minecraft.exe

The executable minecraft.exe has been detected as malware by 9 anti-virus scanners. This is a setup program which is used to install the application. The file has been seen being downloaded from mrn7nm2o0i4llfy.verbif.ru.
MD5:
6652bb3706c1b82e8a82b33216e56e6c

SHA-1:
1031930bf994ea70a083397cb7411efc5bd395d5

SHA-256:
3e09e8115eb1716e84a7305d86ea2afeeb8517571db8de7098b3d2093f00421d

Scanner detections:
9 / 68

Status:
Malware

Analysis date:
12/28/2024 5:50:17 AM UTC  (today)

Scan engine
Detection
Engine version

Lavasoft Ad-Aware
Gen:Variant.Graftor.140286
935

avast!
Win32:Malware-gen
140617-1

Clam AntiVirus
Win.Trojan.Agent-730660
0.98/19168

ESET NOD32
Win32/Hoax.ArchSMS.AHD.Gen application
7.0.302.0

F-Secure
Gen:Variant.Graftor.140286
11.2014-15-07_3

G Data
Win32.Application.Installmonstr
14.7.24

Kaspersky
Trojan.Win32.Inject
15.0.0.494

Malwarebytes
Trojan.SMSHoax
v2014.07.15.05

MicroWorld eScan
Gen:Variant.Graftor.140286
15.0.0.588

File size:
5.7 MB (5,968,752 bytes)

File type:
Executable application (Win32 EXE)

Common path:
C:\users\{user}\downloads\minecraft.exe

File PE Metadata
Compilation timestamp:
6/10/2014 9:11:07 PM

OS version:
5.0

OS bitness:
Win32

Subsystem:
Windows GUI

Linker version:
9.0

CTPH (ssdeep):
98304:5wCla88XC0FnYBr8c9OcD3itwu+0QKApk0/sVNWIHGIUwQvX:e8whYxRTK+0Q7kxRXQvX

Entry address:
0x1D41B

Entry point:
E8, 5D, 64, 00, 00, E9, 78, FE, FF, FF, 8B, FF, 55, 8B, EC, 56, 8D, 45, 08, 50, 8B, F1, E8, 7A, FC, FF, FF, C7, 06, F0, B1, 42, 00, 8B, C6, 5E, 5D, C2, 04, 00, C7, 01, F0, B1, 42, 00, E9, 2F, FD, FF, FF, 8B, FF, 55, 8B, EC, 56, 8B, F1, C7, 06, F0, B1, 42, 00, E8, 1C, FD, FF, FF, F6, 45, 08, 01, 74, 07, 56, E8, 86, C9, FF, FF, 59, 8B, C6, 5E, 5D, C2, 04, 00, 8B, FF, 55, 8B, EC, 56, 57, 8B, 7D, 08, 8B, 47, 04, 85, C0, 74, 47, 8D, 50, 08, 80, 3A, 00, 74, 3F, 8B, 75, 0C, 8B, 4E, 04, 3B, C1, 74, 14, 83, C1, 08...
 
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Code size:
161.5 KB (165,376 bytes)

The file minecraft.exe has been seen being distributed by the following URL.

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