ID36 - SOC104
Malware Detected

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Alert Overview

Investigation

Initial Triage: Threat Intel

CTI lookup for hash f83fb9ce6a83da58b20685c1d7e1e546 shows it is flagged as ransomware, specifically Maze ransomware.

Log Management

Log management shows a single event within our timeline:

  • Outbound traffic from the host to 92.63.8[.]47 on port 443

  • The destination IP is flagged as malicious and associated with AS44558 – Netonline Bilisim Sirketi LTD

No inbound traffic to the host was observed.

Endpoint Security

No endpoint telemetry available — the security agent is not installed.

Playbook Execution

Select Threat Indicator

Other

Malware quarantined/cleaned?

Not Quarantined

Analyze Malware

Malicious

Check If Someone Requested the C2

accessed

HOST

quarantined

Add Artifacts
Artifact
Description
Type

f83fb9ce6a83da58b20685c1d7e1e546

Maze Ransomware

md5hash

92.63.8[.]47

C2 Server

IP address

Verdict

True Positive

Analyst Summary Report

Summary of findings

An alert was triggered for a file with the hash f83fb9ce6a83da58b20685c1d7e1e546, confirmed by threat intelligence as Maze ransomware. Log management captured outbound traffic from the infected host to a known C2 server(92.63.8[.]47) over port 443, which is associated with a flagged ASN (AS44558).

No endpoint telemetry was available due to the absence of a security agent on the machine. This limits visibility into local execution, process activity, and file system impact.

Despite the limited endpoint data, the combination of confirmed ransomware, C2 communication, and malicious IP reputation supports a true positive classification. The host has since been quarantined.

Remediation recommendations
  • Conduct full forensic analysis of the affected host to identify the initial infection vector and assess damage.
  • Search for lateral movement or persistence mechanisms, given Maze ransomware’s known behavior of network propagation.

  • Update and enforce endpoint agent deployment policies to ensure full telemetry coverage across all systems.

  • Block C2 IP (92.63.8[.]47) and related indicators across firewall, proxy, and EDR platforms.

  • Reset credentials for users who had active sessions on the compromised machine.

  • Review backup integrity and isolate backup systems to prevent potential cross-contamination.

  • Notify relevant internal stakeholders and prepare for potential containment or disclosure procedures if sensitive data is affected.

 

SYN / ACK

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