`e1ecf0f7bd90553baaa83dcdc177e1d2b20d6ee5520f5d9b44cdf59389432b10`

e1ecf0f7bd90553baaa83dcdc177e1d2b20d6ee5520f5d9b44cdf59389432b10 is a file hash that one published source reports in connection with unclustered DPRK activity, which public reporting attributes to North Korea (DPRK). It is cited here from Microsoft. The report is dated 2022-09-29.

file hash DPRK (cluster unattributed) MATCHED IN SOURCE

Listed as e1ecf0f7bd90...

First seen 2022-09-29 · last seen 2022-09-29

Source

…SHA-256 Malicious colorui.dll 63cddab76e9d63e3cbea421b607342735d924e462c40f3917b1b5fbdf8d4a20d SHA-256 Malicious Amazon-Kitty.exe e1ecf0f7bd90553baaa83dcdc177e1d2b20d6ee5520f5d9b44cdf59389432b10 SHA-256 Malicious KiTTY implant for mscoree.dll c5a470cdf6f57125a8671f6b8843149cc78ccbc1a7bc615f34b23d9f241312bf SHA-256 Weaponized…
ZINC weaponizing open-source software — Microsoft · under “Indicators of compromise (IOCs)” · published 2022-09-29 · pulled 2026-09-12

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