SETUP[1].EXE - Dangerous
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What we know about SETUP[1].EXE:
The filename SETUP[1].EXE was first seen on Jun 15 2007 in ITALY. It has also been seen in the following geographical regions of the Prevx community:
- SLOVENIA on Sep 22 2007
- The EUROPEAN UNION on Sep 22 2007
- The UNITED STATES on Jun 15 2007
- The UNITED KINGDOM on Mar 15 2008
- SPAIN on Sep 29 2007
The most common file size is 76,470 bytes. But the following file sizes have also been seen:
- 76,753 bytes
- 6,699,144 bytes
- 12,288 bytes
- 21,504 bytes
The unsafe files using this name are associated with the malware group Generic.Dropper.xCodec.Some files using the name SETUP[1].EXE are also associated with the malware groups:
- Trojan.Zlob
- Downloader.Zlob.ABH
- Downloader.Zlob.ABS
These files may have the following Vendor, Product, Version Information in the file header
- The following Vendor, Product, Version Information has also been reported:
SETUP[1].EXE has been seen to perform the following behavior(s):
- Adds Products to the system registry
- This Process Creates Other Processes On Disk
- This Process Deletes Other Processes From Disk
- Executes Processes stored in Temporary Folders
- Writes to another Process's Virtual Memory (Process Hijacking)
- Can communicate with other computer systems using HTTP protocols
- Executes a Process
- The Process is packed and/or encrypted using a software packing process
- Terminates Processes
- Creates potentially fake system tray messages and error warnings
- Visits web sites without the user knowing
SETUP[1].EXE has been the subject of the following behavior(s):
- Created as a process on disk
- Deleted as a process from disk
- Executed as a Process
- Terminated as a Process
- Executed by Internet Explorer
- Has code inserted into its Virtual Memory space by other programs
SETUP[1].EXE can also use the following file names:
- JMG7F558.EXE
- 9KZF6QOO.EXE
- 19845277.EXE
- DOWNLOAD[1].EXE
- APPDA
- SETUP.EXE
- 08692052.EXE
- 28501788.EXE
- W9SXR8PB.EXE
- UD0PP4FH.EXE
- 65042994.EXE
- NU73ZI2Z.EXE
- SETUP(2).EXE
- YCRW0V6P.EXE
- SETUP(3).EXE
- SETUP[2].EXE
- OPR0TMI2.EXE
- YJ7Z8J8V.EXE
- OB813PE1.EXE
- 75156686.SVD
- DPTRROWAST-387.PMS.EXE
- 9NPNLX5V.EXE
- 84790315.SVD
- 0YFAJ7H4.EXE
- 91I8M3AW.EXE
- WL2R5ZMX.EXE
- B0AQ8CAE.EXE
- SQPJ6M3K.EXE
- 5ZXVYDWJ.EXE
- 5I4EFM44.EXE
- YETFGKE2.EXE
- PPT54J37.EXE
- A96JN6SY.EXE
- 43396X43.EXE
- L5OPZCHF.EXE
- 94637967.EXE
- 07355562.EXE
- 89637102.EXE
- B53DHXR6.EXE
- 49916819.EXE
- FU0PR8YT.EXE
- 64863146.EXE
- 67885913.EXE
- 04817431.EXE
- 28823409.EXE
- 5D2HCCLN.EXE
- OPR01654.EXE
- 66786837.EXE
- SETUP(5).EXE
- 08415217.EXE
- B8JVLKOQ.EXE
- 6MSQC080.EXE
- 7GDGQA0I.EXE
- OKHJX4TQ.EXE
- 7ER5XDW2.EXE
- FOSVA4VG.EXE
- NBC1POD0.EXE
- 5470475L.EXE
- 77538557.DAT
- 26583235.DAT
- 04411954.DAT
- 32486704.DAT
- 10445377.DAT
- 42058843.DAT
- 25200159.DAT
- 13585252.DAT
- 15788817.DAT
- 12769974.DAT
- 22694227.DAT
- 30039935.DAT
- 17768492.DAT
- 34165264.DAT
- 00992058.DAT
- 05993633.DAT
- 01168131.DAT
- 02742109.DAT
- 48674585.DAT
- 11379338.DAT
- 12046205.DAT
- 80878445.DAT
- 22168835.DAT
- 22526267.DAT
- 08542907.DAT
- 98803568.DAT
- 68496907.DAT
- 57897819.DAT
- 05654266.DAT
- 01742727.DAT
- 11150039.DAT
- 41485174.DAT
- 32414047.DAT
- 07024046.DAT
- 42260817.DAT
- 22186588.DAT
- 40981952.DAT