Prevx Research Division
"EWEFAA.EXE"
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Associated Malware Groups
The filename is associated with the malware group:
- Cloaked Malware
File Behavior
EWEFAA.EXE has been the subject of the following behavior:
- Added as a Registry auto start to load Program on Boot up
Country Of Origin
The filename EWEFAA.EXE was first seen on Mar 20 2010 in the following geographical region of the Webroot community:
- The United States on Mar 20 2010
File Name Aliases
EWEFAA.EXE can also use the following file names:
- UFW.EXE
- SCE.EXE
- RXUWEC.EXE
- RXUWEA.EXE
- RXUWEB.EXE
- RXUWED.EXE
- RXUWEE.EXE
- WLQ.EXE
- IDYDIA.EXE
- ILJ.EXE
- BSC.EXE
- OBUHYA.EXE
- DHEGIA.EXE
- ANC.EXE
- XQW.EXE
- GCG.EXE
- GTYJUA.EXE
- XQZ.EXE
- XJEKEA.EXE
- KLG.EXE
- KDYDOA.EXE
- AKQ.EXE
- XSG.EXE
- TFEJYB.EXE
- TFEJYA.EXE
- GQOSUA.EXE
- TMW.EXE
- TMT.EXE
- TMQ.EXE
- ESJ.EXE
- XJW.EXE
- MWUXIA.EXE
- KKUPOA.EXE
- DNJ.EXE
- ORUKAA.EXE
- OZZ.EXE
- SGS.EXE
- LXOGYA.EXE
- KXOBYA.EXE
- WREBOA.EXE
- MTEREB.EXE
- MCQ.EXE
- MCT.EXE
- ZSF.EXE
- ZKUDAB.EXE
- ZQY.EXE
- XXK.EXE
- QNICUB.EXE
- QVW.EXE
- THUXOA.EXE
- WGK.EXE
- TMEQYA.EXE
- XHOTEA.EXE
- BLUFAA.EXE
- BSIJAA.EXE
- AWW.EXE
- CBIQIB.EXE
- CBIQIA.EXE
- KRIWEA.EXE
- KRIWEB.EXE
- XJEKEB.EXE
- UWAHYA.EXE
- UWAHYB.EXE
- YSK.EXE
- YSN.EXE
- YLIPIA.EXE
- BSUTUA.EXE
- NBAMUA.EXE
- KPW.EXE
- XBC.EXE
- SZQ.EXE
- WBW.EXE
- TJUFUA.EXE
- OJZ.EXE
- OBULIB.EXE
- OBULIA.EXE
- OJW.EXE
- MXAGUA.EXE
- EDQ.EXE
- QRC.EXE
- NJZ.EXE
- VBUQIA.EXE
- TTG.EXE
- DFOHYA.EXE
- DFOHYB.EXE
- TVQ.EXE
- EBOMEA.EXE
- MTEREA.EXE
- MCW.EXE
- R.TFA (1).EXE
- YWG.EXE
- YWJ.EXE
- YFQ.EXE
- EDS.EXE
- VJ2.EXE
- NL0.EXE
- RP0.EXE
- XC3.EXE
Filesizes
This file has been seen with the following file size:
- 160,768 bytes
File Type
The filename EWEFAA.EXE refers to an executable program.
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