Frequently delivered through phishing emails or malicious links, often disguised as legitimate documents (e.g., invoices) or software updates.
Dropping additional executables, establishing connections to untrusted IP addresses, and modifying registry keys (e.g., Run or RunOnce ). Infection Vector & Behavior
5A948DB60FB494608C9FA91C74F39F3F25B8E02C83793E85375DD8F24BCCB122 anyx_load.exe
The anyx_load.exe drops another executable—often a stealer or RAT (Remote Access Trojan)—into a local directory like C:\Users\[User]\AppData\Local\Temp\ .
anyx_load.exe often employs techniques to detect virtual machine (VM) environments to avoid being analyzed by security researchers. often disguised as legitimate documents (e.g.
Check for suspicious scheduled tasks and registry keys (e.g., HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run ).
Once the user runs the executable, it initiates a connection to a remote server. establishing connections to untrusted IP addresses
It may modify registry keys or utilize the Windows Task Scheduler to ensure the malware restarts upon system reboot.