PULSE NAME
IOC - Inside the JDownloader Supply-Chain Attack: An r77 Rootkit Bot That Kills Your Antivirus
WHITE celestre 2026-05-22 Modified: 2026-05-22
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MEDIUM VOLUME
Attackers replaced selected official download links with malicious installers that deployed a Python bot, r77 rootkit components, and Windows policy-based defense evasion. On May 6, 2026, attackers compromised the official JDownloader website and swapped download links to serve trojanized installers. The JDownloader developers confirmed the breach within hours, restored clean files, and disclosed a timeline, but acknowledged they didn't know what the malicious installers actually do. We took the malware apart to answer that question.
Indicators of Compromise (7 / 32 total)
All FileHash-MD5 FileHash-SHA1 FileHash-SHA256 IPv4 URL domain
TYPEINDICATORDESCRIPTIONCREATED
FileHash-SHA1 1d30baa0c45398fcf82329082cf913ef71cc4d55 SHA1 of 77a60b5c443f011dc67ace877f5b2ad7773501f3d82481db7f4a5238cf895f80 2026-05-22
FileHash-SHA1 32ccc3a9ec317ab31b0e1d42a5ff396462e0c565 SHA1 of 6550672cac21e036882921dd934ee06552dc74d3b0a9e1ddc26f952855e11371 2026-05-22
FileHash-SHA1 4c30ffc8c7e639274ffed4af3f9fa75edf261378 SHA1 of 5fdbee7aa7ba6a5026855a35a9fe075967341017d3cb932e736a12dd00ed590a 2026-05-22
FileHash-SHA1 4c4a33b79ddb8aef09436f73aa9a68ba30afb270 SHA1 of 25744e90bfa44cbcbf1f3d3c3cb90dd79dd32a6e359df9d2660ff251d6d03b46 2026-05-22
FileHash-SHA1 6839bd5a42338c41e81bb9aff8c4ed853d93801e SHA1 of 6d975c05ef7a164707fa359284a31bfe0b1681fe0319819cb9e2c4eec2a1a8af 2026-05-22
FileHash-SHA1 e5ac58f956fc17d07435c311fdedcd9885fbb09d SHA1 of 5a6636ce490789d7f26aaa86e50bd65c7330f8e6a7c32418740c1d009fb12ef3 2026-05-22
FileHash-SHA1 fdc6bf26f63e6b3d29da21291c8de62afa32b6c3 SHA1 of bf47585bd0b39f0731f044b37a95eb7e311ad31b23b50306a113a3aa777dbfab 2026-05-22