- First seen
- Last seen
Indicator overview
INDICATOR PROFILEEngine detections are elevated in this report. Review the reported confidence, classification and relationships alongside them.
- SHA256
eecb204514f4961d93147805cdef6d7e4060588f428db663db1889da59f3d8e2- SHA1
162d6f58dcc1275edffaad6146ec6c4078d39b34- MD5
22a1f57f4025ab3a66baf00f02060ba1- Filename
- eecb2045_kmk[1].ps1.bin
- File type
- powershell
- MIME
- text/plain
- File size
- 1531434
- TLSH
T1BC65233495C552DF4832F27BBA42B899719E13831CC12367736C859633FA478CE6BC62- SSDEEP
24576:te48L1pJ94hx2rZG1uBWRwNiHD1pqMM8DFw9NKNe7Y2r4EVk/:kRGhw9Ngj1XMBW4TVI
Connected context
Key findings
OBSERVED EVIDENCEElevated engine detections. Related indicators in this report: 3. Review the supporting evidence before taking action.
Malicious. Engine detections are elevated at 50%.
VirusSign reports 100% confidence. Review this alongside engine detections and relationship evidence.
Analysis signals
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Available evidence appears in the other investigation lenses.
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: Fresh · Last seen 3 days ago.
- Detection rate
- 50%
- Threat type
- trojan
- Family
- powershell
- Confidence
- 100%
- detection
- 50 · Engine detection rate; color may also reflect VirusSign confidence.
Overview
- SHA256
eecb204514f4961d93147805cdef6d7e4060588f428db663db1889da59f3d8e2- SHA1
162d6f58dcc1275edffaad6146ec6c4078d39b34- MD5
22a1f57f4025ab3a66baf00f02060ba1- Filename
- eecb2045_kmk[1].ps1.bin
- File type
- powershell
- MIME
- text/plain
- File size
- 1531434
- TLSH
T1BC65233495C552DF4832F27BBA42B899719E13831CC12367736C859633FA478CE6BC62- SSDEEP
24576:te48L1pJ94hx2rZG1uBWRwNiHD1pqMM8DFw9NKNe7Y2r4EVk/:kRGhw9Ngj1XMBW4TVI- First seen
- 2026-10-30T18:49:42Z
- Last seen
- 2026-11-11T12:03:00Z
Key findings
A focused interpretation of the evidence, relationships and observation history that matter most.
Elevated engine detections. Related indicators in this report: 3. Review the supporting evidence before taking action.
Malicious. Engine detections are elevated at 50%.
VirusSign reports 100% confidence. Review this alongside engine detections and relationship evidence.
Classification includes type trojan and family powershell.
3 related indicators are shown across 2 relationship group(s).
4 timestamped observations are arranged from 2019-08-20 to 2026-10-30. 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 trojan, family powershell.
Last seen 3 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
- eecb2045_kmk[1].ps1.bin
- File type
- powershell
- MIME
- text/plain
- Size
- 1531434
Observed behavior
selected detailsSelected behavioral observations and reported framework mappings.
View details · 5 shown
- A DLL was loaded from a suspicious directory
- A process created a hidden window
- Allocated memory and changed its protection to PAGE_NOACCESS, may be used to hide payloads from memory scanners or to trigger an access violation for exception-driven execution
- Altered memory protections from dynamically allocated (unbacked) memory, indicative of self-modifying shellcode or memory patching
- Attempted to enumerate running processes from dynamically allocated (unbacked) memory
View MITRE ATT&CK details · 5 shown
- T1574 — A DLL was loaded from a suspicious directoryTactics: TA0002 · TA0005
- T1564.003 — A process created a hidden windowTactics: TA0005
- T1027 · T1055 — Allocated memory and changed its protection to PAGE_NOACCESS, may be used to hide payloads from memory scanners or to trigger an access violation for exception-driven executionTactics: TA0004 · TA0005
- T1055 — Altered memory protections from dynamically allocated (unbacked) memory, indicative of self-modifying shellcode or memory patchingTactics: TA0004 · TA0005
- T1057 — Attempted to enumerate running processes from dynamically allocated (unbacked) memoryTactics: TA0007
View MBC details · 5 shown
- CommunicationObjectives: OC0006
- C0016 — Create FileObjectives: OC0001
- E1485 — Data DestructionObjectives: OB0008
- Defense EvasionObjectives: OB0006
- DiscoveryObjectives: OB0007