| SHA256: | f8c53cb9cf976bcfa5e71f448b69f509b227a9ab02e82f1ca62b151586bbc78c |
| File name: | StrangerThingsv1_0.exe |
| Detection ratio: | 2 / 57 |
| Analysis date: | 2016-08-28 01:48:54 UTC ( 9 months, 1 week ago ) View latest |
| Antivirus | Result | Update |
|---|---|---|
| Invincea | generic.a | 20160826 |
| Zillya | Trojan.VBKrypt.Win32.249497 | 20160826 |
| Ad-Aware | 20160828 | |
| AegisLab | 20160828 | |
| AhnLab-V3 | 20160827 | |
| Alibaba | 20160826 | |
| ALYac | 20160828 | |
| Antiy-AVL | 20160827 | |
| Arcabit | 20160828 | |
| Avast | 20160828 | |
| AVG | 20160827 | |
| Avira (no cloud) | 20160827 | |
| AVware | 20160827 | |
| Baidu | 20160827 | |
| BitDefender | 20160828 | |
| Bkav | 20160827 | |
| CAT-QuickHeal | 20160827 | |
| ClamAV | 20160827 | |
| CMC | 20160824 | |
| Comodo | 20160828 | |
| CrowdStrike Falcon (ML) | 20160826 | |
| Cyren | 20160828 | |
| DrWeb | 20160828 | |
| Emsisoft | 20160828 | |
| ESET-NOD32 | 20160827 | |
| F-Prot | 20160828 | |
| F-Secure | 20160828 | |
| Fortinet | 20160828 | |
| GData | 20160828 | |
| Ikarus | 20160827 | |
| Jiangmin | 20160828 | |
| K7AntiVirus | 20160827 | |
| K7GW | 20160828 | |
| Kaspersky | 20160827 | |
| Kingsoft | 20160828 | |
| Malwarebytes | 20160828 | |
| McAfee | 20160828 | |
| McAfee-GW-Edition | 20160828 | |
| Microsoft | 20160827 | |
| eScan | 20160828 | |
| NANO-Antivirus | 20160827 | |
| nProtect | 20160827 | |
| Panda | 20160827 | |
| Qihoo-360 | 20160828 | |
| Rising | 20160828 | |
| Sophos | 20160827 | |
| SUPERAntiSpyware | 20160827 | |
| Symantec | 20160828 | |
| Tencent | 20160828 | |
| TheHacker | 20160826 | |
| TrendMicro | 20160828 | |
| TrendMicro-HouseCall | 20160828 | |
| VBA32 | 20160826 | |
| VIPRE | 20160828 | |
| ViRobot | 20160827 | |
| Yandex | 20160827 | |
| Zoner | 20160828 |
The file being studied is a Portable Executable file!
More specifically, it is a Win32 EXE
file
for the Windows GUI subsystem.
Packers identified
F-PROT ZIP
PE header basic information
Target machine Intel 386 or later processors and compatible processors
Compilation timestamp 2015-10-02 08:17:46
Entry Point 0x0001115C
Number of sections 4
PE sections
Overlays
MD5 5e9f386d85c96b32f54e69c582f9fb6a
File type application/zip
Offset 157696
Size 15735116
Entropy 7.99
PE imports
Number of PE resources by type
RT_STRING 9
RT_DIALOG 6
RT_ICON 4
RT_MANIFEST 1
RT_BITMAP 1
RT_GROUP_ICON 1
Number of PE resources by language
ENGLISH US 22
PE resources
Debug information
ExifTool file metadata
MIMEType
application/octet-stream
Subsystem
Windows GUI
MachineType
Intel 386 or later, and compatibles
FileTypeExtension
exe
TimeStamp
2015:10:02 09:17:46+01:00
FileType
Win32 EXE
PEType
PE32
CodeSize
114688
LinkerVersion
9.0
EntryPoint
0x1115c
InitializedDataSize
228864
SubsystemVersion
5.0
ImageVersion
0.0
OSVersion
5.0
UninitializedDataSize
0
File identification
MD5 b6307f6313d9a1e7c6b2dbe5260395af
SHA1 d5e3b54782301ae73c6d71f9f4a2183399caf0fa
SHA256 f8c53cb9cf976bcfa5e71f448b69f509b227a9ab02e82f1ca62b151586bbc78c
ssdeep
393216:kD+txVZdHE+FqlB0V0VyzI1nUsCOOYKO/wCT7/6rdE:xxZWAq8QA4jt57/6u
File size
15.2 MB ( 15892812 bytes )
File type Win32 EXE
Magic literal
PE32 executable for MS Windows (GUI) Intel 80386 32-bit
| TrID |
Win32 Executable MS Visual C++ (generic) (42.2%) Win64 Executable (generic) (37.3%) Win32 Dynamic Link Library (generic) (8.8%) Win32 Executable (generic) (6.0%) Generic Win/DOS Executable (2.7%) |
Tags
peexe
overlay
VirusTotal metadata
First submission
2016-08-25 12:27:36 UTC ( 9 months, 1 week ago )
Last submission
2017-03-18 07:03:32 UTC ( 2 months, 2 weeks ago )
| File names |
StrangerThingsv1_0.exe StrangerThingsv1_0.exe StrangerThingsv1_0.exe |
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Condensed report! The following is a condensed report of the
behaviour of the file when executed in a controlled environment. The actions
and events described were either performed by the file itself or by any other
process launched by the executed file or subjected to code injection by the
executed file.