- First seen
- Last seen
Indicator overview
INDICATOR PROFILEEngine detections are elevated in this report. Review the reported confidence, classification and relationships alongside them.
- SHA256
735f93f94ed33d00f5cfba415dd196d4aa48b96ae095f075903d6ca35d06f71e- SHA1
cd5cfcbc0fe08d7188b83c344e0a5146eed83cf7- MD5
4635c9cbd92f141ba90c6aebc6a3d2d7- Filename
- 735f93f9_webbrowserpassview2.zip.bin
- File type
- zip
- MIME
- application/zip
- File size
- 240913
- TLSH
T10B3423401DE4F3B7F9997C3611B194ACE02346182A99523C8E53F84B3B577AE3F592E2- SSDEEP
6144:ypjOrk/0qReQjKBkmOKnH04xzIimn2sIlqjpmDxWWAogS:ydOa0qxjskmp5xzqn2fqjppWAop
Connected context
Key findings
OBSERVED EVIDENCEElevated engine detections. Related indicators in this report: 9. Review the supporting evidence before taking action.
Malicious. Engine detections are elevated at 61%.
VirusSign reports 100% confidence. Review this alongside engine detections and relationship evidence.
Analysis signals
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Visible connections
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.
Dropped / child files
Files dropped, bundled, or created by the queried file.
Analysis details
Freshness: Aging · Last seen 150 days ago.
- Detection rate
- 61%
- Threat type
- hacktool
- Family
- passview
- Confidence
- 100%
- detection
- 61 · Engine detection rate; color may also reflect VirusSign confidence.
Overview
- SHA256
735f93f94ed33d00f5cfba415dd196d4aa48b96ae095f075903d6ca35d06f71e- SHA1
cd5cfcbc0fe08d7188b83c344e0a5146eed83cf7- MD5
4635c9cbd92f141ba90c6aebc6a3d2d7- Filename
- 735f93f9_webbrowserpassview2.zip.bin
- File type
- zip
- MIME
- application/zip
- File size
- 240913
- TLSH
T10B3423401DE4F3B7F9997C3611B194ACE02346182A99523C8E53F84B3B577AE3F592E2- SSDEEP
6144:ypjOrk/0qReQjKBkmOKnH04xzIimn2sIlqjpmDxWWAogS:ydOa0qxjskmp5xzqn2fqjppWAop- First seen
- 2017-07-04T02:09:49Z
- Last seen
- 2026-06-16T18:24:26Z
Key findings
A focused interpretation of the evidence, relationships and observation history that matter most.
Elevated engine detections. Related indicators in this report: 9. Review the supporting evidence before taking action.
Malicious. Engine detections are elevated at 61%.
VirusSign reports 100% confidence. Review this alongside engine detections and relationship evidence.
Classification includes type hacktool and family passview.
9 related indicators are shown across 2 relationship group(s). Additional relationship intelligence is available through API and data access.
10 timestamped observations are arranged from 2012-12-31 to 2024-01-02. These are observation or metadata times, not execution order.
Why this verdict
Review the reported detections, analysis confidence and supporting context.
Engine detections are elevated in this report. Review the reported confidence, classification and relationships alongside them.
Reported engine detection rate, not the probability that this indicator is malicious.
VirusSign analysis confidence; separate from detection rate and actor-association confidence.
2 relationship group(s) provide pivot and infrastructure context.
Classification context: type hacktool, family passview.
Last seen 150 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
- 735f93f9_webbrowserpassview2.zip.bin
- File type
- zip
- MIME
- application/zip
- Size
- 240913
Observed behavior
selected detailsSelected behavioral observations and reported framework mappings.
View details · 5 shown
- Binary contains paths to debug symbols
- Classification label
- Creates a DirectInput object (often for capturing keystrokes)
- Creates a process in suspended mode (likely to inject code)
- Creates guard pages, often used to prevent reverse engineering and debugging
View MITRE ATT&CK details · 5 shown
- T1555.003 — Adversaries may acquire credentials from web browsers by reading files specific to the target browser.Tactics: TA0006
- T1003 — Adversaries may attempt to dump credentials to obtain account login and credential material, normally in the form of a hash or a clear text password, from the operating system and software.Tactics: TA0006
- T1057 — Adversaries may attempt to get information about running processes on a system.Tactics: TA0007
- T1071 — Adversaries may communicate using application layer protocols to avoid detection/network filtering by blending in with existing traffic.Tactics: TA0011
- T1552 — Adversaries may search compromised systems to find and obtain insecurely stored credentials.Tactics: TA0006
View MBC details · 5 shown
- CommunicationObjectives: OC0006
- Credential AccessObjectives: OB0005
- DiscoveryObjectives: OB0007
- File SystemObjectives: OC0001
- C0002 — HTTP CommunicationObjectives: OC0006