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THE HUNTER’S LEDGER
ATT&CK Technique · Execution
T1204.002 Malicious File
Mapped by 7 reports, 2 detection rules and 5 tracked actors on The Hunters Ledger. Technique page on attack.mitre.org.

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Reports

Each report maps this technique in its own ATT&CK table, at the confidence the report states. The link opens that table.

Report May 2026 · under Execution · HIGH
Rhadamanthys MaaS Customer Deep-Dive (79.137.192.3)
Report Mar 2026 · under Initial Access · MODERATE
Sliver C2 Toolchain with ScareCrow Loader (45.94.31.220)
Report Feb 2026 · under Execution · HIGH
NsMiner: Multi-Stage Cryptojacking Operation
Report Jan 2026 · under Execution · HIGH
Arsenal-237 New Files: Advanced Toolkit Analysis
Report Dec 2025 · under Execution · HIGH
Dual-RAT Analysis: Pulsar RAT vs. NjRAT/XWorm

Detection rules

Rules whose ATT&CK coverage line names this technique, by detection page. The link opens the page's coverage table.

Detection rules May 2026 · 2 rules
HijackLoader / Penguish / Rugmi to AsyncRAT Multi-Vector Phishing Campaign
Inno Setup Pascal Anti-Triage Wrapper (YARA, Hunting); Office VBA Macro Security Disabled via Registry VBAWarnings Set to 1 (SIGMA, Hunting)

Tracked actors

Designations whose reports map this technique.

  • UTA-2026-001: Sliver C2 operator with an automated ScareCrow, Donut and SysWhispers3 build pipeline
  • UTA-2026-007: HijackLoader customer running a 15-month multi-vector phishing campaign into an AsyncRAT-class RAT
  • UTA-2026-008: Developer and operator of the BellaMain Turkish phishing-as-a-service panel
  • UTA-2026-009: Multi-product fraud operator pairing a real VPN service with a brand-impersonation phishing library
  • UTA-2026-010: Rhadamanthys MaaS customer with a self-built loader (customer side only, never the vendor)

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