The 𝑺𝑬𝑻𝑼𝑷.exe File Analysis

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𝑺𝑬𝑻𝑼𝑷.exe

Technical Analysis

File Name	𝑺𝑬𝑻𝑼𝑷.exe
File Type	Win32 EXE
Magic Bytes	`PE32+ executable (GUI) x86-64, for MS Windows`
SSDEEP Hash	49152:qw50iNEX4SXKJ2QJjU5B40K75MOn8nU7iO:qeVJZG5B40K7aOn5iO
Scanner Version	1.0.248.174
Database Version	2026-06-18 20:00:15 UTC

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Suspicious File Detected

Detected by 21 security engines - requires caution

This file requires additional checking for potential threats. Based on suspicious indicators, we will soon add it to our virus database.

31%

Detection Rate

2,909,056

File Size (bytes)

21/67

Engines Detected

2026-06-18

Analysis Date

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File Identification

Hash Type	Value	Action
MD5	6cdaf41d4d7597003d4d9ffea5498026
SHA1	16d2004eaa66521b788726ee0667c051bcd9410a
SHA256	59b0260257ba3292232927eec17e5732bc65456a871b5aeddb8ede56eb85eed7
SHA512	3279cd2735ea1fb9e7f26ddfc45e3346faabc1b355d575ffa0105296803c9face4b608b743e8b49b466711abd0349e12b582b5d327ff2dbbbdf735831538f10e
ImpHash	d42595b695fc008ef2c56aabd8efd68e

Security Engines with Detections (21 of 67)

Bkav

W32.Malware.931D2D9D Malicious

Sangfor

Trojan.Win32.Agent.Vfhj Malicious

CrowdStrike

win/malicious_confidence_60% (D) Malicious

Symantec

ML.Attribute.HighConfidence Malicious

Elastic

malicious (high confidence) Malicious

Paloalto

generic.ml Malicious

Kaspersky

UDS:DangerousObject.Multi.Generic Malicious

Sophos

Mal/Generic-S Malicious

McAfeeD

ti!59B0260257BA Malicious

Trapmine

suspicious.low.ml.score Malicious

Google

Detected Malicious

Avira

TR/W64.Evo Malicious

Microsoft

Trojan:Win32/Egairtigado!rfn Malicious

AhnLab-V3

Infostealer/Win.Remus.R779526 Malicious

DeepInstinct

MALICIOUS Malicious

Malwarebytes

Malware.AI.2498404834 Malicious

Panda

Trj/PhxBzA.A Malicious

TrellixENS

Artemis!6CDAF41D4D75 Malicious

Fortinet

W64/MALD2.A8E8!tr Malicious

AVG

FileRepMalware [Trj] Malicious

Avast

FileRepMalware [Trj] Malicious

46 engines reported no threats - Only engines with detections are shown above for clarity

PE Analysis

Basic Information

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Icon	Hash: 974aa2e70dae5f2c444faf2e011c054b Fuzzy: a30d09319e6d182305fd88977a796685 dHash: 30b0b8786c687004
Image Base	`0x140000000`
Entry Point	`0x140075920`
Compilation Time	1970-01-01 00:00:00
Checksum	0x002cd95e (Actual: 0x002cd95e)
OS Version	6.1
PEiD Signatures	`PE32+ executable (GUI) x86-64, for MS Windows`
Digital Signature	Chain verification from CN=sindimec.org.br, O=MTPwxwFpRb6V, L=nHNMgq, ST=ZPUWidd8Z, C=US (serial:8602956534988511510, sha1:a6208a106d1936b9e2d42de745fc863698a5c780) failed: The X.509 certificate provided is self-signed - "Common Name: sindimec.org.br, Organization: MTPwxwFpRb6V, Locality: nHNMgq, State/Province: ZPUWidd8Z, Country: US"
Imports	1 libraries kernel32
Exports	0 functions
Resources	6 Resources
Sections	9 Sections

PE Sections

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Name	Virtual Address	Virtual Size	Raw Size	Entropy	Characteristics	MD5
`.text`	`0x00001000`	933,521 bytes	933,888 bytes	6.25 (Normal)	`IMAGE_SCN_CNT_CODE\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_EXECUTE\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_READ`	`6891242233A3E0D83DCD7ABEEEEC3B48`
`.rdata`	`0x000e5000`	1,645,168 bytes	1,645,568 bytes	6.66 (Compressed)	`IMAGE_SCN_CNT_INITIALIZED_DATA\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_READ`	`9D85175C5E6E9AAC34351B51CCD5619C`
`.data`	`0x00277000`	385,768 bytes	84,992 bytes	5.06 (Normal)	`IMAGE_SCN_CNT_INITIALIZED_DATA\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_READ\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_WRITE`	`56CEBF063296AF5092F75120FF3F104C`
`.pdata`	`0x002d6000`	24,012 bytes	24,064 bytes	5.27 (Normal)	`IMAGE_SCN_CNT_INITIALIZED_DATA\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_READ`	`BBF0E3EF73EDDFA6297D36BE3E8B4195`
`.xdata`	`0x002dc000`	180 bytes	512 bytes	1.76 (Normal)	`IMAGE_SCN_CNT_INITIALIZED_DATA\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_READ`	`F31D92E6F313CFB249FDFF0D2766BC76`
`.idata`	`0x002dd000`	1,342 bytes	1,536 bytes	4.01 (Normal)	`IMAGE_SCN_CNT_INITIALIZED_DATA\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_READ\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_WRITE`	`FD5E4C70585A380387738085A131CE93`
`.reloc`	`0x002de000`	18,324 bytes	18,432 bytes	5.43 (Normal)	`IMAGE_SCN_CNT_INITIALIZED_DATA\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_DISCARDABLE\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_READ`	`1F7E4C27DD87D8E0ADF7E8F1E5F7333C`
`.symtab`	`0x002e3000`	150,404 bytes	150,528 bytes	5.19 (Normal)	`IMAGE_SCN_MEM_DISCARDABLE\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_READ`	`BB9E7B7DCA97A1E4306626D18F997D02`
`.rsrc`	`0x00308000`	45,096 bytes	45,568 bytes	7.95 (Packed/Encrypted)	`IMAGE_SCN_CNT_INITIALIZED_DATA\|IMAGE_SCN_MEM_READ`	`F1B93F6FD7BFDF7867D3E56A9B45C980`

Entropy Analysis Alert

1 section(s) with high entropy (≥7.5) detected - possible packing/encryption

1 section(s) with elevated entropy (≥6.5) - possible compression

Resource Analysis

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Total Resources: 6 (44,734 bytes)

Resource Type	Count	Total Size	Percentage
RT_ICON	5	44,658 bytes	99.8%
RT_GROUP_ICON	1	76 bytes	0.2%

Certificate Chain Analysis

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Certificate Information

Verification Status	A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider.
Signers	sindimec.org.br

Certificate Chain Summary

sindimec.org.br #1 Primary

Validity Period: 2026-06-17 06:03:08 → 2027-06-17 06:03:08

Signature Algorithm: sha256RSA

Serial Number: 77 63 D7 63 5E 1D 99 16

✓ This file has been digitally signed and the certificate chain has been verified

The signature ensures file integrity and authenticity from the publisher
Timestamping proves when the signature was applied

Certificate Verification Status

Chain verification from CN=sindimec.org.br, O=MTPwxwFpRb6V, L=nHNMgq, ST=ZPUWidd8Z, C=US (serial:8602956534988511510, sha1:a6208a106d1936b9e2d42de745fc863698a5c780) failed: The X.509 certificate provided is self-signed - "Common Name: sindimec.org.br, Organization: MTPwxwFpRb6V, Locality: nHNMgq, State/Province: ZPUWidd8Z, Country: US"

Recommendation: Verify the file source and ensure it comes from a trusted publisher.

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Proactive Protection

21 security engines flagged this file. Could be a real threat, or could be a false alarm — common with keygens, game trainers, and legitimate system utilities. Check if the file has a valid digital signature and whether it came from the official source.

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