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Macop is an encryption trojan (ransomware) identified by Doctor Web as also being detected as Trojan.Encoder.35067, with another noted variant detected as Trojan.Encoder.30572. The provided content only directly establishes Macop as an encoder trojan and a variant relationship between these detections. No additional high-confidence details are provided in the source content regarding its infection vector, execution behavior, targeted sectors, associated threat actors, operating systems, or indicators of compromise.
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Small-footprint ransomware/encoder using Windows CryptoAPI; AES-256 for file encryption with RSA-1024 to protect keys.
Ransomware/encoder (small footprint) using Windows CryptoAPI; encrypts files with AES-256 and encrypts keys with RSA-1024.
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