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Jin Miner is a cryptocurrency mining malware family described as a CoinMiner that mines Monero. The provided content states it is known to be distributed through exploitation of the Apache Log4j Log4Shell vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228). In the referenced intrusion context, other attackers had previously exploited the same unpatched VMware Horizon Log4Shell exposure to install Jin Miner before a later Lazarus-linked intrusion deployed NukeSped, indicating opportunistic compromise of vulnerable internet-facing systems. High-confidence indicators associated with Jin Miner in the content include MD5 hashes 131fc4375971af391b459de33f81c253, 1875f6a68f70bee316c8a6eda9ebf8de, 47791bf9e017e3001ddc68a7351ca2d6, 7a19c59c4373cadb4556f7e30ddd91ac, and 7ef97450e84211f9f35d45e1e6ae1481. The content also lists related URLs/IOCs: http[:]//185[.]29[.]8[.]18/htroy[.]exe, http[:]//185[.]29[.]8[.]18[:]8888/, http[:]//84[.]38[.]133[.]145[:]443/, http[:]//84[.]38[.]133[.]16[:]8443/, and http[:]//iosk[.]org/pms/add[.]bat. No additional technical behavior beyond Monero mining and Log4Shell-based distribution is directly stated in the provided content.
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Log4Shell(CVE-2021-44228) 취약점 악용을 통해 배포되는 것으로 언급된 코인 마이너로, 최종적으로 모네로(Monero) 채굴을 수행함.
Cryptomining malware (Monero miner) observed being deployed by exploiting Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228), including via PowerShell-based installation.
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