Malicious PDF — malware analysis report

Static analysis result for SHA-256 39e86112d2c135f4…

MALICIOUS

PDF

2.07 MB Created: Šhk$´+­—½»y&˜˜eqû Authoring application: AÂ15Ot©0»ŽÞç$Çß1a…|‘+ÞÐ?¬ðƒ¼’NŽTYJ6 ìH” ;Ä •Ú ž† úHu(ÍÛ£vYUœ›Ò¼k<¦B,ª.ËPàì̸½AА0£¶~áJá0f§ôÏJ/ÄÉ7¨FŠ/>Tk]† x’ÕYXUd¨ÄѶ³ (via 0b327.<sQ300) First seen: 2026-02-18
MD5: 911f640025918e201d46fb69c45a5f3e SHA-1: 44b580a7659fd6103db66cd0d3e8bf223210439b SHA-256: 39e86112d2c135f42efca746822803e7120e9ac5f3c6a3b82a7664bdb24cf6b8
60 Risk Score

Malware Insights

MITRE ATT&CK
T1059.001 PowerShell T1566.002 Spearphishing Attachment

The PDF file is encrypted and contains JavaScript, as indicated by the PDF_ENCRYPTED_WITH_JS heuristic. This suggests the document is designed to conceal its malicious payload from static analysis. The high number of streams (PDF_MANY_STREAMS) further points to obfuscation techniques. The combination of encryption and JavaScript points to a likely delivery mechanism for a secondary stage, possibly involving a downloader or exploit.

Machine Learning

  • Nyx PDF Classifier clean score 0.0027

Heuristics 2

  • Encrypted PDF carries /js — payload hidden from static analysis high PDF_ENCRYPTED_WITH_JS
    PDF declares /Encrypt and also references an executable trigger (/js). Document encryption hides the JavaScript body and stream contents from static scanners — combined with auto-execution indicators this is a known evasion pattern used to deliver weaponised JavaScript that the analyst cannot inspect without the decryption key.
  • Unusually high stream count medium PDF_MANY_STREAMS
    PDF contains 501+ stream objects — may indicate heap spray or heavy obfuscation