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1.exe File Analysis · first seen Sep 19, 2026 21:26 · 16.0 KB
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1.exePE analysis report - Nothing conclusive

Run integrity

sample ran

The guest staged the sample and launched it, so what follows describes this file rather than an empty desktop.

45.0sto launch
7telemetry events
5observed
63agent notes

Nothing conclusive

6/100

29 points short of the suspicious line at 35.

Clean0-34 Suspicious35-69 Malicious70-100

Why this verdict

+6
Static analysis
  • Weak exploit-mitigation posture (no ASLR/DEP/CFG) and unsigned
  • Local ML score 97.7 is not charged on its own: it separates signed from unsigned software, so it corroborates measured evidence and never replaces it
+0
Model review
  • findings review (advisory, not scored): suspicious - timing-based anti-analysis checks, unsigned vb6 executable, no observed file, registry, or network activity

Model reading

Measured CLEAN6 of 100

Evidence ledger above, row by row. Published verdict rests on this column and on nothing to its right.

Model reads it asadvisory, no points NOT ASSESSEDnot shown on this page

Reads this report's derived findings, never the sample itself.

A model reading exists for this scan and is shown to the submitter and to staff only. It is a second opinion about evidence the score already priced, it is worth no points, and on a public page it would stand beside the verdict with no grounding a stranger could check.

Analysis layers

Static ran moved the score
Dynamic ran no points
Threat intel local feeds only no points
AI not included

Sample

TypeFile
MIMEapplication/vnd.microsoft.portable-executable

Run conditions

Sandbox OSWindows 10
EnvironmentWorkgroup
InternetIsolated
Execution144s
Guest hardware2 vCPU4095 MB RAM

Detection signatures

1 detected
Severity Detection Evidence Layer
MED
Weak exploit mitigations and unsigned
MITRE T1027
mitigation posture: weak
signature unsigned
static

What the tests returned

8 tests

Each test this run performed and what it returned. A test that was not performed says so rather than reading as a negative result.

TestResult
Persistence mechanismsnone established at runtime
Cross-process injectionnone observed
Payloads written to disknone observed
Network connectionsnot tested - this run had no route out, so an empty network section is a property of the run and not an observation about the sample
Behavioural rule matches (Sigma)none observed
Known-malicious hash (reputation sources)no source reported this file
Local anti-virus enginereported no detection
Anti-analysis / evasion checksnone above the reporting threshold - the anti-analysis calls this run did make are listed with their counts

Absence of an observation is not proof of absence - see Coverage for what this run could and could not test.

Arguing against malice

  • The local anti-virus engine reported no detection.
  • No reputation source reported this file as malicious.

How much weight this carries

Observed. Observed at runtime and attributed to this sample by one layer. The one fact that decided it: the sample ran for 143s and no malicious behaviour was observed.

Instrument coverage

3 of 4 measured

What this run was able to observe, as the run itself recorded it. A layer that did not run makes an empty result a fact about the sandbox rather than about the sample.

LayerRanWhat that means
Runtime anti-analysis watch measured Measured. The in-process hook group for debugger, timing and hypervisor checks armed on this run, so an empty signal list means something looked and saw nothing.
API call sequence measured Measured for the hooked anti-analysis calls. It is not a full API trace: the sequence carries interpreter spawns plus the hooked anti-analysis calls, and nothing else.
Explicit module loads measured Measured, with two limits. Only a module the sample asks for by hand is recorded, so one brought in by its own import table never appears, and the hooks arrive a few seconds after a process starts.
Network capture not on this plan Not included on this scan's plan.
Live kernel introspection not measured Not measured. This run did not ask for the memory-dump option, which is what starts the introspection loop.

This lists the layers this run recorded for itself. A layer that is not listed was not recorded either way, so its absence here is not a result.

Structure

What the file is made of: headers, imports, how it was built and whether it was signed.

Signature
Visual Basic(6.00.8041)[Native]
Not packed Unsigned
CompilerVisual Basic(6.00.8041)[Native]
LinkerMicrosoft Linker(6.0)
Identity
File
typeexecutable
size16.0 KB
file arch32-bit (x86)
subsystemGUI
entropy1.6641
date2026-03-01 22:51:11 UTC
version1.00
productProject1
original name1.exe
languageEN, NEU

Antivirus engine

no signature matched signature set 28161 - 3.6M signatures

Nothing in the signature set below matched this file. That is one engine's negative answer against one signature set on one day, and it is not a verdict. A signature engine only recognises what has already been named and published, so a file nobody has named yet scans exactly like a file that is harmless. What this file does when it runs is the stronger evidence; read the behaviour sections for that.

Signature setValue
Set version28161
Signatures in the set3,642,894
Set published22 Oct 2026 06:24 +0000
Age when this file was scannedsame day

A negative answer is only as good as the signature set that gave it, so the set is recorded with the result and the result can be reproduced against it.

Local ML assessment

97.7 of 100 8 strongest of 2568 features

A gradient-boosted model running entirely on this host scored this file 97.7 of 100 on structure alone: its headers, sections, imports, strings and signature. The file was not executed and nothing about it left this machine.

Read this as corroboration and not as a verdict. Measured across this corpus the model separates signed software from unsigned software more sharply than malicious from benign, so it is charged at most 15 of 100 verdict points and only on top of evidence this report measured for itself. The eight features below are the ones that moved it furthest.

Structural featureWhat it meansPushesWeight
image flag dll Image flag: a library rather than a program towards malicious +1.1755
parser warning: Suspicious flags set for section... Header defect reported by the parse: Suspicious flags set for section... (0) towards benign -0.6382
image flag relocs_stripped Image flag: relocations stripped towards malicious +0.4578
coff.timestamp Build timestamp recorded in the header (1772405504) towards malicious +0.3886
feature column 2478 When a timestamp authority countersigned the signature towards malicious +0.3825
debug directory size Size of the debug table (0) towards malicious +0.3058
debug directory address Location of the debug table (0) towards malicious +0.2647
feature column 655 Text in the file matching the pattern exit towards malicious +0.2245

A weight is a log-odds nudge away from the model's own baseline, not a percentage point. Where a feature names a section, an import or a build id, the number beside it is the model's own hashed cell for that name rather than a measurement of the file: two names can share one cell and the sign comes from the hash, so no number is shown for those rows.

Packing
Not packed
This file's code is readable on disk - nothing is compressed or encrypted around it.
0/100
packer confidence
Static analysis reads this file directly Nothing is hiding the code from a static pass, so what the file contains is what the report shows.
Indicators weighed

No packer indicator fired: the entry point, the section layout and the entropy all read as an ordinary build.

Family configuration search

Incomplete

1 of this platform's 69 family parsers could not decode this file, and none produced a configuration. A parser that carries no signature of its own is handed every file, and every parser that has ever failed here is one of those, so a failure is usually a decoder meeting a family it was not written for rather than a reading about this sample. Where the two numbers below differ, a signature did match and its decoder then returned nothing. The absence of a configuration is not evidence that none is present.

Parsers available69
Returned a result1
Failed to decode1

Security mitigations

weak posture
OFF ASLR (DynamicBase)
OFF High-entropy ASLR (64-bit)
OFF DEP / NX (NxCompat)
OFF Control Flow Guard
? SafeSEH
? Stack cookies (GS)
OFF Force Integrity
OFF AppContainer isolation
OFF Authenticode signed

Atypical for a benign modern build - common in packed/repacked malware.

Rich header (toolchain)

richhash fec6d6d499d3f240
ToolBuildUses
prodid_1472991
prodid_980411
prodid_1381691

Sections

3 sections · the file's memory layout
SectionVirtual addrRaw sizeVirtual sizeAccessEntropy
.textEP
Executable code
 0x1000
4.0 KB
2.9 KB
EXECUTEREAD
3.3651
.data
Initialised data
 0x2000
4.0 KB
2.5 KB
READWRITE
0.0
.rsrc
Resources
 0x3000
4.0 KB
2.1 KB
READ
1.8131
code data imports/exports resources metadata packer non-standard Entropy above 7.0 means compressed or encrypted content.

Imports

28 funcs / 1 DLL
▸MSVBVM60.DLL28 funcs
NameFile RVAIs undocumentedMITRE (tactic - technique)
_CIcos 0x00001000 - -
_adj_fptan 0x00001004 - -
_adj_fdiv_m64 0x00001008 - -
_adj_fprem1 0x0000100c - -
_adj_fdiv_m32 0x00001010 - -
_adj_fdiv_m16i 0x00001014 - -
_adj_fdivr_m16i 0x00001018 - -
_CIsin 0x0000101c - -
__vbaChkstk 0x00001020 - -
EVENT_SINK_AddRef 0x00001024 - -
_adj_fpatan 0x00001028 - -
EVENT_SINK_Release 0x0000102c - -
_CIsqrt 0x00001030 - -
EVENT_SINK_QueryInterface 0x00001034 - -
__vbaExceptHandler 0x00001038 - -
_adj_fprem 0x0000103c - -
_adj_fdivr_m64 0x00001040 - -
__vbaFPException 0x00001044 - -
_CIlog 0x00001048 - -
_adj_fdiv_m32i 0x0000104c - -
_adj_fdivr_m32i 0x00001050 - -
_adj_fdivr_m32 0x00001054 - -
_adj_fdiv_r 0x00001058 - -
ordinal_100 0x0000105c yes -
_CIatan 0x00001060 - -
_allmul 0x00001064 - -
_CItan 0x00001068 - -
_CIexp 0x0000106c - -

Binary metadata

what the headers declare about this build
Resource langsENNEU
Debug infono
TLS callbacksno

Code signing

Unsigned

This binary carries no Authenticode signature. Unsigned executables are a weak suspicious signal - most legitimate vendor software is signed.

Similar samples

1 related sample

Ranked by fuzzy hash (TLSH distance - lower is closer) and ssdeep similarity, plus an identical import table. A near-identical neighbour is usually the same build; a variant is the same family rebuilt or repacked.

RelationSampleVerdictWhy it matched
near-identical 2.exe No threats detected TLSH distance 23 · identical import table (imphash)

Capability detection

2 capabilities
list is incomplete here

The capability analysis reports that this is a Visual Basic build, so the capabilities below are the runtime's, not the program's.

Read what follows as the capabilities of the code that could be read, not of the file as a whole.

CapabilityNamespace
compiled from Visual Basic compiler/vb

Signature matches

0 findings · 3 file properties · 0 scored
File properties
IsPE32IsWindowsGUIHasRichSignature

These say what the file IS or holds - bitness, subsystem, an overlay, an embedded macro stream, which compiler built it. Ordinary files match several, and none of them carry weight in the score.

No signature rule identified a threat in this file.

Extracted strings

showing 45
  • !This program cannot be run in DOS mode.
  • Rich
  • .text
  • `.data
  • .rsrc
  • MSVBVM60.DLL
  • Project1
  • Form1
  • Label1
  • MS Sans Serif
  • Form
  • C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\VB98\VB6.OLB
  • _CIcos
  • _adj_fptan
  • _adj_fdiv_m64
  • _adj_fprem1
  • _adj_fdiv_m32
  • _adj_fdiv_m16i
  • _CIsin
  • __vbaChkstk
  • EVENT_SINK_AddRef
  • _adj_fpatan
  • EVENT_SINK_Release
  • EVENT_SINK_QueryInterface
  • __vbaExceptHandler
  • _adj_fprem
  • _adj_fdivr_m64
  • __vbaFPException
  • _adj_fdiv_m32i
  • _adj_fdivr_m32
  • _adj_fdiv_r
  • _CIatan
  • _allmul
  • _CItan
  • @*\AProject1
  • VS_VERSION_INFO
  • VarFileInfo
  • Translation
  • StringFileInfo
  • ProductName
  • FileVersion
  • ProductVersion
  • InternalName
  • OriginalFilename
  • 1.exe

Stack and decoded strings were not recovered: no reason was recorded. Only literal strings present in the file are listed above.

Disassembly

entry point · x86 · 60 insns (listing capped)
AddressBytesMnemonicOperands
0x40112868a0124000push0x4012a0
0x40112de8f0ffffffcall0x401122
0x4011320000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011340000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011360000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011383000xorbyte ptr [eax], al
0x40113a0000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x40113c40inceax
0x40113d0000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x40113f0000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011410000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x40114300a729ab85bdaddbyte ptr [edi - 0x427a54d7], ah
0x401149847f42testbyte ptr [edi + 0x42], bh
0x40114ca8d9testal, 0xd9
0x40114ec5d55f82f13d0000vmaxpdymm0, ymm5, ymmword ptr [edx + 0x3df1]
0x4011560000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011580000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x40115a0100adddword ptr [eax], eax
0x40115c0000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x40115e0000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011600000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011620000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x40116450pusheax
0x401165726fjb0x4011d6
0x4011676a65push0x65
0x40116963743100arplword ptr [ecx + esi], si
0x40116d0000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x40116f0000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011710000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011730000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011750000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x40117700ffaddbh, bh
0x401179ccint3
0x40117a3100xordword ptr [eax], eax
0x40117c010badddword ptr [ebx], ecx
0x40117e3ea4movsbbyte ptr es:[edi], byte ptr ds:[esi]
0x40118060pushal
0x401181de054e419ec8fiaddword ptr [0xc89e414e]
0x401187f6d6notdh
0x401189ca1c2aretf0x2a1c
0x40118c5dpopebp
0x40118dd3fdsarebp, cl
0x40118f52pushedx
0x40119021624banddword ptr [edx + 0x4b], esp
0x4011931943b7sbbdword ptr [ebx - 0x49], eax
0x4011967a11jp0x4011a9
0x401198ff23jmpdword ptr [ebx]
0x40119ab319movbl, 0x19
0x40119c343axoral, 0x3a
0x40119e4fdecedi
0x40119fadlodsdeax, dword ptr [esi]
0x4011a0339966cf11b7xorebx, dword ptr [ecx - 0x48ee309a]
0x4011a60c00oral, 0
0x4011a8aastosbbyte ptr es:[edi], al
0x4011a90060d3addbyte ptr [eax - 0x2d], ah
0x4011ac93xchgebx, eax
0x4011ad0000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011af0000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011b10000addbyte ptr [eax], al
0x4011b30000addbyte ptr [eax], al
callbranchretstackarithregisterimmediatememory

Import fingerprint

no related sample
Fingerprint12:nTBROfsdqWSk9b6T1n9fOJTSFN/rL6lDee4:n9Af1lTT/ESFNI6
Imports read28 functions from 1 library (28 distinct)
Comparableyes
Compared against97 stored samples
Samples built on the same import table

No stored sample you can see shares this import table.

Screen recording

84 frames · screen recording · 144s
Screen recording frame
1 / 84
0:00 · 1/84
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Behavior summary

ran 144s

1 process(es) observed

LaunchedC:\Users\user\Desktop\1.exe
Privilegestandard
Telemetry sources: Kernel ETW (10 of 163 events) agent poll: 1Process audit: 1In-process monitor: 4

Anti-analysis API trace

2 APIs · 1 process hooked

Calls counted inside the running sample by in-process hooks. Scored means the call crossed the threshold that separates a deliberate check from what ordinary software does; a call that scored nothing is still listed, with the reason.

APISignalCallsSleepScored
GetTickCount timing 100 - no corroborates, never convicts on its own - ordinary software calls this
GetTickCount64 timing 1 - no corroborates, never convicts on its own - ordinary software calls this
Call order 4 events sampled
GetTickCountGetTickCount64GetTickCountGetTickCount

How to read the numbers: a repeated call is sampled at 1, 10, 100 and so on while the run is live and made exact when the process exits, so a count is a floor and not a total. The count kept for a name is the highest a single process reported, not a sum across the process tree. The hooks are placed a few seconds after a process starts, so a check made in the first moments of a launch is missed - and a sample that exits in those first seconds is never watched at all.

No module load worth listing. In-process hooks were placed in 1 process and recorded no explicit module load, so this is an observation rather than a gap. Modules brought in by the sample's own import table are never seen here.

No WMI attributed to the sample. The WMI-Activity trace was running and recorded 789 operations on the machine during the run; none of them came from the sample's process tree.

Command lines, unwrapped

1 read

1 captured text was read and unwrapped locally. No address was recovered from any of them, and none of them was hiding its own contents behind an encoding or a format string. This is a result, not a gap.

Network activity

The network section is a paid-plan layer: the DNS the sample resolved, the connections it opened, the TLS it negotiated, and the rule engine's reading of the capture.

This run was captured, and what it captured is on a paid plan rather than absent. An internet-connected detonation is the same plan, so a paid run also shows what the sample reached rather than only what it tried.

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Process tree

What ran during the detonation, and what each process did. Select a node to see the activity attributed to it.

1process

1.exe

1 process
1 process

Attributed activity

0Mechanisms found
90Methods checked
0ATT&CK techniques
NONEHighest severity

Persistence mechanisms

clean

No persistence established

None of the 90 auto-start methods below were established during this run.

Detection coverage

0 / 90

Every auto-start method checked on this sample, grouped by family. A method with no result is reported clean, and one the sample only names in its own strings reads "named" rather than "detected".

Logon & Startup 22 clean
  • Active Setup Installed Component T1547.014 clean
  • Explorer Delay-Load Object T1547.001 clean
  • Explorer Run Key T1547.001 clean
  • Explorer SharedTaskScheduler T1547.001 clean
  • Group Policy Extension DLL T1547.004 clean
  • Group Policy Run Key T1547.001 clean
  • Logon Script T1037.001 clean
  • RDP WDS Startup Program T1547.001 clean
  • Registry Run Key T1547.001 clean
  • Registry RunEx Key T1547.001 clean
  • Registry RunOnce Key T1547.001 clean
  • Registry RunOnceEx Key T1547.001 clean
  • Registry RunServices Key T1547.001 clean
  • Startup Folder Item T1547.001 clean
  • Startup Folder Redirection T1547.001 clean
  • Terminal Services Initial Program T1547.001 clean
  • Winlogon GINA DLL T1547.004 clean
  • Winlogon MPNotify Value T1547.004 clean
  • Winlogon Notify Package T1547.004 clean
  • Winlogon Shell Value T1547.004 clean
  • Winlogon Taskman Value T1547.004 clean
  • Winlogon Userinit Value T1547.004 clean
Services & Tasks 9 clean
  • BITS Job T1197 clean
  • Print Monitor DLL T1547.010 clean
  • Print Processor DLL T1547.012 clean
  • Scheduled Task T1053.005 clean
  • Scheduled Task Registry Implant T1053.005 clean
  • Service Control Manager Security Descriptor T1574.011 clean
  • Service DLL Hijack T1543.003 clean
  • Time Provider DLL T1547.003 clean
  • Windows Service Creation T1543.003 clean
Execution Hijack 17 clean
  • .NET Managed Debugger T1546.012 clean
  • Accessibility Tool Hijack T1546.008 clean
  • AeDebug Postmortem Debugger T1546.012 clean
  • App Paths Hijack T1546.012 clean
  • Application Shim Database T1546.011 clean
  • Boot Verification Program T1547.002 clean
  • Command Processor AutoRun T1546.011 clean
  • Explorer Load Value T1547.001 clean
  • Explorer MyComputer Tool Hijack T1546.001 clean
  • Registry Image File Execution Options T1546.012 clean
  • Screensaver Hijack T1546.002 clean
  • Setup ErrorHandler Script T1546 clean
  • Shell Open Command Hijack T1546.001 clean
  • SilentProcessExit Monitor T1546.012 clean
  • Telemetry Controller Command T1546.015 clean
  • WER ReflectDebugger T1546.012 clean
  • Windows Error Reporting Debugger T1546.012 clean
DLL Load Order 12 clean
  • .NET CLR Profiler DLL T1574.012 clean
  • .NET Startup Hook DLL T1574 clean
  • AppCert DLLs T1546.009 clean
  • AppInit DLLs T1546.010 clean
  • AutodialDLL Winsock Injection T1546.006 clean
  • DLL Search-Order Hijack T1574.001 T1574.002 clean
  • DNS Server Plugin DLL T1574.001 clean
  • HTML Help Helper DLL T1546 clean
  • KnownDLLs Manipulation T1574.001 clean
  • Natural Language Platform DLL Override T1546 clean
  • Netsh Helper DLL T1546.007 clean
  • Winsock Layered Service Provider T1546.006 clean
COM & Browser 6 clean
  • Browser Extension T1176 clean
  • Browser Helper Object T1176 clean
  • COM Server Hijack T1546.015 clean
  • HTML Help COM Object Hijack T1546.015 clean
  • Shell Context Menu Handler T1546.001 clean
  • Shell Extension Handler T1546.001 clean
Security Providers & Accounts 11 clean
  • Account RID Hijack T1098 clean
  • AMSI Provider T1562.001 clean
  • Credential Provider T1547.014 clean
  • DSRM Admin Logon Backdoor T1556 clean
  • Hidden Local Account T1136.001 clean
  • LSA Authentication Package T1547.002 clean
  • LSA Extension DLL T1547.005 clean
  • LSA Notification Package T1547.005 clean
  • LSA Security Package T1547.005 clean
  • Network Provider DLL T1556.008 clean
  • Security Support Provider T1547.005 clean
Scripting & Applications 9 clean
  • Netsh Port Proxy T1090.001 clean
  • Office Add-in T1137.006 clean
  • Office Executable Sideload T1574.002 clean
  • Office Startup Template T1137.001 clean
  • Office Test Key T1137.002 clean
  • Power Automate Flow T1546 clean
  • PowerShell Profile T1546.013 clean
  • Windows Terminal Startup Action T1546 clean
  • WMI Event Subscription T1546.003 clean
Boot & Firmware 4 clean
  • BootExecute Native Image T1547.002 clean
  • PlatformExecute Native Image T1547.002 clean
  • SetupExecute Native Image T1547.002 clean
  • UEFI / Bootkit Artifact T1542.003 T1542.001 clean

File activity summary

create 0 write 0 modify 0 delete 0 rename 0

Dropped payload analysis

none kept

The sample ran and none of what it wrote was a payload this run kept and examined. That is a measured absence rather than an unasked question.

File & registry ops

0 file · 0 registry · sample scope
OperationTargetProcess

No file or registry operations captured.

External reputation was not produced for this scan. Threat intelligence enrichment is a paid-plan layer: every extracted indicator - hashes, addresses, hostnames - is checked against the external reputation services. Our own ingested feeds ran on this scan and every result below is theirs. Adding the paid layer adds an external reputation verdict on each indicator, so VirusTotal, MalwareBazaar and filescan.io are listed below as not checked. See plans.

Earlier analysis of these bytes

2 earlier runs

Earlier analyses of the identical file, matched by SHA-256. Same bytes, same questions - what this platform found the last time it looked is evidence about the file in front of you now.

RunAnalysedModuleVerdictScore
#2839 2026-10-17 20:02 File Analysis Nothing conclusive6 6/100
#2462 2026-09-19 21:29 File Analysis Nothing conclusive6 6/100
10 answered no 13 had nothing to check
0Sources with a hit
10Sources queriedof 23 available
470.6kFeed records
0Could not answer

File reputation

4 clear · 3 not checked
SourceChecksResultDetailFeed
MalwareBazaar hash feed File hash clean not in feed 3,003 records
3 minutes ago
MalwareBazaar ransomware feed File hash clean not in feed 3,348 records
3 hours ago
ThreatFox hash IOCs File hash clean not in feed 1,153 records
3 minutes ago
URLhaus payload hashes File hash clean not in feed 1,680 records
3 minutes ago
filescan.io File hash not checked no hash lookup ran for this scan live lookup
MalwareBazaar File hash not checked no hash lookup ran for this scan live lookup
VirusTotal File hash not checked no hash lookup ran for this scan live lookup

Hash lookups only - the sample itself is never uploaded to any third party.

Network indicators

nothing of this kind to check
SourceChecksResultDetailFeed
blocklist.de IP / domain / URL not checked no IP, domain or URL observed to check 27.6k records
3 minutes ago
CINS Army IP / domain / URL not checked no IP, domain or URL observed to check 15k records
3 minutes ago
Emerging Threats IP / domain / URL not checked no IP, domain or URL observed to check 482 records
3 minutes ago
Feodo Tracker IP / domain / URL not checked no IP, domain or URL observed to check 5 records
3 minutes ago
IPsum IP / domain / URL not checked no IP, domain or URL observed to check 19.7k records
3 minutes ago
Phishing.Database IP / domain / URL not checked no IP, domain or URL observed to check 391.5k records
3 hours ago
ThreatFox IP / domain / URL not checked no IP, domain or URL observed to check 1,153 records
3 minutes ago
URLhaus IP / domain / URL not checked no IP, domain or URL observed to check no records ingested

TLS fingerprints

nothing of this kind to check
SourceChecksResultDetailFeed
JA3 / JA4 fingerprint blocklists JA3 / JA4 not checked no TLS client fingerprint observed 97 records
9 hours ago
SSL blocklist Server certificate not checked no server certificate fingerprint is extracted to check live lookup

Detection rules

2 clear
SourceChecksResultDetailFeed
Sigma rules Behavior log clean - 2,275 records
5 hours ago
Signature rules Sample content clean 3 structural rules matched (file properties, not findings) 110 records
4 minutes ago

Tooling catalogs

4 clear
SourceChecksResultDetailFeed
LOLBAS Process image paths clean 1 process image path, none masqueraded 245 records
4 minutes ago
LOLBootloaders File hash clean not a known vulnerable bootloader 520 records
3 minutes ago
LOLDrivers File hash clean not a known vulnerable driver 2,333 records
3 minutes ago
LOLRMM Names and domains clean 2 name/domain indicators checked, no remote-management tooling 360 records
3 minutes ago

AI analysis

The AI layer is a paid-plan feature. It reads what the other layers produced - the behaviour summary, the call sequence, the indicator list - and writes the narrative and the kill-chain walkthrough.

Nothing is being withheld. This layer did not run for this scan, so there is no result stored behind the lock.

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0 malicious 0 suspicious 3 info

File indicators

3
SeverityTypeIndicatorDescription
info sample_sha256 e851ab58a9675aa52ac9c944c837aba1154850105ce731d7ab4687d5f39bcdd2 Submitted sample (SHA256)
info sample_md5 2f1f9f104d587aac9981e503dcf82edf Submitted sample (MD5)
info imphash 5c4d602843f54570889588b32f7af650 Import table hash (imphash)

Sigma detections

0 matches of 2275 rules

The Sigma corpus was evaluated against this run's processes, registry, file, network, DNS and script activity. Nothing matched.

Generated rules

No generated rules

Detection rules are auto-generated after analysis.

Extracted files

What came out of the sample: unpacked payloads, carved objects and captured memory. Each one is stored by content hash, so the same object extracted twice is the same row.

No extracted files

Nothing was unpacked or carved out of this sample. Packed samples, documents with embedded objects and installers are the ones that usually produce artifacts here.

Export & download

/s/2905

Structured exports for your SIEM/TIP - ATT&CK Navigator layer, STIX 2.1 bundle, MISP event and a defanged IOC list - are free on every report. The packet capture follows this scan's plan, because a capture is the rawest network output this platform produces.

AI analysis report

An enterprise report with an AI-written executive summary, threat assessment, kill chain, and recommendations, plus the derived evidence (verdict, MITRE ATT&CK, network, file modifications, dropped files, IOCs) and screenshots. The AI narrative is built from derived analysis data only, so the raw sample never leaves the host (no-upload and AI-boundary preserved).

Public analyses of this file

3 runs

This file has been analysed more than once. The report below is the run that found the most, which is not always the most recent one.

SubmittedEnvironmentVerdictScore
2026-10-22 21:22 Shown below Windows 10 22H2 Nothing conclusive 6/100
2026-10-17 20:01 Windows 10 22H2 Nothing conclusive 6/100
2026-09-19 21:26 Windows 10 22H2 Nothing conclusive 6/100