The Transferencia tar File Malware Analysis

The Transferencia.tar File Analysis

Updated 1 year ago

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Transferencia.tar

Technical Analysis

File Name	Transferencia.tar
File Type	TAR
Magic Bytes	`POSIX tar archive (GNU)`
SSDEEP Hash	6144:IlHXIqMhnuBZpc8zV/t0xMAZFGdoLJHi2Y36ygufL1AaLVR:pqM5ujddt0xfKdoLJHjYBGaLVR
Scanner Version	1.0.177.174
Database Version	2024-05-27 18:00:27 UTC

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Suspicious File Detected

Detected by 11 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.

17%

Detection Rate

244,224

File Size (bytes)

11/65

Engines Detected

2024-05-27

Analysis Date

File Identification

Hash Type	Value	Action
MD5	eda75df3af87fec92271769be60446d8
SHA1	90b44f97796e08b183c41940f7abc157ef6eaae1
SHA256	df8583d2cae35368b9bc2a757a082495e34ff89639f22442b20292c355afb1b7
SHA512	65fa3859e3c7aaf52e41b3e5f43466a6b0f7ac8b3e15f0fbc7dd8d4894a9b4eda25800d8f476849e2c2f4a61e1350706028b677d043fe236010931c805369480

Security Engines with Detections (11 of 65)

Lionic

Trojan.Win32.Guloader.4!c Malicious

Elastic

malicious (high confidence) Malicious

Skyhigh

BehavesLike.Backdoor.dc Malicious

ESET-NOD32

NSIS/Injector.ASH Malicious

Kaspersky

UDS:Trojan.Win32.Guloader.gen Malicious

TrendMicro

Trojan.Win32.GULOADER.YXEE1Z Malicious

Sophos

Mal/DrodTar-A Malicious

ZoneAlarm

UDS:Trojan.Win32.Guloader.gen Malicious

Microsoft

Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml Malicious

McAfee

Artemis!7A821617ABC1 Malicious

Ikarus

Trojan.NSIS.Guloader Malicious

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

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Proactive Protection

11 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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