fingerprint (canonical chain with techniques) STICH Shape = structure only Only determinant branches produce STICH Paths.

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Path pe:exe>pe:rsrc>bin

Shape pe:exe>pe:rsrc>bin

malicious 3 nodes

Path pe:exe>bin

Shape pe:exe>bin

malicious 2 nodes

Name	Value
Info	PE Detect: PeReader OK (file layout)
Module Name	meHJ.exe
Full Name	meHJ.exe
EntryPoint	System.Void zPy.XPP::WP4()
Scope Name	meHJ.exe
Scope Type	ModuleDef
Kind	Windows
Runtime Version	v4.0.30319
Tables Header Version	512
WinMD Version	<null>
Assembly Name	meHJ
Assembly Version	201.502.607.709
Assembly Culture	<null>
Has PublicKey	False
PublicKey Token	<null>
Target Framework	.NETFramework,Version=v4.5
Total Strings	262
Main Method	System.Void zPy.XPP::WP4()
Main IL Instruction Count	15
Main IL	`nop <null> call System.Void System.Windows.Forms.Application::EnableVisualStyles() br IL_0027: nop nop <null> ret <null> call System.Void uPE.WP9::hfy() br IL_0017: nop nop <null> newobj System.Void QW.Bu::.ctor() call System.Void System.Windows.Forms.Application::Run(System.Windows.Forms.Form) br IL_000B: nop nop <null> ldc.i4.0 <null> call System.Void System.Windows.Forms.Application::SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(System.Boolean) br IL_000D: call System.Void uPE.WP9::hfy()`

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