VIRUSSIGN
Malicious CriticalFILE
Quota 38
First seen
Last seen
CONFIDENCE91%VirusSign analysis
FAMILYdcrypttrojan
RELATED INDICATORS12Connections in this report
ANALYSISMaliciousRecent

Indicator overview

INDICATOR PROFILE

VirusSign reports high analysis confidence alongside a low or unreported engine detection rate. These are different measures; review the supporting classification and relationships.

SHA256
338cdb2b43dbdfdc6b8b702bfd150a35f443df7d45b210ca134d119a58be25fb
SHA1
76e0eb3a7c2858e7b706247994372114de18c155
MD5
cf3c841367177b577ed88fb1b0aac215
Filename
payload.exe
File type
peexe
MIME
application/vnd.microsoft.portable-executable
File size
42496
Compile time
2026-10-30T21:48:23Z
PE platform
x64 64-bit
PE sections
10

Connected context

Key findings

OBSERVED EVIDENCE
Analysis takeaway

High-confidence evidence. Related indicators in this report: 12. Review the supporting evidence before taking action.

Detection signal

Malicious. A limited set of engine detections is present (17%).

Confidence signal

VirusSign reports 91% confidence. Review this alongside engine detections and relationship evidence.

Analysis signals

OBSERVED
Engine detections17%
VirusSign confidence91%
Relationship context12 visible
Threat classificationdcrypt

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