Concrete signature match: Trojan - Appears legitimate but performs malicious actions for HTML/Web platform, family Mirai
This is a concrete detection of an HTML-based Trojan from the Mirai family. It leverages malicious HTML content, likely via compromised websites or email attachments, to exploit vulnerabilities and potentially download further Mirai malware components. The goal is often to enroll the host into a botnet, commonly targeting IoT devices, enabling large-scale attacks.
No detailed analysis available from definition files.
10d80a08e4d90e32213746ab214b61840a1ee9691adbe78f6b90d9c8b470707c853de318d47ef2b20741dc9c8b4f14fefac5e1f320992773ad88036a588b729d81ebdc7930fc303622b8038439b608172be0dd977f240574ee0832e5e70f3f1138d7165e0c560a6b3eded745678a8a2a458ed2ef55b004fa8b8186814aa2d13e1c36270fe8152caa0bd0d75e24ecc614b3606698ce415a95173be995b930fcc1Immediately isolate the affected system from the network. Perform a full system scan with updated Windows Defender and remove all detected threats. Ensure all web browsers, the operating system, and applications are fully patched and updated to close potential exploitation vectors. Educate users on identifying and avoiding malicious web content and email phishing attempts.