Win.Dropper.Miner
Win.Dropper.Miner is a malware detection name observed in Cisco Talos telemetry, listed among prevalent malware samples alongside coinminers, injectors, and droppers. The provided content identifies the sample specifically as "Win.Dropper.Miner::95.sbx.tg" and places it in reporting that references coinminer-related detections, indicating it is associated with malware used to drop or deliver miner payloads. No additional high-confidence details on its infection vector, technical behavior, targeted industries, associated threat actor, or specific indicators of compromise beyond the detection name are provided in the content.
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A dropper that delivers a coinminer payload, used to install cryptocurrency mining malware on the victim system.
Win.Dropper.Miner is a malware that acts as a dropper for cryptomining payloads, enabling illicit cryptocurrency mining on infected systems.
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