Trojan.AutoIt.289
Trojan.AutoIt.289 is a trojan identified by Doctor Web as malware launched by Trojan.Starter-family components. The provided content states that Trojan.Starter variants launch Trojan.AutoIt.289 and its components, and that Trojan.AutoIt.289 performs various malicious actions intended to make detection of the main payload more difficult. Doctor Web also describes Trojan.AutoIt.1413 as a packed version of Trojan.AutoIt.289. The malware was reported as being distributed as part of a broader malware set that included a miner, a backdoor, and a self-propagating module. High-confidence details in the provided content are limited; no specific infection vector beyond launch by Trojan.Starter malware, no named threat actor attribution, no specific targeted industries or platforms, and no concrete indicators of compromise are provided.
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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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