- First seen
- Last seen
Indicator overview
INDICATOR PROFILEThe VirusSign analysis is supported by the detection, confidence, classification and relationship signals available for this indicator.
- SHA256
a27568397d62fe4c514babc71eea5364b8a68c529d207ae7ca6b17fe16acc4cd- SHA1
0bc4c6b48487ec98b13babf950b0f3681f487959- MD5
46e6720e297b7a5a5fc6b26517636172- Filename
- crytest.msi
- File type
- msi
- MIME
- application/x-msi
- File size
- 3141632
- Filename variants
- 4 reported
- TLSH
T138E533B4B2888F37D7412238515A139646A1FC89862ED0FD5B83B35DBE3DC4D2335B9A- SSDEEP
49152:iVxAJsa/Shp5y2t3RExFhzFzEuRMXI6nwNRI5OzXJtz4XSZ:iVKp/SP5yg3REfVFwP46wNRUdi
Connected context
Key findings
OBSERVED EVIDENCEReview the detections and related infrastructure.
Suspicious. A limited set of engine detections is present (5%).
VirusSign confidence is elevated at 58%. Use it as supporting evidence together with detections, family and relationship context.
Analysis signals
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Review approximate infrastructure locations and geographic concentration.
No observations in this view
Available evidence appears in the other investigation lenses.
Visible connections
Related intelligence
Pivot across connected files and infrastructure with analysis signals and supporting context.
Dropped / child files
Files dropped, bundled, or created by the queried file.
Related IPs
Network IPs associated with this indicator.
Related domains
Domains associated with this indicator.
Analysis details
Freshness: Fresh · Last seen today.
- Detection rate
- 5%
- Threat type
- trojan
- Family
- msil
- Confidence
- 58%
- detection
- 5 · Engine detection rate; color may also reflect VirusSign confidence.
Overview
- SHA256
a27568397d62fe4c514babc71eea5364b8a68c529d207ae7ca6b17fe16acc4cd- SHA1
0bc4c6b48487ec98b13babf950b0f3681f487959- MD5
46e6720e297b7a5a5fc6b26517636172- Filename
- crytest.msi
- File type
- msi
- MIME
- application/x-msi
- File size
- 3141632
- TLSH
T138E533B4B2888F37D7412238515A139646A1FC89862ED0FD5B83B35DBE3DC4D2335B9A- SSDEEP
49152:iVxAJsa/Shp5y2t3RExFhzFzEuRMXI6nwNRI5OzXJtz4XSZ:iVKp/SP5yg3REfVFwP46wNRUdi- First seen
- 2026-11-10T01:57:20Z
- Last seen
- 2026-11-10T09:01:31Z
- Filename variants
- 4 reported
Key findings
A focused interpretation of the evidence, relationships and observation history that matter most.
Review the detections and related infrastructure.
Suspicious. A limited set of engine detections is present (5%).
VirusSign confidence is elevated at 58%. Use it as supporting evidence together with detections, family and relationship context.
Classification includes type trojan and family msil.
12 related indicators are shown across 3 relationship group(s). Additional relationship intelligence is available through API and data access.
13 timestamped observations are arranged from 2014-03-31 to 2088-09-26. 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.
3 relationship group(s) provide pivot and infrastructure context.
Classification context: type trojan, family msil.
Last seen today.
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
- crytest.msi
- File type
- msi
- MIME
- application/x-msi
- Size
- 3141632
Observed behavior
selected detailsSelected behavioral observations and reported framework mappings.
View details · 5 shown
- A DLL was loaded from a suspicious directory
- ArechClient2 configuration was extracted
- Attempts to make a network connection via suspicious process
- Checks available memory
- Checks for available system drives (often done to infect USB drives)
View MITRE ATT&CK details · 5 shown
- T1574 — A DLL was loaded from a suspicious directoryTactics: TA0002 · TA0005
- T1059 — Apparent Internal Usage of CMD.EXETactics: TA0002
- T1082 — Checks available memoryTactics: TA0007
- T1091 · T1120 — Checks for available system drives (often done to infect USB drives)Tactics: TA0001 · TA0007 · TA0008
- T1055 — Creates a process in a suspended state, likely for injectionTactics: TA0004 · TA0005
View MBC details · 5 shown
- CommunicationObjectives: OC0006
- C0016 — Create FileObjectives: OC0001
- Defense EvasionObjectives: OB0006
- DiscoveryObjectives: OB0007
- File SystemObjectives: OC0001
Network activity
selected detailsSelected observations and details. Additional structured data are available through API and data access.
- 1 outbound connections observed
- 0 domains, 1 IPs, 0 URLs
- Common ports: 443
- Protocols: TCP
View details · 1 shown
- IP
- 65.108.133.85
- Port
- 443
- Protocol
- TCP
- 2 DNS requests observed
- 2 unique queries
- 5+ response IPs
- Query types: A
- Response codes: NOERROR
View details · 2 shown
- Query
- static.85.133.108.65.clients.your-server.de
- Type
- A
- Answers
- 65.108.133.85
- Response
- NOERROR
- Query
- atm.teams.mira.tm.svc.cloud.microsoft
- Type
- A
- Answers
- 52.123.248.10, 52.123.248.38, 52.123.248.46, 52.123.248.55, 52.123.248.78, 52.123.248.3, 52.123.248.29, 52.123.248.42
- Response
- NOERROR