Malicious PDF — malware analysis report

Static analysis result for SHA-256 47e245f3dc7ffc00…

MALICIOUS

PDF

8.0 KB First seen: 2026-05-10
MD5: 76d982a858caa3a622c7f5af77f0a930 SHA-1: 472a29f90b8b88dc96172b4ad9f4cd84834bb4fd SHA-256: 47e245f3dc7ffc0060482209b6c15a96ad77d99e22c5af192e3c58b9f2aa6471
118 Risk Score

Malware Insights

MITRE ATT&CK
T1059.001 PowerShell T1204.002 Malicious File

The ML classifier strongly indicates maliciousness, supported by heuristic firings for JavaScript actions and the use of ASCIIHexDecode filters, which are common in PDF exploits. The presence of these indicators suggests the PDF is likely attempting to exploit a vulnerability to download and execute a secondary payload.

Machine Learning

  • Nyx PDF Classifier malicious score 0.9999

Heuristics 3

  • JavaScript action low 1 related finding PDF_JAVASCRIPT
    PDF contains a /JavaScript action. Generic JavaScript is common in benign forms; specific dangerous APIs are scored by separate rules.
  • PDF JavaScript rebuilds a builtin via replace() to run a char-code array critical PDF_JS_REPLACE_OBFUSCATED_CHARCODE_BUILDER
    Decoded PDF JavaScript resolves a String builtin from a junked literal — e.g. String['eQvoaol3'.replace(/[3oQS5]/g,'')] yielding fromCharCode/eval — and feeds a large numeric char-code array through it to rebuild and execute the next stage. Dynamically reconstructing a builtin name by stripping junk characters has no benign purpose; paired with the char-code payload array it is an unambiguous obfuscated-JavaScript exploit dropper.
  • ASCIIHexDecode filter (with exploit indicators) medium PDF_FILTER_HEX
    Hex-encoding filter present alongside exploit delivery indicators — often used to hide payload or shellcode bytes