0000012bd85698ed6abc0dc4217f739bea25e4dfa6db9d515741341f8a1d69cc

The SHA256 hash 0000012bd85698ed6abc0dc4217f739bea25e4dfa6db9d515741341f8a1d69cc is a high-scoring Indicator of Compromise (IOC) that signifies the presence of malicious or suspicious files within the environment. Its elevated score (96.75) and multiple positive detections from reputable threat intelligence feeds like SOCRadar Threat Exchange Services, Maltiverse Hash List, and AlienVault OTX Feeds strongly suggest that files with this hash are associated with malware or unwanted programs. The identification of related objects, including executable files (e.g., 7zFM.exe, AcroCEF.exe, Chrome.exe) and numerous other hash values, alongside network indicators like IP addresses and hostnames, further elevates the risk. The reported association with malware families such as Agent Tesla, possible downloaders, and potentially unwanted applications underscores the potential for significant security impact, including data theft, system compromise, and unauthorized access. Immediate investigation and remediation are crucial to prevent further damage.