Widely flagged by major antivirus engines as "Trojan:Win32/Trickbot" or "Spyware/Trickbot." Execution & Technical Details
Attempts to spread laterally across a local network using vulnerabilities like EternalBlue (SMB).
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TrickBot typically operates through a multi-stage execution process:
Ensure all systems are patched against SMB vulnerabilities to prevent the "worm" modules from spreading. The malware often injects its malicious code into
The malware often injects its malicious code into legitimate Windows processes (like svchost.exe or explorer.exe ) to evade detection by local security tools.
Upon execution, the file attempts to communicate with hardcoded C2 IP addresses. It uses custom encryption over HTTPS (typically ports 443 or 449) to send stolen data and receive new instructions. It may also perform "IP checking" by connecting to legitimate services like ident.me to verify the infected machine's external IP address. It may also perform "IP checking" by connecting
Steals passwords from browsers, FTP clients, and email.
