SUSPICIOUS — libjiagu.so

SUSPICIOUS — libjiagu.so is a elf sample analyzed by MalwareAnalyzer by Cyble with a suspicious verdict (49/100). 1 of 57 detection engines flagged it.

Identification

• SHA-256: 68ab2ab39cf23cc19fd1b4a4ecc8aaf1465885b3dbeba98bcb3b5110a1c95525
• SHA-1: a584ba5fd1dc164f0e820c3baa7b7fb44446a648
• MD5: e2ff4fa19dcc29943a61b7b30a142582
• ssdeep: 6144:6e7TIrMnAKr4b439j+zBUhL8iEyX00sUvoUBKjkcZJ9KXsHm98IRQZkOv0Bzdt4:v7iMnzQ43Rx4iuxMBt4ofxt2BHVl
• TLSH: T1164A0171E1A83027FE806EC51554453E1DCF52B8CDF7F08AABD9D62B90868238C7469E
• Submitted as: libjiagu.so
• File type: elf · Size: 440680 bytes
• Verdict: suspicious (49/100)

Detections (1 of 57 engines)

• MalwareAnalyser heuristics (entropy/packer): high-entropy-blob

Why this verdict

The suspicious score of 49/100 is the fusion of 3 weighted signals:

• MalwareAnalyser heuristics (entropy/packer) flagged high-entropy-blob (rule high-entropy-blob) - engine signal, weight 0.35, confidence 0.70
• Embedded network infrastructure: http://c.appjiagu.com/apk/cr.html - static signal, weight 0.35, confidence 0.60
• Packing/obfuscation: high-entropy-blob - static signal, weight 0.25, confidence 0.55

Dynamic analysis

This sample is built for ARM, which no sandbox guest in our fleet executes, so it was not detonated. The absence of runtime behaviour here is a coverage gap on our side, not a finding about the sample.

Embedded URLs

• http://c.appjiagu.com/apk/cr.html

Embedded domains

• c.appjiagu.com

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