PoisonX3.sys
- Driver Name
PoisonX3.sys- MD5
560989542e657f995ef0560ef7bba355- SHA1
18ef5dae58ad74584d5ffb89150f7aa47784bc65- SHA256
4948e89b532804590490aaae41f4b582a89592c931e557b6ddfff0b8d6ee8cf5- Imphash
47c3554d0dee53d4f925ed52484bea12- Vhash
014066551d1516151iz13xz- Authentihash
1ce001eda18c7a0636c4053848a1ae69812704795ab057331903d7002d688027- Rich PE header hash
088a57b8b352520540d5f0b890dcb421- SSDEEP
192:2Np/y5vzVXpWlVHMEc+Pbp5GBe1VfNEwm1ahYCydn2O8xYqD0cSX01k9z3AT/ipe:2N85rVXcLr7GBJ1ah3yqvDyR9za/io- TLSH
T1D4924BD9493850C6DDABA83182EAED677C3DB7C307114AEB01A4F4A81E877D5E734A1C- Signer
Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher- Signing date
2025-03-25- SpcSpOpusInfo
Autel Intelligent Technology Corp., Ltd.- VT detections
27/71- Compilation time
2025-03-24- PDB path
D:\Build\PoisonX\Hide\x64\Release\Hide.pdb- Country submitter
- India, RO, United States, Iraq, China, Switzerland, Germany, Turkey
- 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 callingZwTerminateProcess. - Rootkit behavior: It hides processes and threads by hooking other kernel drivers. It uses
ObReferenceObjectByNameto find the target drivers, then replaces their function pointers so that execution is redirected into its own code.