Report - realtekdriver.exe

Malicious Library PE File .NET EXE PE32
ScreenShot
Created 2024.07.04 09:43 Machine s1_win7_x6401
Filename realtekdriver.exe
Type PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386 Mono/.Net assembly, for MS Windows
AI Score
7
Behavior Score
3.8
ZERO API file : malware
VT API (file) 53 detected (AIDetectMalware, malicious, high confidence, Lazy, Unsafe, Va39, Attribute, HighConfidence, Artemis, DropperX, Msilheracles, Proxy, Sybici, Kryptik, MSIL@AI, MSIL2, xycUa4plmeH8DvRMdoja5g, pbcxf, PackedNET, Real Protect, high, score, Krypt, Detected, ai score=86, Wacatac, Eldorado, ZemsilF, ho0@aqdmikk, R002H0DFU24, Mgil, Static AI, Malicious PE, susgen, confidence)
md5 662404ed188bfab5386fc73a0a7732d4
sha256 601c31115b7c8db7e45d8a4386252f8b4a09d49b7d55eb25c9c49932828d718c
ssdeep 49152:vMj/PgvN+Y+BsXgHcXydAbxCNTC2U54dg65WhuwzNqO:UzIvNUBsXgHCyIYlg4PIrzz
imphash f34d5f2d4577ed6d9ceec516c1f5a744
impfuzzy 3:rGsLdAIEK:tf
  Network IP location

Signature (9cnts)

Level Description
danger File has been identified by 53 AntiVirus engines on VirusTotal as malicious
watch One or more of the buffers contains an embedded PE file
notice Allocates read-write-execute memory (usually to unpack itself)
notice One or more potentially interesting buffers were extracted
notice The binary likely contains encrypted or compressed data indicative of a packer
info Checks amount of memory in system
info Checks if process is being debugged by a debugger
info Queries for the computername
info Uses Windows APIs to generate a cryptographic key

Rules (4cnts)

Level Name Description Collection
watch Malicious_Library_Zero Malicious_Library binaries (upload)
info Is_DotNET_EXE (no description) binaries (upload)
info IsPE32 (no description) binaries (upload)
info PE_Header_Zero PE File Signature binaries (upload)

Network (0cnts) ?

Request CC ASN Co IP4 Rule ? ZERO ?

Suricata ids

PE API

IAT(Import Address Table) Library

mscoree.dll
 0x402000 _CorExeMain

EAT(Export Address Table) is none



Similarity measure (PE file only) - Checking for service failure