- First seen
- Last seen
THREAT SIGNALMedium-low
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Indicator overview
INDICATOR PROFILEThe VirusSign analysis is supported by the detection, confidence, classification and relationship signals available for this indicator.
- SHA256
15a76f12bc30719f5ee92536806d7031258e5a355b0db32fab705eb100b50578- SHA1
018d04be220103440d4d56bb47897dc96da82ced- MD5
abe7f4b9ca2627d3450d0a2d97a3069c- Filename
- 15a76f12_software.tmp.bin
- File type
- peexe
- MIME
- application/vnd.microsoft.portable-executable
- File size
- 1166336
- Compile time
- 2011-03-17T10:22:55Z
- PE platform
- x86 32-bit
- PE sections
- 8
Connected context
Key findings
OBSERVED EVIDENCEAnalysis takeaway
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Detection signal
Suspicious. A limited set of engine detections is present (8%).
Confidence signal
VirusSign confidence is elevated at 68%. Use it as supporting evidence together with detections, family and relationship context.
Analysis signals
OBSERVEDEngine detections8%
VirusSign confidence68%
Relationship context5 visible
Threat classificationmediafinder
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RELATIONSHIP CONSTELLATION
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FILEDOMAINIPURL
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Related intelligence
Pivot across connected files and infrastructure with analysis signals and supporting context.
Parent files
Files that may have delivered, loaded, or executed this indicator.
5shown
70%
high
peexe
3232208 bytes
drops
Filename
d89fb4f2_221d6b352a5396434ebc36020cfbbe00.virus.bin
Family
mediafinder
Type
adware
File type
peexe
MIME
application/vnd.microsoft.portable-executable
61%
high
peexe
3384016 bytes
drops
Filename
cf5a0c22_girl.like.me_downloader.exe.bin
Family
mediafinder
Type
adware
File type
peexe
MIME
application/vnd.microsoft.portable-executable
70%
high
peexe
2816632 bytes
drops
Filename
9a919bf8_028cd7237ea898e0adfea188dfa8aa9c.virus.bin
Family
mediafinder
Type
pua
File type
peexe
MIME
application/vnd.microsoft.portable-executable
62%
high
peexe
2816632 bytes
drops
Filename
e16d36f2_2a4183ea561a24daf583775cc3b28684.virus.bin
Family
mediafinder
Type
adware
File type
peexe
MIME
application/vnd.microsoft.portable-executable
67%
high
peexe
2816632 bytes
drops
Filename
fe65e7dc_b84812694108a231d930492c9d393ebd.virus.bin
Family
mediafinder
Type
adware
File type
peexe
MIME
application/vnd.microsoft.portable-executable
Analysis details
Severity: mediummalwareexe
Freshness: Fresh · Last seen 5 days ago.
- Detection rate
- 8%
- Threat type
- malware
- Family
- mediafinder
- Confidence
- 68%
- detection
- 8 · Engine detection rate; color may also reflect VirusSign confidence.
Overview
- SHA256
15a76f12bc30719f5ee92536806d7031258e5a355b0db32fab705eb100b50578- SHA1
018d04be220103440d4d56bb47897dc96da82ced- MD5
abe7f4b9ca2627d3450d0a2d97a3069c- Filename
- 15a76f12_software.tmp.bin
- File type
- peexe
- MIME
- application/vnd.microsoft.portable-executable
- File size
- 1166336
- Compile time
- 2011-03-17T10:22:55Z
- PE platform
- x86 32-bit
- PE sections
- 8
- Import libraries
- 12
- TLSH
T1EF454B22A3D24433D5732F759D6B82946C367D202EB4E94A7EF89E0C0E79B817D35392- SSDEEP
24576:Gh+EpSGP3ZEgRhuRKOODz6HY1SC9s6WcREFydry9uZHx9Uv:Ea+P6HpcTdn/S- Imphash
abc8d8d48a9f1d6739b5edb7a129b779- First seen
- 2012-07-07T23:05:55Z
- Last seen
- 2026-11-08T23:19:14Z
Key findings
A focused interpretation of the evidence, relationships and observation history that matter most.
Analysis takeaway
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Detection signal
Suspicious. A limited set of engine detections is present (8%).
Confidence signal
VirusSign confidence is elevated at 68%. Use it as supporting evidence together with detections, family and relationship context.
Threat context
Classification includes type malware and family mediafinder.
Relationship context
5 related indicators are shown across 1 relationship group(s). Additional relationship intelligence is available through API and data access.
Observation timeline
6 timestamped observations are arranged from 2011-03-17 to 2011-03-17. These are observation or metadata times, not execution order.
Why this verdict
Review the reported detections, analysis confidence and supporting context.
The VirusSign analysis is supported by the detection, confidence, classification and relationship signals available for this indicator.
Reported engine detection rate. A low rate alone does not establish that the indicator is benign.
VirusSign analysis confidence; separate from detection rate and actor-association confidence.
1 relationship group(s) provide pivot and infrastructure context.
Classification context: type malware, family mediafinder.
Last seen 5 days ago.
Signals reflect the intelligence returned in this report. Missing values mean not reported, not zero. Related indicators are investigation leads, not proof of shared malicious activity.
File profile
summarySelected file intelligence summary.
- Filename
- 15a76f12_software.tmp.bin
- File type
- peexe
- MIME
- application/vnd.microsoft.portable-executable
- Size
- 1166336
- Compile time
- 2011-03-17T10:22:55Z
- PE platform
- x86 32-bit
- Entry point
- 1027964
- Sections
- 8
Network activity
selected detailsSelected observations and details. Additional structured data are available through API and data access.
Network activity1
UDPports 53
- 1 outbound connections observed
- 0 domains, 1 IPs, 0 URLs
- Common ports: 53
- Protocols: UDP
View details · 1 shown
- IP
- <MACHINE_DNS_SERVER>
- Port
- 53
- Protocol
- UDP
File structure
selected detailsSelected observations and details. Additional structured data are available through API and data access.
PE header1
platform x86 32-bit5+ sections
- Platform: x86 32-bit
- Sections: 5+
- Entry point: present
- Compile time: 2011-03-17T10:22:55Z
View details · 1 shown
- Platform
- x86 32-bit
- Entry point
- 1027964
- Sections
- 8
- Compile time
- 2011-03-17T10:22:55Z
PE sections5+
5+ sections
- 5+ PE sections
- Common permissions: rw, r, rx
- 5+ unique section names
View details · 5 shown
- Name
- .text
- Virtual address
- 4096
- Virtual size
- 1018008
- Raw size
- 1018368
- Permissions
- rx
- Entropy
- 6.48
- Name
- .itext
- Virtual address
- 1024000
- Virtual size
- 4504
- Raw size
- 4608
- Permissions
- rx
- Entropy
- 6.01
- Name
- .data
- Virtual address
- 1032192
- Virtual size
- 12192
- Raw size
- 12288
- Permissions
- rw
- Entropy
- 4.37
- Name
- .bss
- Virtual address
- 1044480
- Virtual size
- 24748
- Raw size
- 0
- Permissions
- rw
- Entropy
- 0.0
- Name
- .idata
- Virtual address
- 1073152
- Virtual size
- 14232
- Raw size
- 14336
- Permissions
- rw
- Entropy
- 5.18
5 shown
Imports5+
5+ DLL groups
- 5+ import DLL groups
- 5+ imported functions summarized
View details · 5 shown
- Library
- mpr.dll
- Functions
- WNetCloseEnum, WNetEnumResourceW, WNetGetConnectionW, WNetGetUniversalNameW, WNetOpenEnumW
- Library
- comdlg32.dll
- Functions
- GetOpenFileNameW, GetSaveFileNameW
- Library
- version.dll
- Functions
- GetFileVersionInfoSizeW, GetFileVersionInfoW, VerQueryValueW
- Library
- gdi32.dll
- Functions
- AddFontResourceW, Arc, BitBlt, Chord, CreateBitmap, CreateBrushIndirect, CreateCompatibleBitmap, CreateCompatibleDC …
- Library
- shell32.dll
- Functions
- ExtractIconW, SHBrowseForFolderW, SHChangeNotify, ShellExecuteExW, ShellExecuteW, SHGetFileInfoW, SHGetMalloc, SHGetPathFromIDListW
5 shown
Resources5+
5+ resources
- 5+ resources
- Resource types: RT_STRING, RT_RCDATA, RT_CURSOR, RT_GROUP_CURSOR, RT_BITMAP
View details · 5 shown
- Type
- RT_CURSOR
- Language
- ENGLISH US
- Type
- RT_BITMAP
- Language
- NEUTRAL
- Type
- RT_ICON
- Language
- ENGLISH US
- Type
- RT_STRING
- Language
- NEUTRAL
- Type
- RT_RCDATA
- Language
- ENGLISH US
5 shown
Behavior details
selected detailsSelected behavioral observations and reported framework mappings.
View details · 5 shown
- PeekNamedPipe isn't required to read from a pipe; however, pipes are often utilized to capture the output of a cmd.exe process. In a multi-thread instance, a new thread is created that calls PeekNamedPipe and ReadFile to obtain the command output.
- This sample appears to be an installer. capa cannot handle installers well. This means the results may be misleading or incomplete. You should try to understand the install mechanism and analyze created files with capa.
- accept command line arguments
- access PEB ldr_data
- allocate RWX memory
5 shown