Concrete signature match: Trojan - Appears legitimate but performs malicious actions for 32-bit Windows platform, family FatalRAT
FatalRAT is a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that grants an attacker remote control over the infected system. It establishes persistence through multiple methods, including registry run keys and scheduled tasks, to maintain access for data theft, surveillance, or deploying additional malware.
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49145b2ebcd400df1c5c43865445975cda22d08e76dc0f3a6b9f8da3ab8e94ec33aa01dccffcb3ebb83f6937dcaff128a09e54d52a037767382e6fd001e10cd13bb03cfd02d07f09a5475234d3fcc884005331bb90a43e24d96efdce6f39f98127093f7c3a035a1afbd28ddeb37dac6dd8cacc89ea7dd65d413c45f57379b02bf108e12631d04083c2753ea7391193f5b36a76a104067bd71ae5be65d67afff8Isolate the host from the network immediately. Run a full antivirus scan to remove detected components. Manually verify and remove its persistence mechanisms in Registry Run keys, Scheduled Tasks, and the Startup folder. Assume compromise: change all passwords and investigate for further attacker activity.