d43b170b2823f13d0be00cdb7e21a1587e058f6b4a59f9db6e3cf00d15f83127
The detection of SHA256 hash d43b170b2823f13d0be00cdb7e21a1587e058f6b4a59f9db6e3cf00d15f83127
signifies a potential malware infection within the environment, demanding immediate attention. Multiple threat intelligence feeds, including Cyber Threat Alliance (CTA), Abuse.ch-Hash, SOCRadar Threat Exchange Services, Maltiverse Hash List, FileScan.io - Malicious, and AlienVault OTX Feeds, have flagged this hash as malicious. Analysis indicates an association with njRAT, a remote access trojan (RAT), capable of a wide range of malicious activities including keylogging, credential theft, and remote system control. A successful njRAT infection can lead to significant data breaches, system compromise, and disruption of business operations, potentially causing substantial financial and reputational damage. The presence of this IOC warrants a high-priority investigation to identify affected systems, contain the spread of the malware, and eradicate the threat.
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