These indicators are patterns that can be used to detect malicious activity.
File Hashes:
- SHA-256 Hash:
CA47C8710C4FFB4908A42BD986B14CDDCCA39E30BB0B11ED5CA16FE8922A468B - Multiple Hashes: This indicator includes a SHA-1 hash, a SHA-256 hash, and an MD5 hash, suggesting multiple ways to identify a specific malicious file:
- SHA-1:
1239288A5876C09D9F0A67BCFD645735168A7C80 - SHA-256:
19CC41A0A056E503CC2137E19E952814FBDF14F8D83F799AEA9B96ABFF11EFBB - MD5:
4AFDC05708B8B39C82E60ABE3ACE55DB
- SHA-1:
Domain Names: The following domain names are identified as indicators, meaning they are likely associated with malicious infrastructure (e.g., Command and Control servers, phishing sites):
cjlaspcorne.icuowlflright.digitalseallysl.sitequilltayle.livesmeltingt.runjawdedmirror.runmedicinebuckerrysa.pwcomputeryrati.sitenestlecompany.proauthorizev.sitepiratetwrath.runmercharena.bizwallkedsleeoi.shopgutterydhowi.shopjrxsafer.topquavabvc.topcalmingtefxtures.runrambutanvcx.run
These IOCs can be used by security professionals to identify and block connections to malicious infrastructure and detect known malicious files within their networks. The document also lists various MITRE ATT&CK patterns, which describe common adversary tactics and techniques.
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