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Trojan.AutoIt.289 is a malware family identified by Dr.Web as being launched by malicious XML scripts detected as Trojan.Starter variants, including Trojan.Starter.8319. The provided content states that Trojan.AutoIt.289 is distributed as part of a broader malware group that also includes a miner, a backdoor, and a self-propagating module. It performs various malicious actions intended to make detection of the main payload more difficult. The content also states that Trojan.AutoIt.1413 is a packed version of Trojan.AutoIt.289. High-confidence infection vector information in the content is limited to launch via malicious XML scripts/Trojan.Starter components. No specific industries, geographies, threat actor attribution, operating system targeting, or indicators of compromise beyond the malware and detection names are provided in the source material.
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A trojan payload launched by Trojan.Starter.8319.
AutoIt-based trojan used as part of a multi-malware bundle; performs actions intended to hinder detection of the main payload; also seen in packed form as Trojan.AutoIt.1413 and launched by malicious XML scripts (Trojan.Starter family).
AutoIt-based trojan used as part of a multi-malware bundle (including miner, backdoor, and self-propagation module); performs actions intended to hinder detection of the main payload; also referenced as a packed variant (Trojan.AutoIt.1413).
AutoIt-based trojan (also seen as a packed variant detected as Trojan.AutoIt.1413) distributed alongside other components (miner, backdoor, self-propagating module); performs actions intended to hinder detection of the primary payload.
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