PoisonX19.sys

Malicious Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher 2025-03-25 VT 30/65

Driver Name: PoisonX19.sys
MD5: 6dc268d01b900569d0247963df10bb20
SHA1: 2da850db35f67a589d10fa701ce2dcb6688b8300
SHA256: 33e63f335cfa46ef6d1d22c849a623bbef4ebe20fb320b51305aa94024a7c6ce
Imphash: 47c3554d0dee53d4f925ed52484bea12
Vhash: 014066551d1516151iz13xz
Authentihash: 1ce001eda18c7a0636c4053848a1ae69812704795ab057331903d7002d688027
Rich PE header hash: 088a57b8b352520540d5f0b890dcb421
SSDEEP: 192:LNp/y5vzVXpWlVHMEc+Pbp5GBe1VfNEwm1ahYCydn2O8xYqD0cSX01k9z3AT/ipe:LN85rVXcLr7GBJ1ah3yqvDyR9za/io
TLSH: T146924BD9493850C6DDABA83182EAED677C3DB7C307114AEB01A4F4A81E877D5E734A1C
Signer: Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher
Signing date: 2025-03-25
SpcSpOpusInfo: Autel Intelligent Technology Corp., Ltd.
VT detections: 30/65
Compilation time: 2025-03-24
PDB path: D:\Build\PoisonX\Hide\x64\Release\Hide.pdb
Country submitter: South Korea
Flag: Malicious

Description

PoisonX is a malware component that operates as a process protector and concealer. Its main malicious capabilities are:

Killing processes: It provides an IOCTL interface (0x22e010) through which user-mode components can terminate any chosen process by calling ZwTerminateProcess.
Rootkit behavior: It hides processes and threads by hooking other kernel drivers. It uses ObReferenceObjectByName to find the target drivers, then replaces their function pointers so that execution is redirected into its own code.