Authme(10).exe
: Upon execution, it may hide its console window, download additional malicious components (e.g., installer.exe ), and attempt to exfiltrate sensitive data like login tokens or run a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) .
: Attempts to bypass security by hiding its process or disabling antivirus prompts. authme(10).exe
: The name "AuthMe" is also used by a popular legitimate Minecraft authentication plugin, which attackers exploit to trick users into downloading the malicious .exe version. Indicators of Compromise (IoC) : Upon execution, it may hide its console
: Legitimate 2FA apps like Authme (Tauri version) are typically open-source and hosted on reputable platforms like GitHub; they do not usually come as standalone numbered executables like authme(10).exe . Indicators of Compromise (IoC) : Legitimate 2FA apps
: If you have downloaded this file, do not open it .
: Unauthorized connections to suspicious domains (e.g., authme[.]live ) to fetch secondary payloads.
: Upon execution, it may hide its console window, download additional malicious components (e.g., installer.exe ), and attempt to exfiltrate sensitive data like login tokens or run a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) .
: Attempts to bypass security by hiding its process or disabling antivirus prompts.
: The name "AuthMe" is also used by a popular legitimate Minecraft authentication plugin, which attackers exploit to trick users into downloading the malicious .exe version. Indicators of Compromise (IoC)
: Legitimate 2FA apps like Authme (Tauri version) are typically open-source and hosted on reputable platforms like GitHub; they do not usually come as standalone numbered executables like authme(10).exe .
: If you have downloaded this file, do not open it .
: Unauthorized connections to suspicious domains (e.g., authme[.]live ) to fetch secondary payloads.