The malware exe File Malware Analysis

Technical Analysis

File Name	malware.exe
File Type	ELF
Magic Bytes	`ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, BuildID[sha1]=ac40f3d3f795f9ee657f59a09fbedea23c4d7e25, for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, stripped`
SSDEEP Hash	196608:mwkQbamk5GDtfumKVvCbfXnxaiC5Ll2fqeTN9G8G8u0pUlC3bNZbXz6SXu0c5RpC:mwkQuRDlVvCblChYfv/G8G8uO/jur5zR
Scanner Version	1.0.160.174
Database Version	2024-02-12 21:00:23 UTC

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Suspicious File Detected

Detected by 32 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.

51%

Detection Rate

12,270,536

File Size (bytes)

32/63

Engines Detected

2024-02-12

Analysis Date

File Identification

Hash Type	Value	Action
MD5	26195eba44b8401f9b2b0251e7c10675
SHA1	6238c5e79f6e37b3d81a0da9d7fb18fd137b5749
SHA256	9512f4188c5e2ae9a216b8c6331ec08dae344427a18d496109ac0b2554520bc2
SHA512	647cb91e71de45ba31131f2daf70e81e92ff2e56c66d92adbcaf74eead2267ac8bece6cdd9b7255ff9863d82400d09cbd23398e57cfeca9e8e21859fa0b74225

Security Engines with Detections (32 of 63)

Lionic

Trojan.Linux.Agent.4!c Malicious

MicroWorld-eScan

Trojan.Linux.Generic.262595 Malicious

FireEye

Trojan.Linux.Generic.262595 Malicious

Skyhigh

Artemis Malicious

ALYac

Trojan.Linux.Generic.262595 Malicious

Arcabit

Trojan.Linux.Generic.D401C3 Malicious

Symantec

Trojan.Gen.NPE Malicious

ESET-NOD32

a variant of Generik.EXTRHTN Malicious

Cynet

Malicious (score: 99) Malicious

TrendMicro-HouseCall

TROJ_GEN.R002C0XEQ23 Malicious

Avast

Multi:Agent-ES [Trj] Malicious

Kaspersky

HEUR:Trojan.Linux.Agent.gen Malicious

BitDefender

Trojan.Linux.Generic.262595 Malicious

NANO-Antivirus

Trojan.Elf64.TrjGen.jrjovo Malicious

Tencent

Linux.Trojan.Agent.Fkjl Malicious

Emsisoft

Trojan.Linux.Generic.262595 (B) Malicious

F-Secure

Malware.LINUX/Dldr.Agent.dnrhv Malicious

DrWeb

Linux.Siggen.4350 Malicious

VIPRE

Trojan.Linux.Generic.262595 Malicious

TrendMicro

TROJ_GEN.R002C0XEQ23 Malicious

Jiangmin

Trojan.Linux.dbs Malicious

Google

Detected Malicious

Avira

LINUX/Dldr.Agent.dnrhv Malicious

Kingsoft

Linux.Trojan.Agent.gen Malicious

Microsoft

Trojan:Linux/Multiverze Malicious

ZoneAlarm

HEUR:Trojan.Linux.Agent.gen Malicious

GData

Trojan.Linux.Generic.262595 Malicious

MAX

malware (ai score=82) Malicious

Rising

Trojan.Agent/Linux!8.13268 (TFE:14:R8MH9cg9NDD) Malicious

Ikarus

Trojan.SuspectCRC Malicious

Fortinet

PossibleThreat Malicious

AVG

Multi:Agent-ES [Trj] Malicious

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

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Regular Scans: Run weekly system scans to detect new threats before they can cause damage.
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Safe Browsing: Avoid suspicious websites and never download software from untrusted sources.
Email Security: Be cautious with email attachments and links, even from known contacts.

Proactive Protection

32 antivirus engines detected potential threats. This could be a false positive, especially for system tools or packed software. Verify the file source and check if it's digitally signed by a trusted publisher.

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File Identification

Security Engines with Detections (32 of 63)

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